Sharp - 58" Class - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR - Roku TV

For what I paid and what I got I am impressed. I think the picture looks great. My Xbox One X see this TV as 4K ( someone else said they had an issue? ) . Follow the simple directions on your Xbox One X. It tells you what to do. I have a Nvidia Shield TV hooked up to this TV. A HTPC ( old game rig ) and a OTA antenna, I get all my local stations too. The entertainment on this thing is not an issue, I would do fine with just the Roku part of it. Also someone did say that they dont want to use the remote to go to different inputs. You don't have to , in settings of the TV look in power. There you will find when you power it on, you can tell it what you want to start with. Say your antenna, or Xbox or whatever you have hooked up to it. I set it for last input used. Sign up for Pluto TV, I like that one a lot. I think of it this way, the price, picture, size , Roku smart , 3 HDMI ports, fiber optic out for my Bose system, it has a USB port, toss a 16GB USB drive in it and you can pause live TV! Headphone jack is a plus. The ease of use of the remote. I also bought mine online and had it shipped the very next day! It was so smooth! Compared to when I went into the store. I am glad that Best Buy evolved. I am very happy with this TV. I would recommend it to anyone on a budget, that wants a big screen ( odd ball size but yes its big ) and a Roku to cut the cord. All by itself, this TV is a great deal for what you get. The 4K demos looked great on it! I normally stream 720p or 1080p ( Kodi ) . The speakers on this TV seemed fine for my living room. But got them hooked to my Bose gemstone II's through fiber. I wish I jumped on this TV when it was on sale Christmas time. I still did good now on it. If it's on sale, I suggest you grab one!

I really like this TV. The picture is great, the sound is better than I thought it would be. I rated it 4 stars only because of that. However, I realize that manufacturers of television sets are not usually manufacturers of the speakers. I know that if I purchase a sound bar, and I will, it will be perfect. The tv is light weight, but of good heft. And feels like a quality build. The bezels are very nice and narrow, so the picture area is very large. You can see the picture just fine when viewing from an angle. The black could be a bit blacker, but that may be a setting that can be tweaked. And I did turn down the backlighting. I have seen reviews where people complain about the few buttons on the remote, there’s only 13 plus the large left/right/up/down button. But if you explore, you can find all the settings that you would find on any other tv. And who hasn’t complained about too many buttons ? I do however think the quality of the remote is a bit questionable. It feels very lightweight and cheap. It’s actual working quality is to be determined. I’ve only had this tv for about 2 weeks. I will update this review as needed. Also note, if there’s any blurring in my photo, it’s me, not the picture. The picture is really clear.

A week ago, our five year old son threw a toy at our 55 inch Magnolia series curved Samsung UHD TV. We decided that with four children aged seven and under, spending $1,000 on a replacement TV wasn't a wise decision. I found this as a doorbuster for $350. I refuse to purchase a TV with refresh rate under 120hz and I wanted to stay with a screen about 55 in because of our room size. An hour after our TV arrived, we unboxed it and plugged it in and could tell that the screen was cracked from one of the edges. A quick phone call to Best Buy and we were on the list to have a replacement sent on the next business day. When our replacement arrived and we were able to set everything up. We were pleasantly surprised at the colors and picture. Going from a high dynamic range screen to this, I expected to feel like I was looking at grey when I should be seeing black, however, the picture is really quite nice and for the price it would be hard to beat. I don't pay much attention to the sound because we run our sound through a home theater so my review is not reflecting sound quality, but for watching regular TV without it hooked up I don't have any major complaints. If you want a true cinematic experience or watch a lot of music on television, you should probably invest in some sort of external sound system anyway, regardless of how good your TV's internal speakers are. In short, I would not hesitate to recommend this TV to a friend or family member, even one who could potentially spend more money. I feel like the picture is definitely satisfactory.

