Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy setup, easy to use remote, picture is absolutely great. Of course you need the right programming i.e. HD receiver and channel package or it's the quality you have from cable or satellite. Cinema now offers HD and it comes in fabulous. Loving it!

No "quick manual" but there's and emanual which is not easy to navigate. it doesn't respond to some specific commands when using my cable remote, e.g. the on/off button. Need to upgrade to High Definition service or get a better service provider because some channels the picture is horrible.

I picked up this TV when it went on sell and at $599 for this 4k TV, which was $400 off list price, I thought I would be getting a decent set. The tv is heavier than other TV's in this category but that wasn't a big deal, the remote was small and cheap feeling, again not a big deal to me, but one I plugged it in I could tell it was going to be a cheap set because the menus didn't even look that sharp. The second thing I noticed was that the top half of the tv was way brighter than the bottom half. It felt like I was looking at an old projection tv. I went through several different types of programing, and watched some Netflix content and had the same effect on all of it. Spent all night trying to calibrate the screen but could not get it to look good at all. Picture is very washed out like some reviews have mentioned. The colors didn't look natural at all. Netflix by far looked the best.

if u got the extra $$ go BRAVIA i only grabbed this one cause it was on sale for 649$ . since they phased out picture n picture I use 2 tv's sometimes to watch 2 games sometimes to play ps4 & watch TV same time as u see we had a custom in wall cabinet built on opposite side of the room using 25 ft cdmi's snaked thru the walls we have tv's wit h no electronics cluttered underneath

The sales person that help me at Best Buy was great he explain every thing about the tv I purchase the tv at Atlantic center downtown Brooklyn Robin did a great job explain the tv to me now I love it recommend it to anyone great quality

Its a nice tv to watch my favorite movies,I recommend

Not the best! Not the worst! Somewhere in between!

This TV is only as good as the network. W/out HD channels ( basic cable ) it's worthless. How do I know? I called ATT the next day to upgrade to their u450 pkg. for HD channels. Netflix shows awesome, the TV quality shines but with regular TV it's a blurry mess. Every time I went from Netflix to TV I kept seeing a 720p icon. After Google hunting the issue they blame it on the providers output signal. I find this interesting. Let me tell you why!? Our family TV, a 7yr old Panasonic 42" never had / reported an issue showing less than 1080p with the same provider. In truth it displays general TV wonderfully compared to the 2160p LED 4K ultra HD. I'm not saying I don't like the TV, because I do. My expectations weren't high either, I just mentioned above I'm upgrading the family room TV of 7yrs to this "new tech advanced" tv. Anyway, I moved old faithful ( with its black line across the screen ) to my bedroom. I'll enjoy my basic TV there. P.S. I almost forgot, this TV emits sound weird, at a super high vol. (46-50) it emits less than old faithful at 25. Definitely suggest, URGE you to purchase a sound bar. I also think I'm back to purchase the geek squad 5yr protection plan; my 6th sense is kicking in. I would recommend to a friend for the cost, if your budget is unlimited, choose another. Enjoy!

T.v. Works good. Picture is great. Speakers are sub par, They work but nothing special. The remote is the biggest downfall to this t.v. It's a cheap remote with limited options. for the price it's a great buy. I paid 599$ sharp has been a good brand for me my first flat screen was 47 inch sharp I bought 8 years ago and it still works great.

Got this TV for a ridiculous price during the holidays. Read a lot of reviews, and like everything else, you can't please everyone. The only drawback to a 4K TV is that not all TV stations broadcast in a picture that "fits" the 4K fidelity. For example, Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports SW broadcast a much clearer picture than ESPN. Anyway, here are my pros/cons: Pros: Really good picture; no issues with glare; lots of setup options so that you can get the color/sharpness exactly like you want (I would suggest making these changes when you are watching a blu-ray movie or are on a channel that you know handles the 4K fidelity) Cons: The remote (Yeah, a lot of other reviewers complained about it too. Although it's not awful, it is below par for a TV of this kind); WiFi won't stay connected to my router. This is a real pain and is the reason why it doesn't get a higher rating A couple of other notes ... I saw some reviews slamming the sound. What you need to realize is that as these TV's get larger (screen size) and slimmer, one of the design sacrifices that the manufacturers make is speaker size. If you are going to spend money on a nice TV, spend the extra $150-$200 for a sound bar. Also, I have a Logitech universal remote with this TV because of some of the other items that are connected to it. Be aware that switching between the HDMI ports may be problematic for some universal remotes. Mine doesn't handle it well, and consequently when I switch back/forth between cable & blu-ray, the input on the TV doesn't get switched properly (from HDMI 1 to HDMI 2 and vice versa). It's a pain, but I'll live with it until I'm ready to spend the money on a quality universal remote.

