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

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.

I had originally purchased a 55 inch TCL 4 series which was OK. A few days later, Best Buy ran this TV as a door buster for the same price I paid for the TCL so I exchanged it. Not only is the screen a bit larger but the image and colors are brighter on the Sharp (better for HDR). Only complaint is the upscaling of regular HD from my cable box produces some jagged lines on animation programs and I see some other minor artifacts that is not as noticeable on my Samsung 55 inch 4k. No stars taken away due to unbelievable price and 4k and HDR programs look GREAT on this budget friendly set. I was a little skeptical about purchasing a Sharp TV (Hiscense manufactures the TV’s and uses the Sharp name) but I’m very impressed with the TV so far.

Purchased this TV 2 weeks ago on the $349 door buster. Was hesitant since Sharp used to be a strong brand of TV, but are now manufactured by Hisense. Neither have strong reviews at Consumer Reports, etc. Set up was easy & it immediately loaded the same ROKU channels that are on the other TV in the house. I watched regular programming feeling like I needed to rub my eyes to make it clearer and was wondering if it was just me. Yesterday, my husband made the same comment. Made lots of adjustments using the * on the remote and advanced picture settings. Finally got ballgames, golf, news looking good but even that didn’t seem to be consistent between channels. Flipped randomly toYoung and Restless—very poor quality picture. Husband tried to watch old western on TCM channel—way too dark to see—yet on the other TV, it was normal viewing for an old film. BTW the other TV is 2 year old entry level 4K Insignia so not a high end TV either but the quality of picture is tremendous compared to this one. It’s going back today

Purchased this as a gift for a family member, and they absolutely love it. When you consider the price, this TV is a great deal! Picture was great right out of the box. Sound is decent, but they have a sound bar so that was never a concern. Watched a few 4K movies on Netflix and the pic was amazing, bright and vibrant. Setup was easy, TV was out of the box and working within minutes. I think the key to this TV is having realistic expectations - if you want a decent 4k TV at a very reasonable price then this TV more than fits the bill. It seems to me that the people who give this TV negative reviews are comparing it to TVs that cost twice the price. If you are that picky then spend the $900 to begin with.

I had another sharp 4k TV I bought at the 2017 black Friday from Walmart and I really liked it. When I seen this TV I didn't hesitate to pick it up. The picture quality is good especially for the price, but I must say the other model had a lot more settings to adjust the picture and looked a little bit better. But I bought this TV solely for the roku. I dont have cable and have been streaming TV and shows over the internet and love the roku OS. I've had a fire TV and a few other media streamers and prefer roku over them all. Cant go wrong for the price. I got it on a sale for $349 during Christmas and cant complain much for the price! I almost bought it for $379 glad I waited(even though that is a good price as well). All in all I'm very satisfied with my purchase. Got the TV on a wall mount and loving it!

I picked this TV up on sale last week. The picture quality is really awesome so clear and crisp. The remote is small and I worried about that but it works well and the switching of channels isnt as long as other smart TVs. Took me 25 minutes to set up with the ruko accounts and all my streaming services. Love the fact that I cam use my TV for them instead of my xbox or playstation. Overall with a fast setup and easy use of the remote and great picture quality it's an amazing TV! Definitely recommend this tv!

Got this TV when it was on a Doorbuster Deal for $349.99. Definitely worth the purchase. I upgraded from a 49" and this TV exceeded my expectations. The picture quality is awesome. Sound is okay, but it's not a deal breaker or anything. I use it mainly for gaming and I love the way my games look. Just keep in mind that if using an XBox One or PS4 you need to change the HDMI Video Setting to HDMI 2.0 in order for the system to recognize the HDR support. Black and White levels are great.

I got this TV to go with an Xbox One X and when I hooked it up the Xbox says it does not have HDR even though the Box and everything from Sharp says that it is. The picture is beautiful and when I watch shows on Netflix through the Roku the TV says HDR is active. So I am not sure why the xbox doesnt recognize it. Anyway back to the TV. This is more like a roku with a TV than a TV with roku installed. It comes with a roku remote and the overall feel of the interface is super basic. This is a good TV for Grandma but not for gaming. Unless I can figure out what is wrong I will be returning it if I can find a real HDR TV for close to the same price when it was on sale.