Sharp TVs Reviews

We purchased the Sharp Aquos 70 LC-70LE757U just a little over 2 years ago. Then one day the TV started to have funny wiggly lines and the picture turned reddish, and slowly over a period of a couple of hours went blank. Took it to a Sharp technician who said the TV screen is "hooped" -- beyond repairs. ARE YOU KIDDING? All that money and it only lasted 2 years? I see that I am not the only one with the same complaint. We are telling everyone and will not buy a SHARP product again.

We purchased a AQUOS 72' TV June 2014. Ninety day warranty sounds good right? Well I'm here to tell you if you have sense never buy a Sharp product. They make faulty TVs suddenly don't make that anymore. Call for parts 1500. Who can afford that? Call them - "Sorry warranty out." TV only year and half old - like the big warranty helped at all. So I know now SHARP doesn't stand by their stuff or care about our hard earned cash we spend on their junk.

Sharp Aquos LC-60EQ10U - Stay away from SHARP LED TVs period. As this is an LED Plasma screen I had anticipated a possible "burn-in” scenario and planned accordingly (screensaver, auto shut off, etc.). What I did not account for nor could I have, and if you buy this unit will suffer from is “Internal Heat Burn-In”. The actual internals are slowly cooking/destroying the screen. To test the eventual scenario and verify it for yourself leave the unit on for an hour then place your hand on the lower center portion of the screen and you will notice a “hot” spot. This is where the burn-in will develop over time until there is nothing but a large brown stain on the screen at all times.

I purchased a 70 inch Sharp television Model # LC70LE650U on 6/22/14 and on 3/20/16 black lines began moving across the screen. It eventually got worse making the TV unwatchable. I had a TV technician come out (recommended by Sharp) and he advised that repairing this TV would cost around $1,350. I paid $1,500 for the TV brand new. I called Sharp to replace or refund the television because 2 years is not an acceptable life cycle for a television. I spoke with three different people, last one being Crystal, the manager and all basically said "you are out of luck. We can't do anything to help you because it is over a year old." I truly find that disgraceful. Consumers should not have to purchase an extended warranty on a product for it to ensure that it will last 2 years.

Sharp Smart Aquos 60 in TV - My tv developed a blue line and now I'm told it can't be fixed.

Do not ever purchase a Sharp tv. The customer service was horrific! I purchased a tv paid with additional warranty of $300.00 for added 3 years. In less than 7 months the TV went blank. After contacting Sharp they ask me perform a task to troubleshoot the problem. FAILURE! They now need a receipt of purchase! When I purchased TV I registered all numbers associated with the product S/N, Make Model plus my name address etc. No record of purchase. I emailed my receipt.

I have a 60 inch Quattron Model LC-60LE847U and it only lasted a year before the ugly red, blue, yellow, green lines invaded my screen. I was NOT offered an extended warranty at the time of purchase and by the time I had any issues it was out of manufacturer's warranty. NEVERTHELESS I have since read that this is a COMMON problem with these tv's and I'm wondering why they haven't been recalled??? I will NEVER buy another SHARP as long as I live and breathe!!!

We purchased our tv from Paul's tv in Art Van. We had it for about 8 months before the picture went out and then it would continue to go out till the sound went out, then when we shut it off. It would come back on by itself. This is our second tv and third board and I still can't get them to do anything???

I purchased a 60" Sharp Aquos LCD television from Sears and the product did not work properly from the start. It was an expensive television that was supposed to be of Quality. I guess the Sharp name is going down hill. The screen had red stripes going vertically and it rendered the television useless. After a frustrating few months of back and forth with Sharp, they finally agreed to send me a replacement TV. After a few months the new TV started to develop stripes just like the original one. Now I am left with a horrible picture with vertical stripes rendering the TV essentially useless and no warranty. I would not recommend Sharp to family or friends and due to this experience, I will never buy a Sharp TV again.

This 37 inch Sharp TV LC37SB24U is maybe 5 years old. No problems with it, until yesterday. The screen went black and no sound. The internet showed this a common problem. I called Sharp to try to reset. It would not reset. I requested to be directed to someone in charge. They told me the repair job would be $150 - $185.00. Curbed it and will never buy another Sharp product again. Another reputable company down the drain and doesn't stand by their products.

I purchased a Sharp Brand 70" TV less than three years ago. I turned on the TV a few days ago and there is now a green line running down the entire screen. That was enough to make it unwatchable but as of yesterday the set now turns on and off by itself. I understand this set is out of warranty but I asked if it could be repaired or if they could offer me a discount on a new set. The customer service people were not exactly rude but they were not in any way accommodating. They told me in no uncertain terms I was screwed. I then offered the suggestion that they were telling me 3 years for a 2000 dollar television is a reasonable expectation for quality? They said "no" but you are screwed anyway.

Bought the LC-70LE600U TV in March of 2013 for my new home. Bought Sharp's extended warranty on their website. About 6 months after purchasing, the TV's main board burnt out. They took about a week to send someone out to fix it. Good thing I bought the extended warranty, about a year later, a dark spot appeared. Warranty didn't cover fixing it, they wanted to send out a refurb or give me $750 because the warranty I purchased from Sharp was for a smaller TV even though the Sharp website asked for Model and serial number for the specific TV. We paid $1700 for the TV and the warranty was for suppose to either cover a new TV or fixing the existing one.

Bought this TV on March 29th, 2015. The local store, Video Only in Dublin, CA carried this TV and I always believe in buying local. They professionally delivered it and from the truck to the wall they installed it, as well. Immediately, I started to notice how the picture degraded. Over time it degraded more and more. The store which I purchased it had went through the settings a couple of times to ensure the settings were set up accurately. Then they referred me to Sharp customer service, as the warranty the first year is Sharp, the 2nd year Video Only would handle.

Sharp Aquos LC-60LE650U - This is the picture from our SECOND Sharp Aquos 60" TV in the past THREE years. The first one lasted about 2 years and developed a dark purple hue, or cloud if you will, at the top of the screen that was growing larger with time. The second "replacement" TV has lasted about 6 months. Needless to say, we will never buy another Sharp TV... EVER AGAIN!!!

I bought a Sharp 70 inch Aquos tv from Sears that was delivered to me Dec 10, 2015. Nov 18, 2016, the tv lost all picture and sound, only a screen full of vertical colored lines. I contacted Sears and they told me I had to contact Sharp directly for warranty service, which I did. Sharp had me take pictures of the set and after 2 weeks said they were going to exchange the set for a new one. It is now Feb 1, 2016 and I have yet to see a replacement tv. Sharp claims it is the fault of the shipper which I agree with as the shipper admits it picked up the set Dec 4, 2015 but Sharp has done little to pressure the shipper to get their act together and get the set to me. When the set was working, it was great!

