Linsar 50LED625 - Pros & Cons

no digital audio output
no adaptor cable is supplied in the box
as this have a tendency to sound overly tinny
unruly colour palette and poor contrast performance
this one is not a 1080p TV

Linsar 50LED625 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	50 in Best: Axen 8682442100917 Screen size: 123 in
Resolution	1920 x 1080 px Best: Samsung QE82Q800TATXXU Resolution: 7680 x 7320 px

Linsar 50LED625 - Full Specifications

Panel design	Flat
Screen size	50.0 in
Resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Screen Technology	LCD
LCD Backlighting	LED
Aspect ratio	16:9
HDR	no

Internet features	AccuWeather Facebook Netflix Twitter YouTube Browser
Smart Tv	yes
Sleep timer	yes
Multiple languages	yes

3D Support	no

Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Ethernet	yes
USB	yes

Connecting 9V/12V/14V	no

Digital TV tuner	yes

Optimal	80.0 in
Minimum	60.0 in
Maximum	125.0 in

Vesa mount	yes

HDMI port	yes
Number of HDMI ports	3
Number of USB ports	2
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) in	yes
Number of component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) inputs	1
Composite port in	yes
Number of composite Inputs	1
Digital Audio Ports	1
Digital coaxial port	yes

Height	26.0 in
Width	44.6 in
Depth	3.0 in
Colour of product	Black

Video quality standards	720p 1080i 1080p

Linsar 50LED625 - Q&A (2)

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Productz
over 1 year ago
Have you had any good or bad experiences with Linsar TVs?
anika.nitzsche
over 1 year ago
Every brand has its fans and detractors, but Linsar TVs generally get good reviews.
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Productz
over 1 year ago
Can I watch Netflix on 50LED625
kandice.mann
over 1 year ago
Of course, it's a smart TV so you can watch Netflix on it!
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Linsar 50LED625 Linsar - Editorial Reviews (1)

CNET

Published: 19.11.2010

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