Customer Rating : 
List Price : Price : $1,499.99
List Price : Price : $1,499.99
Product Description
With an awesome 60" screen size, vivid AQUOS picture quality, bright LED images and a full suite of connected TV features, the Sharp LC-60LE633U offers an incredible value to club members. Compare to similarly priced 55" TVs and keep in mind you're getting over 20% more screen size with 60"! The LC-60LE633U comes in a stunning slim black design and is easy to wall mount. You're all set for a rewarding online experience with built-in WiFi and easy access to the most popular streaming services such as Vudu, Netflix, Blockbuster, CinemaNow, Alphaline, Napster and Pandora. Video quality is always top-notch with Full HD 1080p resolution and 240Hz refresh rate. And, even with the brilliant picture quality and fully featured set, power consumption is amazingly low and compliant with Energy Star guidelines. All this is possible when it comes from Sharp, the leader in 60"-and-larger TVs.
- 60" HDTV LED
- 1920x1080
- Refresh Rate: 240Hz
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 4,000,000:1
Sharp Aquos 60" LED 1080p 240Hz HDTV LC-60LE633U Reviews
Sharp Aquos 60" LED 1080p 240Hz HDTV LC-60LE633U Reviews
| 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:  60" of HD Love!, By This review is from: Sharp Aquos 60" LED 1080p 240Hz HDTV LC-60LE633U (Electronics) Best LCD I've owned yet, and scored it for $1,600 w/ $300 manufacturer rebate. Nice! It replaced a Mitsubishi DLP 57", that I really liked a lot. It had a fantastic image, but just after the warranty expired, it started having white dots all over. After a month, it had so many white dots I just couldn't stand it and had to get something new. Hooked my new 60" LCD up to the Timewarner HD box and it looks AWESOME!! Just watched Jets vs Giants, and the image and response was perfect. No ghosting, no lag, no blur, no pixelation on moving objects. Didn't use the 240hz mode, the 120hz high mode is better. I did have to adjust the default settings to get it the way I like it. I found a list of settings someone on the Costco website used and they were about exactly how I like it. A couple minor changes and the picture can't be beat. Bright, clear, sharp loads of color, but not so vibrant that it hurts to look at. I... Read more 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful: AWSOME TV!!, By Wert Alvin Rassio "Wertex" (Rutledge, TN USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sharp Aquos 60" LED 1080p 240Hz HDTV LC-60LE633U (Electronics) I replaced a failing 60" DLP with this LED TV. At first I was looking at 55" tv's thinking that I would not find another 60" without going to plasma or back to DLP. I was surprised to see a similar model ( Sharp 60" led 120hz) going on sale black friday. I found this TV at a local store and bought it seeing that it was twice the TV I was looking at buying. So far So good. It almost makes everything look and play so detailed it is like you are there and you could shake the hands with the actors at any-point. I never knew a TV could look this good. I found a great deal on this TV because the shop owner apparently need to get some sells but I would recommend this TV to anyone that is even thinking about getting a 55" TV.The Good: Internet compatible with dual-band wireless N Black is BLACK!! Details pop out at you The TV gives a great sense of Depth ( almost seems 3D on some HD Shows) The Bad NO HULU!! I know it is minor but my Blu-ray... Read more  Would probably get another plasma instead, By This review is from: Sharp Aquos 60" LED 1080p 240Hz HDTV LC-60LE633U (Electronics) Bough the Sharp 60 inch 633 from Costco after some reviews and watching it in store. For me, I should have stayed with a Plasma. I have yet to find a quality picture setting as skin tones vary widely from a flat pale to a clayish to a red splotched and lip colors can appear to be very pinkish and not natural at times(even on men). Maybe this is just from having a large screen and they really are using lip coloring in the filming? I have tried several color settings that were online recomendations and have yet to find a happy medium. The reds appear more magenta to pinkish at times. Watching the Stanford Oklahoma game was a trial as the colors of the oranges and the reds on the jerseys appeared to shift and not be the natural deeper red colors and orange. Also depending on the Angle of view, the colors tend to dull and lose teh crispness almost whiting out a little. Have a chair over at an angle around 45 degrees and about 10 feet away, the picture quality is not as clean... Read more |
› See all 4 customer reviews...
No comments:
Post a Comment