We enjoyed our Sharp Aquos TV. Very good quality and nice features. We are now using a Samsung which is a good TV, no problems but not the quality of the Sharp.

These break very easily. Ours is wall mounted and never touched and yet we have had 2 Sharp Aquos break. One with permanent blue line through picture, one lost picture altogether. Luckily within first year. Warranty was a hassle, they didn't want to pay for mounting.

The sharp TV has many useful features. Clean picture and after 3 years it is very reliable. It does take a while to warm up. It would be nice when you turn the set on, if you got a picture and sound within a few seconds.

I am writing about the Sharp Aquos LC-52SE94U. It ran flawlessly for about six years and then lost picture and sound. I took it to two different repair shops and got the same report from each; defective motherboard and no replacements available. Had it recycled at the last repair facility and vowed no more Sharp TVs ever again. Paid nearly a grand in 2009 and TVs should last a lot longer than six years.

Happy with it has performed flawlessly, for over 8 years. I would like to update with newer features on newer tv i.e. 4k smart television and 3d. Also I would like to upgrade size to 65 inch to fit my cabinet. Sharp has had a great maintenance and great performing television. Nothing but happy with this purchase.

Our Sharp 52-inch flat screen is over 5 years old with no repairs or even a single problem. It is bright and very clear. It has all of the features we need and more. I recommend this brand.

I had this Sharp 70 inch TV for about 3 years, performing well. I strongly recommend this tv to my friends and families. It needs little calibration but that's normal after usage.

Nice TV. Wish it has a clearer picture though and wasn't so heavy. It's an older set, not a flat panel, but has been a good one. I would buy another one if it was a flat panel. These older sets are just too heavy to move when you need to.

I own a Sharp Aquos. It's so clear. My favorite feature is the automatic adjustment to light/glare. I have very little problems with it except the buttons to volume have come loose from the compartment that holds them in place.

I watch TV mostly for news and the 40-inch screen has been wonderful in my bedroom. No problems. I have hardly any problems AT&T which I have had for years.

I have a Sharp UHD 70" "Smart TV". It is really nice getting wireless information from the internet, Youtube, Netflix and other services. The picture quality is outstanding. If I were going to buy another TV, I'd buy an 80" because the TV clarity has greatly improved now. I'd consider LG, Samsung, Sharp TV's with 4K or even 5K definition abilities.

Proved faulty. TV purple fine-line splotching across entire 60" screen bought July 2015. Model LC-600UD27U, Serial 502817708 under manufacturer's warranty. Cable tech proved good cable signal source via multiple cable boxes, one of techs and all four of mine. All my cable boxes feed good signal to my other three 32" Samsung TVs. Good display from Blu-ray feed, but not from good cable feed; problem seems to be faulty processing of cable signal on the Sharp Aquos 60".

We bought a Sharp Aquos 55" TV. The quality of the picture is very good. But that is all I will rate very good on. We had to have it serviced in the first 6 months of owning it - had to have a computer board replaced. It is a very slow TV as compared to Samsung in setting up and navigating channel to channel or changing functions on the menu. I would go with a Samsung over this TV.

I have been very happy with my Sharp TV. It still works very well and is old. The next one will be approx. 42 inches and a Sharp. I currently have a 32 inch.

I own a Sharp Aquos 53" TV. The picture is great and it has never given me any issues. I have Verizon FIOS TV which looks great. BLU-Ray discs also look superb.

Sharp Aquos 60"650U had for five years and it is still great picture and internet and other apps. Even with the 3D tvs out there even this model had 60% price drop I still recommend this brand. If don't need all the bells and whistles, you will be happy with this tv.

Bought a Sharp 4K 55" and had to add a Bose sound bar. Easy set up and what a picture. Everything is set up and is great. Got a great price on tv and sound bar. Look at the Sharp sets. As good as others but save a few hundred dollars.

Sharp 2015 aqua 4k HD 2 and 3d 70 inch. After six months the power board went. I went on the Internet and found out the code. The power light was showing the board was fried. I called sharp warranty and services. They told me how to reset the tv. I did but only work for five hours. Then it stop working totally. Called back and although they admitted they have a lot of this problem it would take a technician at their office at least two days to decide if this is the problem. Lol I knew the problem the first time I stopped.

3rd Sharp I have owned. Never had a issue with any. Gave away each before I bought a new one. I'm not sure going forward what will happen with Sharp selling the television division but I'm hoping the quality and dependability remains high.

Our Sharp television is about 7 yrs old and has been in great working order. It has an excellent picture and is easy to use. I recommend this television and this company.

On the brands I've had/have I believe the best for longevity has been Sharp, Toshiba & Vizio. They all have clear pictures. I would purchase anyone of the 3 again.

It's a 47 inch AQUOS Sharp television. It is flat screen, trimmed in silver/chrome and Black with a large flat glass base. We bought it from sears in Texas in 2010. It has all the hook ups for games and SD cards is great for hooking the computer to it to play games. It has a clear picture and is easy to use. It has sharp color and the sound is clear and crisp, no static sounds. I am very pleased with this television and would with no questions asked I would purchase it again. I give this television three thumbs up.

I purchased a smart TV from Sharp. The remote doesn't even work with the TV. I tried calling Sharp and they told me I need to purchase another remote cause the one I have don't work. How stupid was that??? I purchased a TV from Sharp and the remote that came with the TV isn't the one that goes with the TV??? And I have to purchase the correct one that goes with it??? How crazy!!!

I currently own a sharp 50 inch smart tv that has more than enough features for me. The sound quality is great and the clarity is awesome plus I got one of the best deals that anyone could ask for.

I own a 32" Sharp thin line TV. The picture quality is excellent. The sound is excellent. The picture transmission from Charter cable is fair to good. This is not the fault of the TV. Despite this I have had excellent service from this Sharp TV.

We have utilized a 70-inch Sharp for the last 4 years that has been exceptional. When it's not on the Fox News channel or a movie, it's connected to an Xbox meaning it's on from wee hours in the morning till late evening. Its 5 HDMI ports are important allowing remote switching between sources and the digital audio output allows superb audio from the on-board Apps (such as Netflix) to feed our audio sound system seamlessly. Without a doubt, this 70-inch Sharp smart TV is a valuable addition to our home and it is a source of great enjoyment.

I have my second Sharp Aquos and love them both. Used to buy Sony but they only last 2 or 3 years then break. My first Aquos is about 10 years old and going strong and my second Amos is about 5 years old and great! Best used with a sound system because the speakers are rudimentary but otherwise the best TV ever!