Incredible price for; Size, Features and *Image If*... The Default Picture Setting out of the box was horrible on our TV (may be fine on others). But if you dabble with the Advanced Picture Settings, accessible by hitting the * button on TV remote during a program in play, the Picture can be adjusted to greatness. The explanations for each picture control are listed on screen as you scroll through them. Like Lowering Contrast/Darkens Whites. Lowering Brightness/Darkens Blacks, etc. We found the TV's Default on Movie Setting of Color Temperature/Warm to be WAY too warm and changed it to normal, along with some other tweaks. Thankfully the TV remembers your modifications to the Picture Modes per TV input. After 2 day we are leaning to keeping it.

We purchased this TV because we got the 40 inch version a month before, and really liked it. This one, however, is downstairs and hooked up to our sound system. It was quite problematic getting it set up with the receiver. There are too many little tweaks that need to be done to it, and not all in the same menus. The ARC is a relatively new technology, so if you’re not familiar with that you need to research it to determine how to hook it up to your specific receiver, and make sure you have the correct cord. It is NOT just a standard HDMI. It is certainly not like the plug-and-play of the old days, but once it’s been hooked up we are all overall very, very happy with it. If you’re having problems with your sound coming through the receiver, you may have to contact sub tech-support for your receiver as we did. The receiver is less than six months old, so this is the first time that we needed to use the ARC technology with a tv. You don’t need the ARC technology, but there are bedefits to it. Great remote, easy to navigate menus, and the picture is superb. I’d give it 5 stars if they didn’t have various audio settings scattered throughout the menus.

To start, this is my first 4K TV. It replaces a 4 YO 46" 1080P TV. I have DirecTV so my pic quality is VG. But I was shocked at the clarity of this TV, the ease of use, it's very user friendly. I hate the ROKU remote, it's too small, has limited and not user friendly usage, but they make decent universals I will upgrade too. I know what this TV is, a hisense made in Mexico TV. It's not a SONY or Samsung. I get that. But it's pic is great. I have no issues with refresh rate, I am not a gamer. But I have watched many sporting events in past week and they are VG. For the price, I bought the extended coverage for $50/2years. I never buy extended coverage, but not wanting to replace in next years, I figured why not. All said, after 1 week, it's a great buy, for any price. I have MANY other things to spend an additional $200-300 for a "name" brand. I don't live for TV, I just want a nice pic.

I was looking for a TV for a spare room. 65 wouldn't fit and 50 was a little too small. Did some research and purchased this 58" Sharp. Since Hisense makes Sharp I was going into the purchase with low expectations. Hisense can have color bleeding and poor off-angle viewing but I was impressed with this panel! This panel is perfect for the room and has a great picture. Built-in Roku is amazing. However, non-voice activated remote but considering the price, not an issue. Initial set up was easy but used the advanced set-up options to get optimal picture and sound. Speakers are OK. Setting to BIG BASS helps. It took about 20-30 minutes to get colors and contrast to my liking but well worth the extra time to set up. The panel has impressive black levels for a $379 (on-sale) panel. It's perfect for a spare room, office and even a main area. Tweak the settings. You'll be surprised by this panel's potential. Very satisfied. BestBuy was easy; purchase online, pick up at store. No lines. Quick!

I bought this thinking, "wow. A 58 inch sharp for $400?!" Well, it was too good to be true. Turns out, it's a sharp labeled Hisense tv. Picture is terrible. Pixilated. Very noticeable. My 43 inch vizio looks way sharper. And there was a line across the screen from the get go. Goes away if i push on the back of the tv, but still. It's defective. The remote is terrible too. You give a roku remote a few extra buttons? Why not keep the standard sharp remote and add roku buttons to that? I'm returning this. Gonna try the 55 inch LG. My advice? Keep the box for a few days. Try it out for yourself if you want. I went for this tv because I had an old sharp LED that lasted me over a decade. This isn't a sharp though. I'm a bit of a picture snob. I know what a good tv looks like. This isn't good. It's not even ok