Sharp TVs Reviews

I work in games and entertainment, and so I own and have owned several TVs, projectors, computers, VR headsets, etc. The Sharp Aquos tv is by far the worst television I've ever owned. Ever since I've owned the tv there has been very distracting brightness adjustments within any Amazon show I try to watch (that I cannot turn off even after turning off every 'smart' gamma feature in the tv, and rebooting factory defaults). Then Amazon just stopped working altogether one day, and because it comes installed in the tv you don't have the option to remove or reinstall it.

Got the Sharp Roku TV 58 inch from Best Buy (2019), the tv was never moved and has stood in one spot. Never unplugged etc. suddenly the screen and sound turn off and that’s it. Defective motherboard. Money down the drain. I have never had a TV break so quickly for 0 reason. I’ve had a Samsung 32 inch I’ve lugged around since college for over a decade, totally fine and works great. But this just broke. Do yourself a favor and buy a Samsung.

The most horrible television experience ever. Horrible customer service, the company fails to accept responsibility for anything and will transfer over and over. The most irritating part is the daily reboot, constant freezing of the screen, constant unpaired devices and the TV self removing channels. If you can handle all that, the picture quality is actually nice when it actually works.

Bought TV December 1st 2019. On November 1st 2020 Tv updated android system and 12 hours later Tv shut off and will not come back on. Little strange with the dates of purchase and update date and exactly 12 hours after update, it just died, no warning just off nothing. I have bought a lot of tv in my 50 years Sharp is bad product with most of its parts now being done overseas, you can't even get replacement parts unless you can find a honest parts dealer in China on eBay. They told me at Sharp, "Sorry you're out $675.00 for your 65 inch 4k tv cause warranty is up" and I could find a receipt so they wouldn't even help me pay cash for the new power circuit board and mail it to me or point me in the right direction on how to pay a tech to fix.

Hi, I bought my Sharp Aquos 4TC50AL1X last month and I am impressed with its performance. However, I tried pairing my Samsung Galaxy Buds via Bluetooth but it’s not working. Need help on this. Thank you.

I purchased a Sharp Roku TV 32", model # LC-32LB601C on November 22,2018. On November 11,2019 I lost clear picture. Very snowy screen. I brought my TV to Best Buy where I purchased it in Montreal on November 11, 2019 on the advice of a Sharp employee. They accepted it and 9 days later Best Buy called me and said to come pick up my tv. They said they couldn't touch it. I said, "Why?" After 9 days. They shrugged their shoulders. So I called Sharp again and after 30 minutes a woman gave me a number and said a technician would fix it within 3 days. On the fourth day I called again and a guy said they won't come and fix my tv because the tv wasn't broken. The problem was where the cable was inserted, the port screw on the tv was loose. Now I brought my tv to a store to fix.

I have to reboot it every freaking day. It will not change screens or I can't get You-Tube or Netflix on my dumb TV. I wouldn't own another Sharp if they gave it to me. Crap, crap, crap, and more crap is all I have to say.

WARNING - I have a Sharp 70” SMART TV that stopped working after only 3 years. I paid $1900 for the TV. I had a serviceman look at the TV to repair. I was informed that it is not repairable because the panel is bad. He has been in the repair industry for over 40 years. He told me that Sharp TVs are known to have bad panels that do not last. I contacted customer service and they requested that I have my serviceman forward his evaluation to them. That was done. I received a call from Sharp this morning. Their resolution was to provide me with a “refurbished TV” at a cost of $900. Are you kidding me? What an insult. If you are thinking about buying a Sharp product, I would advise against it. Again, I have been told by my serviceman that he has seen numerous Sharp TVs that have this problem and cannot be repaired.

This TV was purchased as a TV for an office in July 2019. It was turned on once in July, then not turned on again until November. The TV would not turn on. Customer service was called, no troubleshooting helped. The issue was escalated, and at that point I was told that because the TV was used for commercial use, the warranty was void. They told me there was nothing they could do for me. I find it terrible business practice that they not only didn’t apologize, but that they flat out refused to help me. I’ve never had a TV crap out on me so quickly and have the company do nothing to assist me. Their warranty is more worthless than the paper it’s printed on. Stay away from Sharp!

We purchased what we believed to be a Sharp tv on July 15th, 2018. Brought it home and it was broken, returned it for a new tv same day. That second worked for 3 weeks and dealing with the company has been a joke! After dealing with their customer service for weeks they finally sent us a new unit. That unit had a perfect box and yet it looks like someone jumped on the tv which means that happened before it went in the box! Their customer service doesn't keep notes, they lose everything even after while on you were on the phone and confirmed they received what they wanted such as pictures and they are just overall horrible and rude!

Please do not buy Sharp TVs. They are only good for a couple of years and they deny any responsibility about the TV after that. The products are bad and the customer service is horrible. Save yourself some time, buy any TV other than Sharp.