I have a Sharp Aquas 47" older model purchased years ago when Sharp had a friends and family sale. It is a 1080p and 120Hz and costed $1600. Overall it's a good LCD TV.

I have 2 TV brands name Sharp. One of them is 12 years old. Never had a problem, never had to call a technician to fix. Still keep the colors in good stand. This TV is on from 10 a.m. until late at night. I don't want any other brand.

I have an old TV (no HD... nothing). It's a bit frustrating. BUT I have Roku. I can watch Youtube, download apps to watch international news. I can download a lot of different apps for movies. The most important is the quality of the content (classic movies, documentaries, movies shown at Tribeca, Sundance, Films festivals in Europe). I used to have the cable, but I was very disappointed. In the future, I hope to buy a better TV, but the most relevant is the content.

I have the 60 inch LCD LED Sharp Aquos. The only thing that I regret about this purchase is I didn't wait on the 80 inch, the fourth spectrum of color meaning yellow. It's the experience of watching TV that is almost breathtaking. When I visit someone else's house and they have some other brand besides aquos not only myself but every member of our household immediately notices the considerable difference in the pictures. I will not spend my money on anything else.

I currently on a Sharp 1080P 70 inch television. This television is approximate 3 years old and we have never experienced any problems. The picture is crystal clear and the sound is great. However, we owned an external sound system prior to purchasing this television that we utilize that gives the system a theater quality sound.

Sharp makes televisions that are great with an amazing picture and last about a year. As long as you can afford to replace the television every year, you're all good. They have no customer relations or consumer advocates so you never have to worry about someone from Sharp helping you with any questions of issues you may have. All in all, buying a Sharp TV is the best experience in television ownership you could ever have as long as you understand: 1) It will have a bad screen 13 months into ownership. 2) The company will do nothing to fix it and have you spend an hour testing the tv and photographing the results so someone in corporate can throw them away as soon as they're received. 3) You'll be buying a Samsung a year after you buy the Sharp and you'll then be fine.

The television has been really good. After 7 years it is barely starting to show lines at the top. I would purchase this television again. It's a 47 inch HD. It is capable of 4 HDMI inputs and we have PS4, Google Chrome, DVD player and Nintendo. All play with nice sharp reception.

I bought this Sharp Television set about two year ago. It was on sale and I didn't have a flat screen at the time. My experience with the television have been very good. I haven't had any trouble with it. The color, sound and picture are perfect.

Hard to switch from dvd and antenna, etc. A lot of moves to get to where you want. The remote won't stay programmed for the dvd so you have to use two remotes.

First I need to clarify that I bought the TV based on what I can afford and meet my needs. Sharp is a good quality TV with affordable price range. Also I bought TV when there is a special occasion or sale like Thanksgiving where a buyer can save money.

We have 3 flat screen Sharp tvs. 2 are 40 plus and the other is 32 inches. They are about 5 years old and function very well. I would recommend the Sharp brand.

Bought this tv to replace a Vizio that died. It is a Sharp 55" 4k for less than $900. Great Picture. The only problem is that you cannot name the HDMI inputs. You can only name 1.

I own two Sharp TVs. One is an AQUOS and the other is a smart TV. I enjoy both. The one in my family room is a 60". The color is bright and it feels as if I were in a movie theater. The 40" one is in my bedroom. That has good color also. So far I've had no problems with them. The 60" TV is going on three years that I own it. The 40" is six years that I purchased it. I enjoy them.

Sharp makes a great TV for overall value. Make sure to use an external sound system though because the down firing speakers can get lost in a decent size room.

Bought a 70 inch Sharp Smart tv in March 2014. Last week it suddenly died. I've owned my Panasonic for 10 years and Vizio for 5 with no issues. Having a $2K tv die after 2 years is disappointing.

I have a Sharp Aquos. It's had the best picture I've ever seen. There are other good TVs out there but buying beats the Sharp Aquos. It's easy to use and can be set up in no time.

I have the 20" Sharp flat panel TV with easel back stand. I have had this TV for 15 years and it has never been turned off and the picture is still perfect and fabulous... This has been the best little TV I have ever had.

Sharp Aquos Quattron's colour and sound excellent. Would definitely recommend this product to others. Will also purchase another sharp Aquos Quattron in the future.

After getting screwed by Samsung I now have a Sharp 42' and it is GREAT! The Samsung lasted just over 1 yr. enough to be out of warranty. I could not find any repairman because they said it is impossible to get parts.

We purchased a Sharp Aquos 70 inch TV on May 24th 2014, by November 2015 a green line appeared down the screen. When we called Sharp we were told that it would be more costly to repair the TV than to purchase a new TV. We paid $1648.99 for this TV and owned it for only 18 months which means we paid about $100 a month for the use of this TV which cannot be repaired. We will NEVER purchase a Sharp TV EVER again. It is obvious they don't care about the consumers that purchase their products.

I bought a 70 inch Aquos Advantage Advisor Sharp TV. Within two years and eight months of ownership, the screen developed a pink vertical line down the center of the TV. I called customer service. They suggested a factory reset. After that didn't work the representative proceeded to tell me that it was out of warranty and there's nothing he can do except get me the number to local TV repair shop. I wish I had read the Sharp TV reviews before I purchased one. I have looked online and it seems several people have had this same issue with the line on their TV.

I purchased a 70-inch Sharp Aqueous in April of this year. When I moved just one floor up my son and I just picked the TV up and moved it with no problems, no bumping etc. When I plugged it in all kind of lines appeared. I contacted Sharp and sent in pics and they said it was physical damage and it's not covered under warranty. How in the hell is there physical damage from a simple move? They stated the TV was very fragile. If that's the case there is negligence in the makeup of this product. I would not recommend anyone to purchase a Sharp product. They don't stand behind it. The model number I purchased from best buy is LC-70LE660U. I don't have money to just throw down the drain. The best buy store is located in Lanham, MD 20706, phone number 301-341-6739. The number listed below is the reference number. The TV was purchased 4-4-2015. The sharp complaint number is **.

I bought a 60-inch Sharp TV. Within two years and two months of ownership, the screen developed a blacked out pixel line. Then another appeared. The following week the screen started blotching out and the TV became unusable. I called customer service. They suggested a factory reset. After that didn't work (because it never does) the representative proceeded to tell me that it was out of warranty and there's nothing he can do except get me the number to local TV repair shops. He nicely asked if there's anything else he could do (implying that he'd actually had done something) before he hung up. Sharp TV keeps TV repair companies in business. If I wanted to pay $1500 every two years for a TV I'd rent one. Waste of money. Waste of time. Never buy Sharp. I'm done with this company.

