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title: "Toshiba 50L2400U 50-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV (Discontinued by Manufacturer)"
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# 60Hz Refresh 50" Display 2 HDMI Ports Toshiba 50L2400U 50-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

**Brand:** toshiba
**Price:** A$403
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

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- **What is this?** Toshiba 50L2400U 50-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by toshiba
- **How much does it cost?** A$403 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- toshiba enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted toshiba brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Sleek Design:** Elevate your living space with a stylish flat-screen design that fits seamlessly into any decor.
- • **Smooth Motion:** Enjoy fluid motion with a native 60Hz refresh rate, perfect for sports and action movies.
- • **Stunning Visuals:** Experience vibrant colors and sharp details on a 50-inch LED display.
- • **Lightweight & Portable:** At just 38.4 pounds, this TV is easy to move and set up wherever you want.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Easily connect your devices with 2 HDMI ports, USB video, and more.

## Overview

The Toshiba 50L2400U is a 50-inch LED TV featuring a 1080p resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate, designed for vibrant visuals and smooth motion. With multiple connectivity options, including 2 HDMI ports and a USB video input, this TV is perfect for all your entertainment needs. Its sleek, flat design complements any room, while its lightweight build makes it easy to relocate.

## Description

Product Description          The L2400U Series LED HD TV series blends a modern design, elegant gun metal finish and a sleek stand, with incredible quality and value. The slim L2400U TV features an energy-efficient LED backlight. Equipped with 1080p Full HD resolution in all sizes, the L2400U series delivers a rich and vibrant picture with vivid brightness and sharp contrast. Clear Scan 120Hz technology doubles the refresh rate for clearer fast-motion video-perfect for delivering great action scenes for sports lovers and movie fans. The L2400U series is available in a variety of popular sizes including 32”, 40” and 50”-with technologies geared for gaming and entertainment, plus DTS Tru Surround for immersive surround sound.             From the Manufacturer          Enjoy vibrant colors and crisp details when you're watching movies, TV shows, or sports with the 50L2400U LED HDTV from Toshiba. Well suited for a living room or bedroom, this slim TV features a 50-inch, 1080p Full HD LED screen for sharp contrast and exceptional picture clarity with twice as much detail as a standard 720p display. ClearScan technology reduces blurring for action movies and other fast-motion video. The TV's curved corners, sleek stand, and gun metal finish can add a modern touch to any home.Features a 50-inch, 1080p Full HD LED screen for sharp contrast and exceptional picture clarity. View larger.Two HDMI ports and one USB port allow you to connect a variety of electronic devices.View larger.Top view. View larger.Deeper Blacks and Sharper Details with DynaLightLike other Toshiba HDTVs, the 50L2400U comes equipped with DynaLight, which automatically adjusts the backlight intensity based on the screen content, resulting in deep blacks, crisp details, and balanced, true-to-life images. Advanced histogram technology monitors the brightness of each video frame and offers 256 levels of control for precise results. Game Mode for Faster Gaming ActionGreat for gamers, the 50L2400U includes a Game Mode that reduces game controller delay by allowing the video signal to bypass select internal TV circuitry. As a result, the signal-to-screen time is shortened for faster gaming responses. The GameTimer feature lets you set time limits for video game play and locks the input source for gaming modules when your preset time expires. Crisp Fast-Motion Video with ClearScanGreat for sports games, action films, or other fast-moving video, the 50L2400U includes ClearScan 120 Hz technology, which uses advanced computer processing to reduce blurring and improve picture clarity without impacting the brightness or adding flicker. This HDTV offers a refresh rate of 120 Hz, twice that of traditional 60 Hz televisions. More Colors and Contrast with Dynamic Picture ModeWith Dynamic Picture Mode, the 50L2400U delivers optimal image contrast, clarity, and color saturation to provide sharper details and brighter, more realistic pictures for movies, sports, and television shows. ColorMaster Lets You Adjust Screen ColorsOffering complete six-color management, the 50L2400U's ColorMaster feature lets you modify the hue, saturation, and brightness of the screen to your liking. When ColorMaster is turned on, you'll see a list of the TV's standard colors from which you can select one to adjust. Immersive Sound with DTS TruSurroundFor an immersive experience, the 50L2400U features DTS TruSurround audio technology, which delivers virtual surround sound and clear dialogue for movies, TV shows, sports games, and more. Post-processing and psychoacoustic techniques are used to enhance the bass and dialogue and provide high-frequency definition for clear sound. HDMI and USB Ports to Enjoy Movies, Photos, and MoreThanks to a pair of HDMI ports, the 50L2400U allows you to enjoy high-definition video and high-quality digital audio from a Blu-ray player, game system, tablet computer, or digital camcorder or other electronic device. The HDMI ports also offer consumer electronics control (CEC) capability, which enables you to control multiple CEC-enabled connected devices with a single remote. A USB port on the side lets you connect a flash drive to share photo slideshows or play your favorite digital songs. ENERGY STAR Certified for Reduced Power UseThe 50L2400U is ENERGY STAR certified and meets strict guidelines for power consumption set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy. Product InformationThis product measures 27.6 by 44.2 by 8.5 inches (H x W x D) and weighs 35.1 pounds with the stand. It contains two HDMI ports with CEC, one USB media port, one composite port (shared), one ColorStream component video port, and one digital audio out port. What's in the BoxToshiba 50L2400U LED HDTV, remote control, two AAA batteries, resource guide, and quick start guide. 50L2400U 50-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV (Black/Gun Metal)At a Glance:50-inch, 1080p Full HD LED screen for vivid colors and exceptional contrastSlim, sleek design with curved corners offers a modern touchClearScan technology reduces blurring for fast-action videoGame Mode reduces controller delay when playing video gamesENERGY STAR certified for energy efficiencySleek design. View larger.Toshiba LED HDTVs and AccessoriesL1400U60Hz LED HDTVL2400U1080p 120Hz LED HDTVL3400U1080p 120Hz Smart LED HDTV32-Inch 720p40-Inch 1080p50-Inch 1080p32-Inch40-Inch50-Inch40-Inch50-InchSymbio Media Box and Universal Disc PlayerSBX5065SoundStrip Audio Sound Bar Speaker SystemABX3250Audio Base with Wireless SubwooferBDX3500BDX5500 with 4K UpscalingSBX5065ABX3250

