Lg la6130

[Polaris]

Anybody here have any opinions on the LG LA6130? There seem to be a distinct lack of reviews on the net for this model.

Thanks.

 

[SAM_NEO4U]

anybody purchased this model? please give us details.

 

[shrey7]

Dude not a great TV.. better check SONY or SAMMY in this range. Otherwise consider LG 6910 priced a bit higher.

 

[SAM_NEO4U]

Dear, i don't want smart features, but 3D certainly in my mind. any other reference??

 

[oldpiglas]

think so,better check SONY or SAMMY in this range. Otherwise consider LG 6910 priced a bit higher.

 

[SAM_NEO4U]

all other tvs price u r referring are on the higher side.

lg la6130 is the cheapest just like an led tv having 3D option in addition.

did u check this model? what's the reason u r saying no to this model?

my budget is only 60k.

 

[ramanans_cdl]

I have bought 55" LA 6200. It was good for 125K. PQ is good. has good options. But we will mostly use only some part of it only regularly.

I was satisfied with that TV

 

[SAM_NEO4U]

bro.. u r talking abt LA6200 and i'm asking abt la6130..

 

[sgmane]

SAM_NEO4U/ Polaris - getting a 3D without smart is not possible (or should i say very less possibility - keeping in mind the after service you need for it!). You would better buy a 3D with smart and don't use the SMART features. Buy a brand which has a good A.S.S rather than a brand (including model) which is not popular. That would put you in peace-of-mind. And to add - there are no (much) reviews on the model you specified. So go, on your choice. Like other's mentioned Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, LG (on various models) - some of them which are well regarded in the TV industry.

 

[sl4y3r]

Speaking out of Experience, The PQ is decent, 3D is good, but this is my 2nd TV after the first LG 55LW5700 was replaced for bad LED bleeding/Flashlighting. Fortunately for me they did not have the 55LW5700( 2011 model) so I was given the LM6700(2012 model) but there is random bleeding there on this TV too. So try for Sony / Samsung, I do understand they are a bit more expensive, but I BELIEVE the bleeding is less/non existent