Sharp TV Model LC-70LE857U. I purchased the television in November of 2013 from Alltime TV's, then in November 2015, a thin black line appeared across the middle of the screen. I called Sharp and they said the led screen needs replacement, which means the whole set needs replacement. The screens are made from an outside company, looking at all the complaints here, tells me that company should be dropped, they do a poor job of making the screens. I highly recommend buying televisions from Alltime TV's and buying the warranty plan from them, just do not buy a Sharp Television. I will never again. My first time in buying a Sharp TV and my last.

WARNING!!! Do not, repeat, do not buy a Sharp Aquos LC-70TQ15U 70" television without an extended warranty. This thing cost us almost $3,000 and it's a piece of junk. We bought our 70" on May 14, 2014, a mere 18 months ago, without an extended warranty because we made the mistake of believing what the Sharp salesman at Best Buy telling us what a "high quality product" it was. Baloney! The screen has a thin vertical yellow line near the left margin of the screen, and the Geek Squad at Best Buy told us this is a serious problem - the panel is going out. It will cost somewhere between $2,000 and $4,000 to repair, possibly more than we paid to buy it in the first place.

As others have stated, I've also had issues with the AQUOS 70" sets (in particular with the "white dots" defect). I don't even remember the original model I purchased as I've had 2 replacements, both of which are different models from the last. I can already see I'll be needing another one soon. The original model I purchased suffered from white dots appearing after 6-9 months of usage. Imagine taking a piece of white paper with a drawing on it, poking a few dozen pinholes into it, and then holding it up to the light. I bought the unit through Costco, so my manufacturer's warranty was extended from 1 to 2 years, and my service dealings initiated through Costco. Costco was great, but when they hand you off to the Sharp customer service, that's where the ball drops hard and fast. After a few months of deliberations with Sharp customer service, they finally got a replacement unit out to me.

Purchased a Sharp 70" model #LC70LE750U on 1/23/14 from Conn's and Saturday (11/28/15) Morning my husband turned on the TV and it had rolling horizontal black and grey lines throughout the entire screen. So we called Conn's customer service, in which they told us that we did have a warranty (Extended) and then had us wait and then came back and said they were wrong, but could have someone come out for service, but I had to pay the fee now and said they couldn't get a specific time for when the tech could be there on Monday.

Hi there, I'm a very disappointed customer. We bought a 70" Sharp TV and had it about a 16 months and noticed a thin black line starting on the right-hand side. We thought it was going to go away but it only got worse. We called Sharp helpline and reported the problem, and we're told to try a few things to see if we could fix the issue but to no avail. We then proceeded to talk about calling a tech and get the TV fixed. The tech told us it was a problem in the LCD screen and we'd be into at least $2000 to have it fixed, so we called Sharp back and were told that they couldn't do anything for us until we had it fixed and then call them after repairs and they'd see what they could do to help.

Just like many customers, I purchased my 70 inch Sharp Aquos three and a half years ago and the screen needs to be replaced. A line of led is burned and sharp no longer produces the screen. I'm out $3,500. After back and forth with Sharp for 4 months, I was told that like everybody else, I had a 12 month guarantee and that's all they would do! I'm hoping that other people like me will not get caught with Sharp's junk. It’s unfortunate but they don't care about their clientele! Read other comments... This is a common problem with Sharp's Products!

Purchased the TV 1.5 years ago. TV was registered on the website and I subscribed to the Aquos Advantage Live. Started seeing white spots on the screen with fine lines at the bottom of the screen and a bleed through of white light on the edges of a darks screen. Contacted Sharp and was told that the TV needed a diagnostic completed. I paid the recommended repair guy $75. Diagnostic showed the whole panel is bad. Contacted Sharp and was told the TV is no longer covered under warranty and nothing can be done. Conveniently the computer system was updated and no record of the registration or Aquos Live subscription. The lady was very rude and barely let me talk. I will never buy another Sharp product!!!!

Purchased two 60" Aquos 240mh. They are now out of warranty. One has RED LINE across screen. You would think the other was an old tube set. Takes a while to warm up & give a picture, plus the HDMI connection block is non functional. You may screw me once, but definitely not twice.

I was contacted by Sharp and they offered to repair the TV. The TV is currently at the shop being repaired. I was very disappointed at first but now my faith has been restored in the Sharp brand.

Sharp 70" LC-70LE755U lasted exactly 24 months and is now destined for the landfill. Thanks Sharp. I mean $2600.00 is a perfectly acceptable price for a 70" boat anchor. I love how everyone involved just apologizes and suggests buying a replacement because the repair would be so costly. Well sure why not, let's do it again! After reading so many similar complaints I can safely say my future purchases will never include a Sharp product.

We purchased a 70 inch Sharp Aquos TV Model 70LE650U. It appears this television looks good at first but then around 6 months you will notice white dots appear all over the screen making the picture look horrible. We contacted Sharp and they replaced it with a refurbished one. Well to our surprise roughly 6/7 months later SAME ISSUE!! We contacted Sharp and received no response (I believe because we were out of warranty). I then went on to the Sharp Aquos Facebook page and left a post. Right away we were contacted. I was very pleased with that... however that happiness was short lived.

I bought the Sharp tv 70 inch, the model number LC -70SQ15U at Best Buy July 23, 2014. After 15 month suddenly the black line on the bottom coming out and then I call the Sharp. They told me my tv over than 1 years already and out from the warranty. Why only 15 months the tv already show the black line? I spend more than $2000 only for enjoy my tv only 15 months. Wowww. The tv is very bad quality. I never buy again the Sharp tv forever. Never, never again.

70" Sharp Aquos smart tv - Bought the tv two years and two months ago. Would not come on. Called Sharp and they said it was out of warranty which I knew. They gave me the name of their authorized repair station in my area. He came out and 30 minutes later he tells me that the tv is not repairable. This was my first experience with Sharp products and I can say that I wouldn't consider them in the future. It's one thing for it to go out and be able to be fixed but when it can't even be repaired. I just threw out a couple grand... No Star Rating.

We have a Sharp Aquos GB004WJSA. I love it. We have it mounted on the wall in the bedroom. It's easy to use. We have had many different kinds of TVs but this is one of the best. I especially like the one button access to Netflix.

Purchased our 55 in. Sharp Aquos almost 7 years ago now and have had no issues with it over that time period. The screen images are still sharp and although out of date by today's standards, still happy with it's performance.

Sharp Aquos 55 inch purchased at Christmas time a few years ago. The picture is amazing. We currently do over the air broadcasts using a digital converter box and an outside antenna and honestly have to say the picture actually seems better than when we had cable. We are able to stream Netflix shows and often feel like the picture is almost 3D. Would definitely purchase another Sharp TV if we needed one.