## Features

- Refresh Rate: 60Hz (Native); ClearScan 120 (Effective)
- Backlight: LED (Edge-lit)
- Smart Functionality: No
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 44.2'' x 26.1" x 2.9", TV with stand: 44.2'' x 27.6'' x 8.5''
- Inputs: 2 HDMI, 1 USB Video, 1 Composite, 1 Component
- Accessories Included: Standard remote

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand Name | Toshiba |
| Item Weight | 38.4 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 44.1 x 8.5 x 27.6 inches |
| Item model number | 50L2400U |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color Name | Black/gun metal |
| Specification Met | Energy Star |
| Special Features | Flat |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer |
| Item Weight | 38.4 Pounds |
| Standing screen display size | 50 Inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    An amazing experience
  

*by G***A on Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2014*

I finally got a HDTV in April 2014.  I felt like I was the last person in America watching a tube TV. I wasn't sure what specs to get, so on Easter I asked a couple of my relatives. Both agreed it was worth the extra money it to get a LED TV with a 1080p resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate. But I didn't want a smart TV, just a TV. My nephew-in-law said it might be hard to get a TV with those specs that wasn't a smart TV, and he was right. The only brand I could find was the Toshiba L2400 series, so that is what I got.I didn't want a smart TV since, as my nephew put it, "You take something simple like a TV and make it as complicated as a computer." Also, if the "smart" part breaks, you lose the whole TV. And to upgrade the smart part, you have to get a whole new TV. So I thought it best to get the TV first, then later add a 
  
Roku 3500R Streaming Stick (HDMI)







  
  
     for Internet access.My nephew was correct about just a TV being simple. I took it out of the box, screwed the base to the TV, set it where I wanted it, and plugged it. All I needed to do at that point was to hook it up to the cable box, but I didn't have the correct cable. I called Comcast and was told I needed a HDMI cable. They would give it to me for free, but I had to go pick it up at one of their retail stores. It was only a few minutes away, so it wasn't a major problem, and I needed a new remote anyway. But I could have saved the trip if I had ordered a 
  
HDMI Cable







  
  
