Sharp LC-70LE640U AQUOS 70" 1080p LED LCD TV

With good picture quality and great pricing, the Sharp LC-LE640U series makes a strong case for mainstream TV shoppers who want to go bigger.

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  The relatively inexpensive Sharp LC-LE640U series delivers accurate color thanks to ample picture controls, as well as a matte screen that works well in bright rooms. Its feature set hits all of the right notes for the price, including excellent help and support options, built-in Wi-Fi, and a remote...

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  I noted somewhat lighter black levels and uneven lighting across the screen, both especially obvious in dark scenes under home theater lighting. The Sharp also failed to properly handle film-based (1080p/24) sources, causing slight stutter in certain scenes.

Great picture quality. Lots of video adjustments. Enough inputs on rear (OK, it could use a second set of component in). Happy so far except that it's probably going to go back. One of the reasons that we bought it was for Netflix. Granted it works fine - when it works.

Will make this short and sweet, because I did extensive research before considering a TV. You cannot find a better TV out there currently for the price in my honest opinion. Im a straight foward guy who simply wanted a bigger, nicer TV for football season, and didnt want to spend a fortune.

Had this TV for about 6 weeks. It has great picture quality when there is little ambient light, although I'm no video expert. The good: * Huge picture! * Great price! * It works great as a TV. * Love watching Netflix, youtube, and videos from USB.

Good product as this is my first lat screen LCD. Manual set up easy but the features are overwhelming. Worst feature is sound quality. The audio sounds as if it is in a small can. Bass/treble controls little effect. Sound level affected by broadcasters bad "mikeing" which is not fault of tv.

This is supposed to be Sharps "lower end" TV in the their large TV line up, but it performs better then the its higher priced brothers. I have been through a few Tvs this model year. I have had the Sharp 847u, The Sharp ELITE, Panasonic VT50, Samsung pn64e8000, and Sony XBX929.

I was in the market for a 60 inch tv with picture quality being the most improtant factor. Smart tv apps would be a bonus but I was looking a tv not a computer. This tv fit the bill in every way and went above my hopes.

LC-60LE640U Sharp Aquos 60 Comes ready to use, when you have all your mount, connection ready. Changing channels or application (Netflix) a painstaking, takes a long time, just to change channel the processor is thinking about it, as long as 4 seconds!

** 2014 ** 3 years later and still going strong - hasn't given us a bit of trouble - flawless My Dad has this beauty in his livingroom. Watched the golf on it and it was amazing. Only surprise was for the price I would think he would get a 2 year warranty instead of the standard 12 month.

I've owned this tv now for just under a month, and all I can say is wow. I previously owned a Panasonic 50" Viera Plasma before this, and was worried about the motion. I've been watching the Stanley Cup Finals now for last week, and the only complaint I have is the puck is slightly blurry when it's...