Over the past 16 months after purchasing a 60" AQUOS Smart TV at Costco, I have been through 4 models of the 60" smart TVs. With the manufacturer's 1 year warranty, although I had to go through Costco's concierge service to get Sharp motivated! The picture is absolutely beautiful, but the smart apps, specifically Pandora has issues with music skipping just like an old vinyl record, or locking up! Also, the 2nd and 3rd models they sent out were refurbished models previously owned, and the screen and frames were warped and cracked. One was warped concave the other convex... In the end, they said they'd send out an HDMI stick, which would have all the software to access instead of the built in apps... So I get it, and you have to enter a Credit Card to use it... USELESS! For your own sanity sake, avoid the 'pretty picture' that has bad functionality and poor Quality Control in the factory!!!

I have a 70" Sharp I think the SQ series. In a dark room you can see what looks like spotlights aimed toward the center of the screen washing out the black. Otherwise the colors are rich and bright.

I have a Sharp TV. Everything I put it on it seems that it takes a while to come which doesn't seem normal to me. I guess I should of went back to Best Buy but never did. Maybe it's normal.

Our first Sharp Aquos was purchased 8 years ago. Three years ago we needed a second tv and right away we went for the same brand and same model but a 52" instead of a 36." Last year we purchased a third tv and again wanted a sharp Aquos but couldn't find one in the smaller screen that we needed, so we got a Toshiba 22" tv/monitor... We just love the colors and picture we get from the Sharps. Our dogs even bark when they see animals on the screen, they look so real!

This TV lives up to its name "SHARP." The colors are sharp, with a variety of sound choices, and the HD quality is incredible. I highly recommend this product. I've had this TV about two years. I bought it new and the quality at this time is like new. I have owned many makes, brands and models of TV's. The Sharp Aquos 60" in my opinion is the best. The base is wide and sturdy enough to support the large screen. The remote control has easily readable numbers and letters.

We bought a 70" Sharp TV in December 2011 or January 2012. I did not have an extended warranty. I've never bought one. All my TVs have lasted beyond 10 years. The television was 3 1/2 years old. We paid a little over 3,000$. Sharp will not back the TV. The back lights quit working. I have never had a TV that lasted only 3 1/2 years and spent that amount of money. I will never buy another Sharp product! I will not buy Hisense either since they bought Sharp a couple of months ago. I will never recommend these brands. I've noted more complaints online about the same issue with most Sharp TVs. Beware of Sharp and Hisense! Very unhappy past customer! I will never have to write another bad review on their products.

Great television. I have not had any problems from it. Great picture and great sound. It was a gift from someone else and I have had it for a couple of years and it works just as well as when I received it.

We have three televisions of which two are Sharp LC-60LE65OU products. The setup is easily navigated and you have the option of automatic setup. The picture is sharp and the sound extremely clear. After purchasing the largest television, I was just watching a movie when the surround sound kicked in. It startled me and the cat. Seriously, the Sharp has a great line of flat-screens, etc. If you have an issue and need assistance customer service and technicians are readily available. I did have an issue with my older television. It would not connect to the wireless internet. I followed the easy instructions in the onscreen menu (There is an owner's manual also included) without success and called and spoke with a technician who walked me the process and reset my wireless adapter. Overall, we are satisfied and would purchase more electronics from Sharp.

One of the first ones that Sharp came out with that has the four colors and I have had it for about 6 years and it is still perfect.

I bought a 60" Sharp Smart television February 2012. I hung it on the and I hooked my stereo system up to it. The picture is beautiful and no problems up to this point. I even hooked my laptop up to it.

My 60' Sharp Aquos which is only 17 months old suddenly went off while watching a movie and Sharp power button flashes 1-3* in a repeated order. Customer service has not contacted me back and all information provided to them...

Sharp Aquos 65 inch LCD HD. It's not the greatest. Somewhat slow in response time to fast paced video. Does function well with Blu-Ray players. Has issues adjusting to resolution of different channels which triggers my cable box to change resolution to compensate.

56" flat screen LCD. I like the features of Netflix and the ability to stream from other devices, especially YouTube.

I have spent almost a year trying to get Sharp to stand behind the television I purchased. It turns off at times and sometimes will not go back on for hours. The sound randomly stops working. It is ridiculous to spend a good amount of money on a piece of equipment not have it work and have the company not stand behind it. They would promise to have someone come out, most of the time they didn't show, the four times they showed they were not able to fix. Then I call back and they try to tell me it is the cable, which it isn't. I would NEVER purchase another Sharp product again and would warn consumers as when making an investment you want a brand that stands behind their product. I understand sometimes a product is bad, I get that, but come on Sharp admit it and replace it!

The tv is a SmartTV, very clear and it was easy to connect it to the internet with the menu provided as a help menu.

I have two brands but I picked Sharp to comment on as it's been absolutely reliable for many years. It was one of the first flat screens and certainly the first flat screen tv I purchased back in 2002. It is still working great.

We have three of these flat screen HDTVs. Although they are now a few years old, we cannot see any reason to replace them. They seem to be adaptable to all the current technologies and have a good look. They are also fairly easy to operate.

I really like the type of TV we have. It's a 55 inch. Do we get to watch our favorite shows on a big screen.

I will start out on a positive note. When this TV worked, I loved it. Great size and sound. Picture is amazing. I really enjoyed this TV a ton and I took immaculate care of it! I wiped it down just like the instructions say, dry cloth, microfiber, etc. I dusted it. I gave it plenty of ventilation on all sides. I took care of it. Then one day a paper thin line showed up on the screen, nearly 6 inches from the bottom and left side of the screen that ran all the way to the middle of the screen. I contacted Sharp with an email immediately.

We finally broke down and bought a 70 inch TV from sears. It was a good TV for about 9 months, no problems. We started to notice a few small white dots on the screen at that point. We didn't bother calling in as it was really minor in nature and of course when the TV was 12 days past the one year manufacturers warranty, the TV died. We had it looked at by a technician and he says it needs a new board with a $1500 price tag attached. I called Sears, they said, "Call sharp." Sharp says, "Too bad it's out of warranty, we won't do anything for you."

We've had the Sharp Aquos for several years now. Has a great picture, several input/output options, has been very reliable. Doesn't have very much volume on the sound but we have it connected to a Bose system.

Sharp 70" about 5 years old. Never had a problem. Great picture. 240hz. It's our movie theater!

In November, 2013, I purchased a Sharp AQUOS LC70LE857U 70 inch, 3D, smart TV from Best Buy for about $3,000. The "smart" portion was awkward and not well developed, but other than that, the TV worked fine initially. I did not purchase the extended warranty because my experience with TVs was that they last for some time, and I was willing to pay for repairs if they failed after the warranty period. In September 2015, the TV suddenly developed colored distortion and flickering, even on the Sharp logo as the TV booted. We contacted the Best Buy Geek Squad, and they ended up replacing both the T-con board and the main control board. But neither of these resolved the problem. They then indicated that they thought the panel was defective, and there was nothing further they could do. They suggested that I contact Sharp directly.

