Sharp AQUOS LC-60UD27U 60" Class 4K Smart LED TV (Silver)

Sharp's Aquos LC-UD27 is a solid 4K television line, but you can get an excellent 1080p screen with more features and better performance for much less.

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  Gorgeous 4K picture., Good color accuracy., Solid value for a large UHD screen.

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  Mediocre black levels., Poor input lag., Colors run slightly cool., Disappointing online features., Poor off-angle viewing.

I love this TV - the only negative comment would involve the light sensor becoming visual on and off over and over while sensing light adjustments and that has become annoying during viewing...

This is the best TV I've ever had picture quality is superb and I've had it for several months now not one problem excellent quality I am very happy

The picture is nice but sometimes the volume stops working and I have to manually get up and turn the tv off in the back wait ten seconds and turn it back on.

I would not buy this tv again. Other than watching 4k on YouTube everything is in 1080. Should have bought a Sony or samsung . Broke with In the 1st week.

Great TV with Great picture and sound. The only complaints I have are: Lack of support and content for the smart features of this tv (I assume this is why Sharp's newer 4K tv's use an adroid base), also there is an occasional issue when adjusting settings which can only be fixed by a hard reset of...

I had to return TV same day had a set line !!!! So upset. REally wanted a Sharp TV

After two years our tv stopped working.

We bought this in late December 2014, and it was a great TV until it died all of a sudden last night (not even 2 years old) with no prior signs of problems while we were watching a video.

I've had no problems out of my TV and the 4k gaming is great. Everyone should know that all Sharp TVs sold in North America since 2015 are actually Hisense brand, a China owned company.

My first brand new 70" Sharp Aquos UHD 4K lasted three weeks, then the screen turned pink and purple. Sharp sent out another new replacement TV and it would not even power up. Sharp then sent a third TV that worked for 6 months with constant thermal expansion ( popping and cracking loudly) I would...