Tv quality is nice but not great . Bought the tv for Under $800 and got good quality, easy to set up, and nice extras (netflix, smart tv features). I have seen a few 4k tvs since in friends homes, and elsewhere that were in the close price range (under $1000) and feel the quality is equal or slighlty better. I would say this tv shines when watching nature programs ( tv shows or programs with natural outdoor settings, etc) and does well with live sports - but really no better than the other 4k tvs in the under $1000 price range. I would say overall, good price point, nice features, and a great "value for the money"... under 1k I would strongly recommend. Ths TV will soon be moved to another room and replaced...just need to do more homework on the right "primary" tv for everyday viewing which includes lots of movies and sports and more.

This television has an incredible picture for 4K viewing, however the remote and menu functions are difficult to use even for a technophile like myself and may be outright frustrating for more casual consumers. Additionally, the remote control is flimsy and instead of being driven by Bluetooth it is standard infrared and very finnicky at that with a very limited range. It is a great TV visually, but I may return mine by the extended return period and choose something a bit more user friendly and stable.

This TV was not my first original choice, but the price was right on point. When I got the TV home set up was relatively easy. There was some slight difficulty with setting up the wireless Internet feature. The picture is clear and sharp and the refresh rate is great for gaming.

Incredible picture in this Sharp TV. Feels like you're watching things in " real life " User friendly. No issues. Remote could be a little bigger and backlight would be nice.

A 4k name brand TV for the open box price of $529 is great. Picture was a lot better than anything else under that $600 price point. I turn off all the software that gives it the soap opera effect. WiFi smart TV is a nice feature. People complain about the remote, it is a little flaky but after I set it up goes in the drawer. I use Harmony remotes.

The good: this tv produces a good picture for its pricepoint. I had the chance to stack this up against other brands. It's not as clear but good overall. The peripherals allow you to connect to any device. Bad: the remote is insufficient for a tv of this caliber. Convert to a universal remote asap or else you'll be scrolling through channels forever. The ugly: connecting to wifi could have been made easier. I put this in my basement and my router is upstairs. It takes two people to connect to wifi. In the end, it performs well. It's just short on convenience.

It was a nice TV at the time for the price, good picture quality but only lasted me about a year and a half so I upgraded to the TCL 6Series.

I had mixed feelings about buying this TV. Mixed because I was replacing a perfectly good TV that my son broke the screen on, but I was looking forward to getting a 4K display. The smart TV aspect is good, especially since the embedded Netflix app can handle the 4K resolution. The picture quality overall is very good. Whether I am watching cable, or using a PS4, everything looks clean and crisp. If you are on the fence, go for the 4K.

I compare sony,vizio,and sharp in store before settle on sharp. I like the warmth of color compare to other and the price was with in my budget of under $1000. I was lucky to got it open box ,tax free in Delaware store.. with the money save I purchase 5years geek square warranty. Total cost also allow me a 24month interest free payment. So far so good great watching sports event like NFL and MLB playoff

Saw this TV in a Best Buy ad. Looked at reviews online then checked it out in the store. Free delivery and set up hooked me as well. The picture is beautiful. The only negative is the small remote as mentioned in other online feedback. I would highly recommend this one, especially if on sale and free delivery as well as taking your old one (since I had an old huge rear projection 55 incher). I got the 5 year Geek Squad warranty as well to play it safe.