I bought this TV through QVC 16 months ago without an extended warranty. About one week ago I turned on the TV and discovered a very noticeable vertical line going through it. I called and explained the issue and was told that they have had some problems like this on several of these TVs, and with them being out of warranty, but that they would work with me. They asked me to send several different pictures to them and they would get back to me soon. I sent the pictures that day and didn't hear back from them after one week so I called them back.

Sharp Aquos, Model # LC42D85U. Excellent picture. After six years and using four to eight hours a day, no problems. Love it!

I buy my tv the May 28th and it broke on me 2 weeks ago. I called Sharp because I only had the TV for about 3.5 months and their customer service and management are the worst. They don't know what they're doing and just give you the runaround. I was told they would come on Thursday to fix my tv and it is now Monday and they called saying they won't be here until Wednesday now. Mind you the MANAGER Jesse is the one telling me they would be here on Thursday. Just everything about Sharp is horrible and I would not recommend them to anyone. Their TVs obviously are junk tv anyways.

In 2012 I purchased two Sharp TVs which had internet access. They have since changed platforms and no longer support internet on the TVs I purchased. If having internet access available on your TV I would not buy a Sharp. When is their next platform change going to take place. It has been a good TV, but so are other brands that have internet access such as Samsung.

I bought a Sharp Aquos 70 inch TV from Target in April of 2014. Less than 6 months after we purchased it, a few of the LED's went out on it. I contacted Sharp, and after sending them multiple emails to multiple people of my receipt and pictures, a service was finally set up. After the tech was here he told me that the TV would need to be replaced. I waiting 2 weeks and never heard anything back from Sharp. I called them and they had all the documents from the tech, they just hadn't done anything yet.

I bought a 65" Aquos smart tv and fresh out the box the Netflix app doesn't work, nor does the Facebook app work. I have been calling customer service almost every week about this issue. They said it needed an update, tried to walk me through a manual update, no luck. Tried to find a technician to send my way, no luck. Sent two different USB ports and two different times with a update on them supposed, no luck. They say they're gonna send my case up for review so we can do an exchange and it takes 3-5 business days. In the 6th day I call, same thing, or "we're gonna send your case up for review for exchange now but we need proof of purchase."

I have a 60 inch Sharp tv. I have had nothing but trouble with it since I received it. The sound won't stops working for no reason. The remote won't do anything to get the sound back. I had to hard boot it for the sound to start working. Another time, the side bar could not be removed. I don't know why a black screen on the side of the tv screen is needed but it would not go away. I tried everything on the remote but the side bar would not go away. I had to again hard boot the tv for the sidebar to go away. Many times the picture freezes. And again the remote won't do anything.

I bought a Sharp Aquos 70" screen in 2014 and today the screen went out! Not even two years old and now I have to go buy another one! Called Sharp and they were rude and proceeded to tell me my TV wasn't worth anything and I need to get a new one. How is it that my TV Sharp 70 inch just stop working?

I called Sharp every week until they found a board and had it installed. The contracted repair company was great, answered the phone promptly and scheduled appointments promptly.

Very poor response in handling a 4-month issue with audio on my Sharp Aquos 65 purchased in late Feb. Hours on the phone, technician to the house, still broken. Don't buy a Sharp.

Big problem with Sharp Aquos 35 inch Smart TVs. They don't know what they're doing when it comes to repairing them. I've been getting the runaround. Just bought it, the total piece of junk. Three TVs, same exact problem. Always hear a clicking or popping coming from it. Have a very hard time getting the HDMI signal. Now the TV doesn't work and it blew out white smoke. And I'm trying to get my money back but that ain't going to happen.

I bought a Sharp 70-inch LED, 240HZ, Quattron, 3D, Smart Aquos TV model # LC70LE735U serial # (upon request). It was purchased on 11/23/2011 for $4299.98 plus tax. About August 10, 2015, approx. 3.5 years after purchase blue vertical lines appeared on the screen and the TV went black. Calls were made to Sharp Corp. They stated to unplug the TV then after 10 seconds plug in the TV while holding the input and down arrow at the same time and advised a K would appear on the screen. Attempts made several times to no avail. I spoke with customer relations and they advised that it was out of warranty. It was looked at by two companies, one being a registered Sharp repair company in my area. Both companies advised that the TV was no longer made and parts were not available anymore. Sharp customer service stated they would send issue up to corporate to get matter reviewed.

70 in LCD Sharp Aquos TV - We bought this TV in 2012 from saving our change, football pool winnings etc... On July 9, we noticed a black shadow in the lower left corner. We called Sharp and they said it was out of warranty. They asked us to email pictures, model number, and serial number. We received another email for additional pictures in a specific size, we sent back an email and explained we were not tech savvy to do as requested. After a week or more, they called and said they would give us a refurbished TV if we paid them $800. We told them that was unacceptable and we would not/could not spend $800 for a refurbished TV. We asked them to either replace our TV or give us whatever was worth and they declined. I reported them to the BBB but Sharp refused to do anything else for us. I will never purchase another Sharp product!

Sharp 70 inch LED, 240HZ, quat, 3D,smart tv Model # LC70LE757U, bought 3/16/2014 for $2249.99 plus tax. About July 19, 2015, 17 months after purchase, suddenly had some black flashing lines through the picture. Called Sharp, they said "too bad the 1 year warranty is up". Called repair person, they came 8/5/2015. A couple days before they came the picture went black, still have sound. They said it needs a new screen, but Sharp doesn't sell the part because it costs just as much to buy a new TV, so I might as well throw my TV in the trash. I bought it on 2 years same as cash on the hhgregg credit card and I still owe about $1000 on it. I called Sharp again to tell them what the TV repair guy said, they still said "too bad". I have never had a TV go out this quickly. We didn't even use the tv that much because we have others in the house.

Power is not stand by. Power signal ON-OFF continues. I want to know what's the problem. Please help me.

My 70" led Sharp Aquos tv lasted exactly 17 months (screen went black with sound only). My bad for declining the extended warranty as we have other smaller sharp model TVs that have never needed to use the extended warranty. Contacted sharp customer service and was inquiring about this issue and if there is any type of loyalty credit or discount to repair, was looking for anything at all, as I paid over $2000 for this tv. The ** at customer service immediately had an attitude attack and kept repeating, "One year manufactures warranty" and nothing at all can be done.

