Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worked great for 1.5 years. It stopped working one day and we found out it would cost more to fix it then to get a new one. Disappointing:)

Could have had google play and android apps or roku

I decided it was time to buy a new TV, today. I spent the few breaks I had researching TVs for around $500. I walked into Best Buy and this TV immediately caught my eye. It had the sharpest picture of the TVs next to it on the wall, with deep blacks and vivid colors. It was only another $50, and I got an extra 5" of screen, so I had to have it. I grabbed a RocketFish $40 mount, came home, and mounted it to the wall above my fireplace. Turned it on, and it just pops! I signed into Amazon, Netflix, YouTube, and Vudu, and then went into Netflix. I played back the pilot for The Blacklist in 4k UHD, and it was absolutely INCREDIBLE! I could see the individual pores on James Spader's face during close-ups! Absolutely thrilled with the TV and happy that i managed to find such a great deal.

I purchased this TV while on sale as a holiday doorbuster. The only thing good was the price. The picture quality is terrible. The motion rate on sports was blurry and nearly unwatchable. After 2 days I could take it no more and returned it to my Best Buy. They took it back without any hassles and without the box! I then purchased a Samsung and couldn't be happier. Quality is night and day.

In less then two years we fought the problem of it shutting off on its own and eventually the screen went bad. Grateful I got the extended protction plan.

For a TV, I would have expected Sharp TV to last longer then it has. My TV broke (was turning off on its own). Called Sharp they said they fixed it twice, but what it did was just delay the break. They were forced to replace. The replacement worked fine for a few months and then afterwards the apps stopped working. Would only recommend this purchase if you want to throw away money. Generally be careful of Sharp products or buy extended warranties. Otherwise you'll lose out on big money.

First, I need to point out that I’m no audiophile or picture guru. I generally invest in upper end models of TVs and electronics because it’s in my nature. I assume that the upper end Sony TV is generally better than Insignia or Vizio brand (I do read customer reviews and rely on tech sites such as CNET and Engadget). That’s why, my first foray into 4K television was back in 2014, when I bought a high end 65 inch Sony Bravia TV. SInce that time, I’ve invested money in an Xbox One S, LG Ultra Blu Ray player, and Amazon Fire Stick 4K. I’ve always been amazed, and have appreciated, 4K resolutions. I like the sharp detail it provides (you must watch Planet Earth II in 4K, it’s a treat). My Ultra Blu-Ray library has expanded and I’m always on the look out for good deals. I do stream 4K shows on occasion (through Prime mostly) but I can’t bring myself to paying extra for Netflix to get 4K on select shows. Anyways, back to this Sharp model 4K TV. I needed an extra TV and I knew I wanted to get a 4K TV. My issue was, do I want to spend alot of money on a secondary TV to get an “elite” TV or save some money and get a budget TV? I opted to go for the "budget" model which I'm defining as under the $1K price point for 60+ inches in 4K. I was not disappointed. I plugged my LG 4K Ultra Blu Ray player in and enjoyed a sharp crisp 4K picture. My only gripe and it could be a big one, is that the blacks are not black. I know, I know, it's not an OLED which produce true black colors, but it's pretty washed out on the Sharp. For example, I was watching Guardians of the Galaxy in 4K and there was the black bars above and below the picture. They were a white/black, meaning that they weren't a true black and it did distract ONLY when the video picture was darker (bright scenes had little effect in my opinion). In terms of the "smart" TV aspect, I used to brush that aside, relying on my Fire Stick or PS4, but I've learned the hard way that not all devices are compatible with the 4K signal or HDCP 2.2 compliant. For example, the TV might be, but your received may not be, so if you plug Apple 4K TV or Amazon 4K Fire Stick or Ultra Blu Ray player into your NON compatible HDCP 2.2 receiver, the picture quality is downgraded to 1080p. At that point, the only way to get full 4K resolution is to plug your device directly into the TV (which isn't always possible) OR the next best thing (and the point I was trying to get to) is to use the smart TV part to connect to WiFi and watch 4K content from Amazon and Netflix directly through the TV. That won't help you if you have an Ultra Blu Ray player, but it is the easiest and cheapest way to get 4K content on your TV. So, as for the smarts of the TV, they're simply meh. Not bad, not stellar. I do like the dedicated Netflix, Vudu buttons, etc. on the controller. That's a big help. But I use a Logitech Harmony remote which means I don't normally use the Sharp branded remote. This TV isn't any lighter or heavy than other 4K TVs, although note that 4K flat screen TVs are heavier than you. The TV is pretty easy to set up. You'll likely need help pulling it out of the box, but you just need a Phillips screwdriver to put on the stand legs and voila. Pretty simple. The size of the TV (weight, thickness, bezels) are merely average. It looks like virtually every other TV at Best Buy, which is neither good nor bad. There are, in my opinion, ample ports for your needs, including component, for those just in case times. The speakers, like ANY TV are weak and I would highly recommend an upgrade, even just a cheap soundbar is better than the wimpy things built in. But I wouldn't not buy it because of the speakers. All in all, it's a great value and easy way to get into 4K. The picture is better elsewhere, especially the blacks, but only true videophiles and theater junkies will care, the masses will not care about the black color (and if the picture stretches across the screen completely, is less noticeable).

After purchasing this TV for my elderly parents in Dec 2017 and having it professionally (Geek Squad) installed, it broke in January 2018. A replacement 60" Sharp TV was provided. The replacement TV broke in August 2019 and now out of warranty. Never purchasing a Sharp TV again.

I purchased this TV on Black Friday and was very happy with it for one day. Then the annoying sounds started. A loud clicking and beep occur EVERY time the channel is changed and when you press play on the DVR. We had the tv replaced due to a possible defect. The sounds occurred on the new tv IMMEDIATELY. This tv is going back!

The tv keeps switching off with no rhyme or reason. It seems to happen more when the picture is very bright. I have reached out to sharp, to sharp acquos and have been passed around to other departments with no resolution. It is really frustrating to make a big purchase like this and it not even last 3 years.

Do not purchase this product. Might be a good price but not worth the headache. The REMOTE is the biggest issue!

Picture quality good for regular tv shows. Not good for sports!

VERY BAD MODEL , CHEAP , NO POWER REMOTE , NEEDED TO PUSH BUTTON SEVERAL TIMES TO CHANGED....

I have a Samsung uk tv and when comparing them you can tell this tv is differently not uk

Nice and big, but not impressive. I returned it 2 days later.

I bought the TV in February 2018 thinking it was a Sharp. Turns out it is a Hisense. A little over a year later started turning off randomly and not turning back on. From what I can see it is the motherboard. Since I bought it over a year ago I have no warranty. I would stay away from Sharp and/or Hisense.

Salesperson didn’t tell me that in order to see picture in4k that you have to have 4K cable cord and 4K box. Poor picture quality.

My cable remote won’t program to this sharp tv even with the help of tech support and quite honestly, I’ve seen better picture.

Great HD TV. Smart Apps Lock Up All the Time !!!!!! I have to power cycle to clear lock up.

TV randomly turns off. Once it turns off, I try and power it on, but it just turns off again. I've tried all the resets and quick fixes I saw online. No luck. I will never buy another Sharp product. I didn't buy the protection plan but also figured it would last at least a couple years.