Sharp Aquos Quattron 1080p 240Hz Smart 3D LED HDTV - 60 & 70-Inch

Sharp LC-60SQ15U 60-Inch Aquos Quattron 1080p 240Hz Smart 3D LED HDTV &  Sharp LC-70SQ15U 70-Inch Aquos Quattron 1080p 240Hz Smart 3D LED HDTV - The LC-60SQ15U features Sharp's exclusive Quattron and Revelation technologies to deliver the highest resolution available on a Full HD TV. It has 10 million more sub pixels than conventional Full HD TVs - for more detail, depth and color. Revelation technology also includes a built-in upscale, making everything you watch sharper and more vivid.


The LC-60SQ15U is future ready, with the ability to play 4K content. In fact, it is the only HDTV to accept a 4K signal. 240Hz refresh rate and 8 million : 1 dynamic contrast ratio give you precision clarity during fast-motion scenes. The new 2014 Smart Central smart TV platform gives you all the best apps, lets you search across all your content sources, get recommendations, and easily navigate from a single remote control or your smart mobile device. No more switching TV inputs or launching individual apps to find the shows you want to watch.

4k at 1080p price

By james

I was very picky and skeptical about purchasing a 4k tv. This is absolutely beautiful. The picture is crisp on every resolution. Its massive, so clear the proper space for it. Theres no difficulty for startup it runs butter smooth with a dual core processor. The menu system is fantastic with definition of each modification you select. When I saw 1080p with 4k i figured it was a gimmick. I watched hours of 4k content on youtube all with crystal clear picture. The sound is surprising excellent which generally blows on lcd tvs. SHARP should be proud of making an 4k television at 70" and it still cost less that any 55" 4k smart tv. Xbox one looks very very good with its included hdmi 1.4. It seems like the 1080p picture does in fact get upconverted. Performed a side by side with a 47" vizio 1080p and there was a significant difference in clarity. Almost bought the seiki 50" but thank the lord I saved up the extra $. People complain so much about that tv, its lack of features, and customer service. Say gooodbye to the overpriced movie theatres you wont be disappointed with this purchase!

excellent so far

By Pete S

This model just came out and i bought it today. picture is excellent, what i like to call movie theater quality. I haven't used the web browser or downloaded movies. I played a bluray and it was great, the depth of the picture and clarity are excellent. I talked with sharp and they told me that soon they will be having a service where you can call them and they can remotely tweak the tv which i am looking forward to. I'm looking forward to 4k in the future. If you decide to get this tv I would definately recommend upgrading your HDMI cables to 2.0 as opposed to 1.4 This tv comes with the 2.0 HDMI built in which is the standard for 4k If you have a 2013 TV or older check with your manufacturer about possibly upgrading the HDMI inputs to 2.0 , rumor has it that sony will be sending out installers to upgrade customers for free. I also haven't tried the 3D , I didnt receive any glasses in the box and from what ive heard my older active glasses will not work with this set. Overall this TV seems great for the money, can't wait for my friends to check it out.

I wanted to add that I used the 3d it works great. the glasses need to be bought separately . Also the 4k ready if used will be 2k not true 4k. The upscaling revelation technology seems to be awesome and is what makes the picture look great I am assuming. If you are looking for a great picture for bluray and HD this set delivers, if you want one with true 4k for the future your gonna need to shell out an extra 2 grand.