I just got off the phone with Sharp and I was basically told to go screw myself. I purchased a 70 LED TV and it died after 13 months. I have a 9 year old plasma that I gave to my mom, and this TV still works great. Sharp is the worse company on the planet and I have dedicated my new life to letting everyone know this. I'm in charge of all purchasing at NASA and I will use this platform to share the truths about the horrible company. We as a people should never support a company that knowingly and willingly puts out a rip off of a product like Sharp does. Sharp and all of its bonus receiving executives should be fired, and jailed for taking full advantage of people, and taking money from families knowing the product is one year away from breaking. Help me get the word out. I've already spoken to all my TV vendors about Sharp, and was told not to deal with Sharp. Save your money for your children's college or purchase from anyone but Sharp.

First of all, shame on me... after reading some review and been the norm to see people complaining about having their hard earn money gone to waste right after the warranty was expired you think it would've been a good idea to purchase an extended warranty (from the actual manufacturer) for the product right? Well... it's been 5 months after the first claim of the screen showing lanes all over making it unrepairable according to the tech Sharp sent to my house.

We purchased a new 60" smart 3D TV. In 7 months it developed a blur line in the middle of the picture. Sharp was aware of the problem and stated they would replace the TV. 6 months later we received a brand new "updated" TV and now it's been 5 months and this one developed a haze. We purchased an extended warranty and now have to wait again to see if they are going to replace this one. Too much of a headache for such a defective product. 2 different top of the line TVs died within months of purchase.

13 months after purchase of a 70" Aquos the television went out. Turned out after review I squeaked within the warranty and they sent me a refurbished tv.... Mind you it cost me an additional 800 dollars. I am now 3000 dollars into Sharp, 6 months later that TV goes out. The panel is dead! Sharp tells me, "sorry you have bad luck"... I love their customer service. Give that person a raise! Stay away from all Sharp products!!!!!

Where do I begin? One day this rarely used tv turned on with a black screen that had sound, 5 minutes later that also disappeared and it died. Sharp said it had to go to a repair store an hour away who tried various things to fix it and new issues arose so they told us they would recommend to Sharp we received a replacement tv. Many hours on hold later we were told we were approved for a replacement but they need credit card info (why?!) and they had literally no timeline for a new tv. So far this has been going on 2 months and I have no idea when the ordeal will be over. Customer service is ridiculous and wait times are long. Oh and the new tv will be a refurbished set that only has 90 days warranty. From looking at their Facebook and other online sources this is a huge trend. Never buy a Sharp item!

I purchased this tv 2 years ago and it is not working properly. When you turn it off it doesn't come back on for days if that. I called the Sharp and they said they can make a claim and gave me some repair shops.

NEVER BUY SHARP!!! We bought a 70" Aquos 16 months ago. I didn't buy an extended warranty because we have always used our TV's for years until the next great innovation comes along and never once used any of the extended warranties we purchased. Yesterday the pic started rolling and Sharp had us do a reset which then killed the entire TV. They told us to have a TV repair person out which we just did. The whole TV is fried and Sharp says they won't do anything about it. $2500 down the drain. No Sharp products will EVER cross our threshold again, not even a lousy little adding machine. EVER!!! I wish I could give them negative stars.

Just bought a 70 inch Aquos. Get it home molding on top is split from screen. I turn it on the screen starts melting and almost catches fire. I mean how can they get away with selling such a beat product? If there's anyway to sue this company for all our headaches? What if I wasn't home - left that junk on and it burned my house down? Can we all file a lawsuit on this company or just let them keep getting free money?

I'm about 7 months out of warranty and Sears or Sharp will not stand behind this $2600 TV. I have decided after reading all these complaints that it is time to get a TV station involved that checks into consumer problems and hopefully it will go national.

I purchased a 70 inch LCD screen Sharp TV for $2100.00 on February 15th 2014. The LCD screen went out the first of May 2015. The TV was 15 months old and we went to place where it was bought to see where I needed to carry it to get it fixed. They have me a number of repair shop 25 miles away. The repair shop informed me LCD board was out. I called Aquos and told them I had TV 15 months when it went out and took it to repair shop. I also told them about repair shop saying LCD board was bad. They said I needed to carry it to an authorized Sharp repair shop, have them send pictures of the screen along with their assessment of problem.

So I got a brand new Sharp Aquos TV on Boxing Day of 2014 which I saved up for for quite a long time to get for my family. The TV formed a purple spot on the bottom left of the screen screen within the first couple months! I contacted Sharp - had to jump through a ton of stupid hoops, do TV resets, take photos, spend time on the phone and they finally sent me a replacement TV. Then several months later the exact same thing happened with the new TV!!!! I dreaded the ** I was going to have to go through again so it took me a bit to get back to them.

When I contacted Sharp to get tech support to clear up garbled voices and pixelated picture, all they did was say it was DIRECTV problem, never even tried to do any troubleshooting from their end.

I bought this 60" Sharp Aquos flat screen TV 18 months ago. Paid around $1,000.00 for it and I had it surge protected in every way, electrically, cable and all components connected to it. When I took it to service shop the tech tells me that to replace LEDS in screen would cost more than it would for me to buy a new one. Sharp informed me since it was out of warranty they weren't going to replace it. So I've started my own campaign against Sharp just to let people know that we hardworking people don't like throwing our money into the wind. These TV manufacturers need to back their product better. I've got that TV sitting in the back of my truck with a warning to consumers thinking of buying a Sharp TV, 18 months old and no good!!! I drive it through the parking lots at Best Buy, hhgregg and Wal-Mart and sometimes park it. I have nothing against the sellers of these TV's but I want people to think about buying one from Sharp!!!

About 4 yrs. ago we purchased a 46 (or something near there) as well as a slightly smaller one of Sharp, Aquos. The larger TV went and we went to a TV repair and they were not able to fix it saying the panel that had to be replaced cost more than buying a new set. Sharp (after arguing for some time) agreed to give me a new set (the larger one I have now). I have had a Sharp rep. fix the smaller set (about less than 1 yr. after owning it - don't remember what was wrong). The second, larger set recently went and we found out it was the panel and Sharp would not replace it. The cost to fix it is over $500. I would NEVER BUY SHARP PRODUCTS AGAIN. They do not stand by their products and know of this problem!

After a long delay, I must confess the resolution was quite fair... a new 2015 unit of the same size, or $2,097. I took the money and purchased another Sharp 70" unit for even money at BestBuy. I also purchased a 3-year extension from Sharp. I'm hoping my experience with the unit (and another warranty round, if necessary) will be better.