     from Amazon when I ordered the TV. But once I got the correct cable, I hooked it up, turned on the TV with the remote, and that was it. The TV worked. Nothing complicated to set up.And let me tell you, going from a 23" tube TV to a 40" HDTV was an amazing experience. When I first watched a movie, it was like being at a movie theater, and watching the Pittsburgh Pirates was like being at PNC Park. And I hate to admit it, but the atheistic "Cosmos" reboot looked amazing. Those Hubble pictures were just dazzling. And in the six months since I got it, there have been many times when it just hits me how incredible the picture is. And I am glad I spent the extra money to get 40" rather than "just" the 32" inches I was planning on getting. The 40" fills the corner I have the TV in, so that aids in making the picture look incredible.I only have a couple of small caveats with this Toshiba TV. First, there is no way to turn the TV on and off on the TV itself. You have to use the remote. There are times when I am walking by the TV and would like to turn it on then rather than waiting until I get the where I watch the TV from. That is important for the second caveat: it takes several seconds to for the picture to appear when you turn it on, so if I could turn it on as I walked by, it would be ready when I am. It also takes several seconds for the picture to appear when changing channels or the input. But again, this is my first HDTV, so I'm not sure if these issues are the case with all HDTVs or not.But even though this is my first HDTV, I have watched other HDTVs when visiting relatives or in doctors' offices and the like. And the picture on this Toshiba TV compares very favorably to them, as far as I can tell. And after six months, it is still working just fine, with no problems.So overall, I am very satisfied with my this HDTV, so I am giving this Toshiba TV five stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    great tv.. love it
  

*by R***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2014*

Just got this TV 2 weeks ago. I love it.  This is my 2nd Toshiba. My previous one was 720 p and lasted me 6 years. It was time for an upgrade.  I'm an avid gamer and my PS4 games look gorgeous on it.  It's very simple to use and doesn't have the Smart TV features which I'm completely ok with.  I find them unnecessary with all of the gaming systems and streaming devices out there.  Movies and Netflix look amazing on it too. I use the UV Movie via VUDU and they look as great as BluRay.  The price is awesome.  I am on a budget like most people.  Every time I went to Best Buy I would be looking at the Samsung TV's.  Yes the one's that are 1000 + have a little better image, but nothing too substantial to make me want to throw down 500 more dollars. This TV is amazing and it's surprisingly way thinner than I expected. It looks very chic in my apartment.  Best Purchase in a long time..  50 inch is perfect too.  A little larger than my last and much better for the room.  The Sound not really sure if it's great or not because I use a soundbar.  I assume it's average. Great TV! :)

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    An unreliable TV from a company with NO customer support.
  

*by H***R on Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2014*

update review 1/16/2018: I have had this TV a little over 3 years and now have to rate it one star as opposed to my original rating of 5 stars.  It first developed an intermittent problem with the backlight LEDs, dark shadows in some screen sections.  Now it has also somehow become locked into the "hotel mode".  When turned on the screen displays "Welcome to our hotel" for 10 seconds and then tries to connect to cable service.  I do not have cable.  This makes the TV completely unusable for me, although maybe I could sell it to a hotel.  No TV repair person has any idea how to fix it.  But the biggest disappointment comes when you call the Toshiba Customer Support Center, the last four digits of which are 3811.  No one even answers the phone.  The Toshiba website customer support is also a joke.  I would never buy any Toshiba product again.original reveiw from 2014: I have had the Toshiba 50L2400U for one month and at least with regard to the most important function of a TV, the picture produced, I have found nothing to complain about.  I do not have cable so use it for off-the-air and with Blue Ray disks.  The off-air tuner picks up all channels (wish they were all 1080i) and Blue Ray disks look fantastic (highly recommend The Life of Pi for a visual treat).  With any other TV I have ever purchased I have at least had to spend some time adjusting the color, brightness, contrast, etc. but with this set I thought the picture was perfect with the factory settings.  I had some concerns that since it is only rated at 60Hz refresh (Toshiba claims a "120 Hz Clear Scan" so there is some uncertainly on this issue) that there might be some blurring with fast action but I have not noted any.  I suppose if you did a side-by-side comparison with some of the more expensive sets some deficiency with the Toshiba might be noted but it certainly beats the 9-year-old 32” Sony Bravia LCD set it replaced (which cost $1688 at Sam’s Club back in 2005!)Not that there is absolutely nothing to complain about:  The program guide function is poor, showing information only on the program you are watching and the next one.  I have another HD TV and 2 HD converters with this function and they all give much more info.  (Wish they would just develop the best program guide and then standardize it for all TVs!)  It would have been nice if an analog audio output had been included so that an external amp with analog input could be connected.  Only digital optical audio and HDMI output are available so I have to either try a D/A converter or buy a new amp with digital input.  Actually, the sound from the TV itself is fairly decent considering the small speakers used.  Mounting this TV was a challenge due to the bulge in thickness at the bottom which interferes with the brackets.  I had to cut about ¼ inch off the bottom of the brackets.  Finally, some genius at Toshiba decided that when you hit the mute button it would first go to ½ volume instead of full mute.  You have to press it a second time to get full mute.  I suppose I will eventually get use to it but for now find it irritating.

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