Sharp Aquos 52-inch 1080p HDTV 120 Hz LED LC52LE700UN


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Rating: 4.5 (31 reviews)

  • 52″ Full HD 1080p HDTV LED-TV with 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced
  • 10-Bit processing and Crystalucent coating Technology
  • UltraBrilliant LED System
  • 4 HDMI terminals, PC input, RS-232C Input, AQUOS Net, USB Photo Viewer
  • 4ms response time

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  1. R. Suzuoka says:

    (Description) First, the [] almost never leave reviews of anything, but since this was a great purchase for me, I thought I’d drop some money in my experience. . . Not a bad product, at least according to reviews of the various network users, not for me ~ But just got this TV this AM and even though I was very excited to get it running, after everything is said and done, I can not say that I am satisfied with my purchase. . . the first inspection, I found four dead / bright pixels! It ’s a surprise for me because I bought three television prior to this in the last 18 months [all vicious vw37l,] and vo37l vl420m and none of them had no problem of pixel-know-what ever. . . TV I had before was vl420m and that television was actually very good, IMO. . . frankly, I wish I did not get rid of it. . . Of course, this sharp’ve got a big screen [10 "], but the positive ends right about there for me … shows the lighting is not something to write home about, was not as I expected, especially the images fade off-axis angles greater than 45 degrees or so … I would have expected a more vivid image, more “pop” when I have something a fan of SOE … speakers are a joke, but it is foolish to expect something big TV from any built-in speakers … I run Sony HT-CT100 sound bar, so it’s good … As others have said, the function aquosNET is useless, slow, seems in bad taste and dirty … This TV is more than enough opportunities to develop the image of the user’s exact taste, but for me [and probably 90% of] the public is too, too much … I probably read almost every review / forum threads on this model and most people gave much input so I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger … it turns out that this TV is not for me, have simply stuck with Vice budget-fire, which is more enough for me … I hate the fact that the VGA input allows only a limited number of [1920x1080 resolutions are not one of them was available on my] last set, so I had to get one – DVI> HDMI cable but I think I have a bad cable or something because the screen is super distorted when I use it … I did not want to return for a new cable and all that crap, because it was only ~ $ 10 Online … ultimately I ended up running @ 1360×768, B00! this model is known to emit less buzz / hum from the back of the device and some people have complained, but my luck does not make any noise [still a] case, but is irrelevant to me when I can return this TV without penalty, just thought I would throw it out there … TV does not handle the movement is too well, and I’m not talking about super high things like football matches, just some action scenes from a film is only “OK” not great … I do not know if they have the 240Hz function will improve, but I believe not very important; of Vizio 120Hz> Sharp … imo of course … I paid ~ $ 1300AR my , exactly twice the price of my vl420m SEPT/09 I bought back in, I wish I could take everything back: [bottom line: I expected to see a marked improvement in almost all aspects of image quality compared to vl420m but I was wrong, totally wrong! * * * I never PURCHASE SHARP TV Again * * * or other premium brands, moreover, 99% of people can not see the difference, the front only, Because They Obviously have paid more for Their kit and feel the need to justify the higher price ... not sound like a Vizio fan-boy, but people do not hate on their value and excellent products [at least for my last three purchases] … there wonder, is the fastest growing companies HDTV! Rating: 3 / 5

  2. (Description) Unfortunaly I am not very “tech savy… Actually, I do not watch TV much… My previous TV was still a” TV by the Council that works well, but with the new house and Great Room “old council” was too small for an image to see the whole room. I just finished watching the series “World War II HD” on the History Channel and the view was amazing (not the content of the film was a sad for the world their entire lives with quantities that were lost, but an event for the freedom we need today in this country) Rating: 5 / 5

  3. Bob Sanders says:

    (Description) Well, nice picture, does not handle very good sport. You can not take a quick movement. It ‘was amazing, because I did not realize that in my research. But here’s the real problem. Sharp says that this product is Web-enabled, but apparently it just means that you connect to the Internet, you can only get the content they allow their content Aqous net that is superfluous to something you can be provided on TV. You think you can write a URL and access a Web site? Although manual and software deceptively imply. It allows you to add bookmarks, except that you can not write anything because there is no software keyboard. Oh, the manual has a picture of a keyboard, as they say you use when you are “editing an entry screen or the settings used for Ethernet Access Internet, but this keyboard software is nowhere to be found. This means that when you enter into an input field on the screen magically appears. Of course, the only field is “Add bookmark” and nothing happens. There is no URL field. They spend time talking about what happens when you click a link, but there is no link active in any of the content, not advertising. Very strange. I saw some YouTube videos where the company’s executives and engineers talk about the Aquos net, but never really say that you surf the web. Just having the content delivered in this way. Subtle and difficult. That’s why they’re so ave to sell cheap. They got a shipment of Lemmon to have that software bugs and not tell anyone? There is something wrong. . . Rating: 2 / 5

  4. (Description) This Sharp 52-inch LED TV is great, picture quality is amazing, I compliment the picture all the time from people who bought LED TVs that cost much more. The quality and the price can not be beat! Rating: 5 / 5

  5. R. Bindra says:

    (Description) There can be no better than a TV LED dette.Og that this pris.Det best picture, but as the sound is all LEDs gennemsnit.Mest happy. Rating: 5 / 5

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