My wife and I got a LG washer and dryer and my wife is loving it to this day. I received a letter stating we were approved for a TV, so we decided to get one. On June 9th we purchased a Sharp 65 inch Tv. The very next day we started having problems. I called Conn's and told the the tv was turning off at random. The lady said to bring it in. I told her that we wouldn't be able to bring it in until that Sunday June 14th. She said that was fine and just bring it. On June 14th we took the tv back to be told that, "Oh electronics only have a 3 day return policy", (which we were never told) and that if we left the tv it would be considered a self repo. The manager was so rude when we were explaining to him what the problem was, but he waved us off and told another lady to deal with us.

Set up the new Smart TV today. Has a black shadow. Researched it & found all the complaints & problems. Taking it back tomorrow to get the one I trusted in the first place. No more Sharp products. Will be sure to blog on social media.

We purchased our TV just a few months ago and now it doesn't work. It displays 2 slow beeps and 5 fast beeps. We've been waiting a week for them to find a service rep. They have given us no other options than to wait. Do NOT buy a Sharp TV! Terrible client care. They don't care!

I online ordered from Costco a Sharp Aquos 80-in TV that was delivered to my house in May, 2014. It was very unlucky for me that the TV with great picture and vivid color was shut off in 11 months of very light in use and showed a two-fast and two-slow blinking error code. It was also lucky for me that such a fatal issue just occurred before the one-year warranty was expired. I immediately called the Sharp Service, and a lady asked me to hard-reset the TV and it didn't work at all. Then, a case number was issued and they arranged an in-home service by a local TV service firm for me. The local company was very responsible and quickly sent an experienced serviceman to visit me for totally three times. Each time the serviceman ordered a new circuit board from Sharp. There are only three boards on the back of the LCD/LED panel after the TV back cover was open: a main board, a T-con board and a power board.

Beware Sharp AQUOS! These 60 to 80-inch flat screen tvs begin developing white spots all over the screen within a year or 2 of purchase, due to defective panels. Sharp is aware of this issue and have received thousands of complaints. They do not stand being this product. Same issue with Sony Wega was recalled quickly for its customers. The television repair told us they spend all day, almost everyday, on calls for Sharp's AQUOS.

Sharp Aquos LC-70LE650U - I ordered this TV from Amazon on a Monday. On Thursday 2 guys were loading it in my front door. It was delivered on 6/19/14. My warranty is running out in 5 days. Had an option of 3 yr. in house with no deductible. My set has worked flawlessly so far, but based on the reviews on this page I jumped on the extended warranty before my luck runs out. I use it as a second monitor for my computer. It runs nearly 24/7 because I go to sleep with it running. If I set it to turn off it wakes me up when it goes off. Judging from the reviews, I am the exception and not the rule. I may be the exception, but I am being fair, I can only tell my experience.

Aquos lc70le650u - This is bad TV. After having it for 14 months the TV started to have white spots on the screen but I was out of the 12 month warranty. Sharp refused to do anything even though they know this problem exists in this TV. $1700 wasted. I have never had a TV last me only 14 months.

Bought a new Sharp 40 inch AQUOS 18 months ago and now there is no picture but there is sound. Called Sharp and they send out a contracted repair service. Nice guy, looked at the TV and related that it had to be the main board or the screen. He says that Sharp doesn't replace the screens when they go bad but they will replace the board. He orders the board and 5 days later it comes in and he installs it. It's not the board that is the issue it's the screen he discovers. Sharp calls me and relates that as a "courtesy" they will replace the TV that's 18 months old with a "refurbished" one as long as I pay them another $75.00 due to the TV being prorated. I already spent $400 on the TV and now they want another $75 for a refurbished one to replace the TV that is 18 months old. I'll never purchase another Sharp product again.

I buy a SHARP LED 60 inches on the date of 09/05/2014 and exactly 3 days after the manufacturer's warranty expired starts having problems with a few lines on the screen and a few days later not works longer more, only flashing indicator light. My TV model LC-60LE650U AND SERIAL NO. 40485800. I do not recommend anyone buy this product SHARP LED TV.

SHARP AQUOS 60" SMART TV - I have paid for two years through Aaron's almost 200 a month for this tv. I finally get it paid off and I notice a black round smear on bottom center of tv screen. I called Aaron's who I was still under warranty with and they picked it up and had looked at it. They told me there is no part they can buy to fix it. It appears as the liquid crystal is leaking inside the tv and the tv has a curve to it. As long as I've had the tv (brand new) it has always had a curve to it so I thought it was normal. So I contact Sharp and open a case on it. Had to fax over proof of purchase in which Aaron's sent my lease and pop to them yesterday. Aaron's and myself can't believe this tv isn't even 3 yrs old. Aaron's stated that tvs usually are good for 15 yrs.

I have been trying to get in contact with customer service all morning, it just rings and rings and rings, no answer, not even an automated service. This is not acceptable. Sharp says it employs 50K employees, you would think at least one of them can pick up the phone. Based on this I will never purchase another Sharp product. Far too competitive industry to deal with Sharp.

Bought this 70" LCD AQUOS Sharp tv, had it for about 15 months. One day in the middle of watching something, the screen went black and never came on again. The light was on at the bottom, showing it was powered on, but the tv would not respond to remote commands, or showed any sign of life. I called the Sharp customer service number, and they were of absolutely no help. So, now we are out $1500 and a big TV. I will NEVER purchase another Sharp TV for as long as I live.

Just bought an 60" HD from Best Buy and apparently like many others the piece of junk does not work. Contacted Best Buy (bought a 5 yr warranty) and Sharp Customer Service are liars about what they know and are doing. I believe they know they have problems with many and are selling them anyway because they do not care. I think Best Buy are co-conspirators and we need to talk to the FTC and State Attorneys General, perhaps even class action suits!

I purchased this TV (60" Sharp Aquos) new and since the beginning, I have had nothing but problems with the TV. The volume turns up and down by itself and randomly the power turns off then turns right back on. I have to unplug the TV in order to change the input. It's for crap, made very poorly in my opinion! So I called to tell them of my complaint and they schedule an appointment with me for that Saturday. Saturday came but no technician, not even a courtesy call. I called them back after having continued problems with the TV. And now they send a subcontractor to my house which by the way he knew nothing! This whole thing has been a huge inconvenience! I am highly dissatisfied with Sharp products as well as their customer service!

Sharp AQUOS 60" went out. Best Buy Geek SQUAD came out 3 times but couldn't fix it. Called Sharp CS, was told they probably wouldn't replace TV (less than 1 year old). I asked for supervisor who said they would review my claim and would call back by day's end. No call. Called next day, was told they would review claim and call me next day. That night I go to BEST BUY, speak to GM and he resolved problem by giving full credit of $1700, credit for the extended warranty I had bought, even though I didn't need it since TV still under 1 year manufacturers warranty. Sharp's CS is horrible as is their products.