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The LG LN5700 LED TV has the same screen as the LN5400, but comes equipped with Smart TV features and motion interpolation. The viewing angle is great, but the contrast and black levels are sub-par.
Our Verdict
The LG LN5700 LED TV is basically the same as the cheaper LN5400, but with an added smart TV interface. If you do not need this, save yourself some money and get the cheaper LN5400. Both have the same picture quality, which means they perform well in a bright room and not so well in a dark one.
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Great viewing angle for an LED TV.
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Average amount of motion blur for an LED.
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Low contrast. The blacks will appear slightly gray in a dimmed room.
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Average input lag. Most gamers will not notice it.
- 6.8 Mixed Usage
- Updated Aug 02, 2013: Review published.
- Updated Jul 31, 2013: Our testers have started testing this product.
- Updated Apr 18, 2013: We've purchased the product and are waiting for it to arrive in our lab.
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Test Results
The contrast on the LN5700 isn't good, which results in grayish blacks. This TV isn't the best option in this price range for a dark room (the Samsung F5500 performs a lot better).
The LN5700 is better suited for a bright room. The amount of glare is slightly higher than average, but that shouldn't bother you unless you have a lot of windows in your room.
The details are more visible with a bright scene.
The viewing angle on the LN5700 is really good, without any discoloration. Half the maximum contrast was present at 37°.
The motion blur is slightly worse than the average LED.
It supports 24p playback without judder and it also has the option to turn on the soap opera effect.
The input lag is higher than the similar LN5400, but it shouldn't be noticed by the majority of gamers.
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