42 Inch Touch Screen Tv

Holds a 42 inch TV without any trouble and makes it easy to change the viewing angle as needed.

I bought this item for a 42 inch TV which I lost the power cord to and I couldn't be happier with it. Worked perfectly for the TV!

I bought this monitor to use in portrait mode next to my 42 LG C2 TV with my desktop PC. I used a monitor arm to mount it and it lines up nearly perfectly in height, complementing the larger screen very well. This LG screen is IPS and QHD so it is nice and clear with great viewing angles. Great purchase and received it very quickly.

super solid, heavy and strong. maybe a bit to solid for a 42" TV, could go for a 50" or 60" screen, really great stand

This small pocket-able camera with 1 inch sensor and super zoom 25mm-250mm lens can replace most of travel zoom lens on APS-C, M43 or Full Frame cameras. Nice touch screen and design with additional 5 or more customizable function keys by using touch screen. In addition, a lot of photo functions and filters to play. Highly recommended!

Bought the WMB 75 inch as a touch screen for my home office. Works great to pass touch through on Ubuntu and Windows. Touch accuracy is good, the screen is plenty bright and the resolution (4k) is right on expectations. The underlying OS is okay and does not really do much. When used as a touch screen to an external OS, it works great. I have not noticed any lag or latency although I expect gamers might notice it. Conclusion: Would highly recommend for as a large touch screen for home and businesses. I can't speak to other use cases.

Very happy with this great price 70 inch TV screen!

Great stand for our 46 inch screen TV. Neat and dose not take up a lot of room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 75-inch LG TV delivers an outstanding home theater experience with its large screen and exceptional picture quality. The OLED technology ensures vivid colors, deep blacks, and excellent contrast, making every scene come to life. The 4K resolution enhances the viewing experience with sharp, detailed images. WebOS provides a user-friendly interface with a wide range of streaming options, ensuring you have access to all your favorite content. The slim, modern design of the TV is visually appealing and fits well in larger living spaces. For those looking for a premium, large-screen television, the 75-inch LG TV is a top-tier option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is a huge upgrade from any other I've ever owned. It has bright, vibrant color and fantastic clarity. The details in movies and tv shows really stand out on the 75-inch screen and the 120 Hz refresh rate makes it all look smooth. It has plenty of HDMI inputs (4) and USB ports (2). The USB can be used to power an external device, like a streaming media appliance, or a USB dongle for a wireless controller can be plugged into it. I didn't have to add my Chromecast to this TV as it is already built in, and I also have no need for an external streaming device due to the quality and ease of use of the LG Apps. They also include an optical port and eArc support for external sound devices. The Apps available have added to this TV's utility and ease of use. Prime Video, Netflix, Apple TV, and Hulu apps are all high quality and easy to navigate. There are also a lot of free channels with the included LG Channels app. The availability of the GeForce Now app has been an unexpected bonus. Games that were only available on a PC are now accessible through the TV and the controller connects easily through the USB dongle. Bluetooth is also available. Seeing these games on a 75-inch screen with no lag (the network adapter on the TV is top-notch) brings the fun to a new level. Adjusting the picture is easy, with several presets or a custom setting you can set however you like. This has AI picture calibration built in, so that was a new and surprisingly effective experience. It shows you a series of screens with different pictures and you choose which look best to you. The result was a perfect picture, much better than I would have been able to dial in on my own.