FEATURED Toshiba 65L7300U 65-inch 1080p 120Hz Smart LED HDTV with Built-in WiFi
- Clears can 240 Hz improves picture clarity for clearer fast-action video, movies, and sports
- Energy-efficient LED backlight for vibrant HD picture quality with sharp contract for lifelike images
- CineSpeed high-definition display with fast panel response
- Advanced Toshiba CQ Engine creates Cinema Quality images
- 1080p Full HD, the highest level of HD picture quality available today
Smart, ultra-slim and cloud-connected, the Toshiba L7300U series LED Cloud TVs combine advanced features and sophisticated modern design, with an elegant gun metal finish and frame stand. Complete with 1080p Full HD, Clears can 240Hz, powerful new CQ Engine and High-Bright CineSpeed LED display, the L7300U creates sharp, bright, cinema-quality images, even with fast motion video. With the advanced Cloud TV services and features, experience enhanced content discovery now with real time streaming news, so you always know what’s going on. True social interaction features help you connect with friends and family, and mobile device interaction creates simple location free use. The included wireless keyboard with touchpad makes it faster and easier to surf the Internet through the TV’s open browser. Move up to supersized movies, entertainment and gaming with the L7300U series.
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cameraz “GadgetGuy”
November 26, 2013
A beautiful TV,
I’ve had this TV for a week now, and I can’t get the smile off my face. The picture quality is among the best I’ve seen anywhere, in fact, I’d even go so far as saying it is outstanding. I’ve been shopping around for an LED/LCD TV for some time now, and had my heart set on a Samsung or Lg. Why? Because they’re the ones you see advertized everywhere — they’re the big boys of the industry. But a really low sale price on this Toshiba made the 58L7300 an offer to good to refuse, and I’m glad I didn’t.
For me, the magic number to buying a TV was below $1,000, as long as it had certain must-have features. They include:
– at least a 55″ screen
– at least 4 HDMI inputs
– Wifi
The Toshiba not only met all of these requirements, but it threw in a beautiful wireless keyboard, and a web browser as well. And the keyboard also works with my Samsung Galaxy 10.1 tablet, and my laptop. I’m sure I will get a lot of use from it.
I gave this TV only four stars because the Internet set-up procedure was a pain, and the apps are kind of sluggish. I’m sure Toshiba is working to correct that situation. But the Internet setup is a one-time thing. The features are only the icing on the cake, and right now are not something I plan to use that often.
The most important thing for me about a TV is picture quality, and this TV has gobbs of it. The funny thing is, I almost didn’t buy this TV because the store I purchased it at had it right next to a $3,000+ Samsung TV, which they had adjusted to maximum jaw-dropping “come-buy-me” effect. It looked like the store personnel had made no effort to adjust the Toshiba’s picture at all.
To make matters worse, the store did not have any of its TVs hooked up using HDMI cables, so none of the sets was showing a true 1080p picture. But like I said, the sale price of the Toshiba was so incredible, that I had to buy it. I figured, Toshiba is a major TV manufacturer, and the 7300 line of TVs was only introduced a couple of months ago. So it’s not like all of those leftover 2011 Samsungs that I was seeing on sale. And when I took delivery of the set, I went into the menu settings and and adjusted the picture settings, and it is now breathtaking.
In addition, when connected to my HD satellite via a HDMI cable, the TV’s picture looks, to me at least, better than my friend’s plasma Lg set.
Most people probably don’t think of Toshiba when looking to purchase a new TV, but I heard awhile ago that they are the largest maker of laptop computers. Well, their experience with LCD technology sure shows up in their high-end TVs. I am extremely happy with my purchase.
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Update on 6/26/13:
I have owned this TV for two months now, and continue to be amazed by it. The picture is sharp and clear, the colors wonderful and the sound quality is very good.
There are a couple of things I want to point out again. When I first received this TV, I was not happy with the picture. So I went into the settings and adjusted the contrast, brightness, sharpness, etc., to make things to my liking. But I know what I’m doing; a novice might have a difficult time with this and would want to consult a professional.
I have not had any problems with my HDMI or USB ports at all. I have four different accessories plugged into my HDMI inputs, and they all work flawlessly.
Two days I ago I turned on the TV, and a message appeared that a software upgrade was available. I clicked “OK,” and it downloaded and installed itself, no muss, no fuss.
The TV’s Internet experience is not the smoothest, but I have not seen another TV brand that has implemented this feature to be as easy to use as your personal computer. That being said, I don’t really care about this because I have both a Roku box and an Apple TV plugged into my Toshiba TV, and they both work very well.
As with anything mass produced, there are bound to be some that ship with problems. I guess I’m one of the lucky ones, because my TV is simply awesome.
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