Bought this tv because of the price. It lasted almost 2 days. They won't take it back. They want to fix it. The repairman ordered the main board which is scheduled to arrive in 3 weeks (on back order). This 1 was to replace my 60 inch Sharp Aquos that broke after almost 3 years. Never again will I buy a Sharp product!!!!

We are not pleased that the smart Sharp TV that we purchased is not compatible to download the Spotify application. We won’t be purchasing a Sharp TV in the future for this reason. Sharp is now by Hisense.

I have owned & extensively viewed other television manufacturers' products, including LG and Samsung 55-70" screen but these are vastly inferior to the quality of picture Sharp's comparable television presents.

This tv is several years old and still works great. Picture quality is great (sharp, clear), standard speakers provide great sound. I would recommend their products to anyone. When current tv plays, I will be looking for another Sharp product.

Our first flat screen was a Magnavox. We went with it because it was a good brand name, but it wouldn't turn on a year later. We looked around and found a Sharp TV. I remember this brand from my childhood, and the reviews on the TV were good. The price was comparable with others in the store, so we decided to give this one a try. It's been a great TV. We would definitely recommend to others.

Beautiful graphics; I've had this TV for a couple of years and the graphics are still very clear, very vibrant. Offers various sizes, easy to connect and operate. A bit pricey but worth the additional investment.

Best all-around tv viewing experience. Picture is crisp. Many options (I do not even use?) Great price when models change. Readily. Available to me. I use a tv for watching and do not understand all the extras but Sharp is loaded with them. While in Best Buy, their picture quality was the best of all brands offered. They matched a price which saved me $150.00 on a 55" screen on Sharp only. I only buy Sharp or Samsung, Sharp lately.

I have had my 70in. Sharp T.V. for 6 years, and it has been great! The pic is always clear, no problems with any part of it, I get no glare from other light sources on the screen. It fits perfectly on the wall.

Sharp TVs have lots of features and an innovative design. Image quality is the best for any LCD out there and it offers best value for your entertainment. The colour is amazing and tv stands out from most other models.

I have been watching my Sharp TV for over 5 years now, and it was originally my brother's tv for 4 years or more before that... It has always been a great picture, good sound, etc. And I would definitely recommend this brand.

We bought a 60 inch Sharp TV. Used it about 13 mo. The power board failed. Sharp's quality has been downhill even according to other reviews. Sharp said sorry goodbye. Best Buy where we bought it based the advice from their staff said, "Sorry goodbye, but we can fix it at the standard rate and parts cost." Big deal. Not wasting money on a lemon. I am going to LG, Samsung or Sony. And certainly never buy another TV from Best Buy.

Sharp’s smart TVs are economical, the picture and sound are amazing, but there is no way to choose your channel, as you can only scroll up or down. Otherwise, would have been a 5. The menu is user friendly, which helps immensely when using features such as closed captioning, picture adjustments, timers, etc. Incidentally, the sound is of such good quality, everyone noticed the difference from our previous television by leaps and bounds.

I have had a Sharp TVs and it has the best color, resolution and all-around display. That brand features many smart tv options and it has an impeccable sound. The warranty covers a decent amount of time and the service is good.

Have purchase both Sharp and Samsung colored TVs in the past and have been very satisfied with both brands. My latest Sharp purchase was a 32 inch which I got at a very reasonable price (just under $100). Have not used it yet but will use it when one of our current TVs has to be replaced. Would definitely recommend and be a future buyer of either Sharp or Samsung TVs based on their excellent reputation for quality including very good sound and many good features.

Good value, decent picture, easy setup, use this in exercise room hooked up to various trainers, easy to operate and good picture, don't often watch tv as much as hook up through HDMI or mirror cast via P.C or via phone or tablet.

The TV was very easy to set up. It basically did it on its own. Nice picture for the price. It's a 55 inch UHD. Paid 300.00 for it last summer. The Samsungs and LGs were more money but I can never tell the difference when I'm looking at them in the store. I bought a 55 inch HiScene UHD for my son's birthday last February. I paid $180.00 for a floor model with no box and remote.

Our TV was given as a gift a few years ago. It has a built-in ROKU feature which is very convenient -- we were able to download apps without having to purchase a separate ROKU device. The TV's clarity is very good, and the audio is very good, too -- we can select the type of desired sound such as theater, big bass, high treble, etc. It has a sleep timer, theme settings (for the menu/app area), screensaver options, and parental controls. Never having owned a flat screen TV before, we can now say we're very pleased with this TV, and would recommend it.

Sharp TV with built in Roku is the best, you can add or delete apps. Even comes with Roku app to watch free tv. Very easy to operate and the best decision I made was to purchase a Sharp tv.

Highly recommend the 43" model that I purchased. It is full HD and had it for 20 months, no issues, works great. Great picture quality, very sharp. Easy to set up and use the menu for settings. Simple, easy to use remote control and easy access to USB port for media.