FEATURED Sharp LC-70UD1U 70-inch Aquos 4K Ultra HD 2160p 120Hz 3D Smart LED TV
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz (Native); AquoMotion 240 (Effective)
- Backlight: LED (Edge-Lit)
- Smart Functionality: Yes – SmartCentral
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 62.1” x 37.4″ x 4.5”, TV with stand: 62.1” x 39.1” x 15.4”
- Inputs: 4 HDMI, 2 USB, PC input, RS-232C, MHL
- Accessories Included: 2 pairs of Bluetooth 3D glasses, Universal Remote
The Sharp 70 In. AQUOS 4K Ultra HD LED TV with 4 HDMI is a 4K (3840 x 2160) LED TV that sets the standard for picture performance. With four times the pixel resolution of HD and a combination of stellar panel performance, natural color reproduction, advanced motion processing, and superior 4K upscaling, it makes everything you watch today better-including movies, TV shows, video games, and even YouTube videos. The picture quality experts at THX agree: the image quality is so outstanding that it earned the first THX 4K Certification. One look and you’ll understand why the AQUOS 4K Ultra HD LED TV isn’t just a 4K TV; it’s certified amazing. Package Content: 70 in. led hdtv2 pair active 3d glassesuniversal remote control2 AAA batteriesstand unitmanualwarranty Smarter Design with Narrow Footprint 120Hz Refresh rate with Aquomotion 240 DuoBass Subwoofer system with front-facing 2-way speakers Aspect Ratio 16×9, Dynamic Contrast Ratio 10,000,000 Wallpaper mode and Gaming mode Height 39.11 Wi
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Mixster
November 21, 2014
Read before you buy,
Pros:
1. Great picture quality. 4K is 4K if you can find content. There are a few 4K streams on youtube that you can search for but it is compressed. However the PQ looks great.
2. Sound is much much better than most of the other sets.
3. Web browser is a big plus. Works with almost any site that I use. No silverlight support though. Bluetooth keyboard support makes it easier to type.
4. Up conversion from 720-1080P to 4K is great. One of the best I have seen on similar TV sets.
5. 2D to 3D conversion strangely works but Active shutter glasses give me a headache. Do not think I will ever use them
6. The TV looks great mounted on the wall. The bezel is thin and CEO of the house approves it.
7. Netflix, Youtube and other apps work fine
Cons:
1. This set is heavy. Forget hauling it on your own or mounting on the wall. You need help.
2. The subwoofer “bulge” in the back make it impossible to have a flush/slim mount. I had to use two spacers each to mount. Expect at least 2.5-3″ clearance between the set and the wall.
3. There used to be a Skype App on the 2013 sets. This application is no loner available on the 2014 Sharp sets. I did not know that as Skype support is mentioned in the user manual. This is a bummer.
4. There is no AMAZON app and they have no plans of introducing an amazon app either. Do not know if that was the case for the sets manufactured in 2013
5. The set does not currently play 4K Netflix streams. That may change later.
6. Consumes around 250-300 watts when switched on, 80 watts or so when in wallpaper mode. I found this to be high but considering this is a 70″ panel I will let this one pass!
7. Forget about making 4K content play via USB. Do not think it is supported.
8. I have OTA HD via an antenna. Occasionally I hear a scratch in the sound if reception is interrupted (bird sitting on the antenna etc)
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|Michael Blacher
November 21, 2014
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