what's the difference in Sharp Aquos 42" and 46" sku#'s? Anyone know the main difference in the Sharp Aquos lcd tv's with sku's ending in 64U vs. 62U?
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The 62 series are terrible. They are older models which have poor picture quality and often suffer from horizontal banding issues. Go with the 64 series for sure. I own the 46" 64U series btw.
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Not to hijack your thread but I'm kind of in the same situation. I want to get a TV for Bluray but am not sure to wait or buy now.Also, is the extra 150$ worth it from the 61 to 65 model? The only difference I can see is the 5,000 point difference in Contrast Ratio, is that worth the extra money?Thanks.
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The LC-60LE745U is part of our 3D line of AQUOS Smart LED TVs. This 60" Class (60-1/32" diagonal) model with brushed aluminum black bezel features our 1080p edge-lit LED panel, delivering one of the most natural, vibrant pictures available. And with built-in Wi-Fi and our intuitive SmartCentral user interface, you can access the most popular apps or browse the web. Membership and/or additional fees may apply. http://www.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEntertainment/LCDTV/Archives/LC60LE745U.aspx#overview
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I received an email from Sharp customer service. Essentially the only difference is that the 64 has 3 HDMI input ports while the D72U has 2.It's also lighter and slimmer.
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The picture clarity and "crisp-ness" of the Samsung is much better than the Sharp brand regardless of size. If you go to a store where you can look at the TVs in person you will see that immediately Samsung has the clearest picture by far. I always go to a store before buying a TV and then order them on Amazon for the better price.
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I would buy another Sceptre TV. I haven't had any problems with my 39". The 39" is the #1 selling LCD on Amazon.
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I don't thing you'll notice a bit of difference between the two in this size TV.The bigger the set the more that feature becomes significant.I'd consider it on a 40" but not a 32"
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I currently have the A3 for my 40" 1080i Samsung LCD. I also picked up a new A35 from Best Buy for $150. Now I have a back up/player, If I decide to upgrade to a 1080p TV. Go online to bestbuy.com, see if the stores in your area have any available. If they do, then run! At this price they're going very fast.Remember the five free movie rebate is still going, you have until 2/28.
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I'd give your answer a definite "maybe". I have the Sharp LC-80UQ17U 80-inch Aquos Q+ which came out in in Jan of 2014. The model you have (Sharp LC-70LE735U) came out in February of 2011 so it actually is likely using the old standard these are based on. Either way they do have great customer service when mine were not compatible because of the newer 2014 Sharp IR standard being used. So, you might just get lucky on this one. I'd give it a try. I'm just not making any promises.
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Yes, I think the LS is. If I looked at the right tv the CS 47" is a LCD tv. The LS4500 is a LED tv which is a thinner tv and the edges around it are smaller so you have more screen. I had a lcd Sony tv that I liked 32". The LED LG tv picture is clearer and brighter to me than any LCD screen I looked at. I would reccommend the LS. Hope this helped you... BC....
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I actually deliver these tvs for amazon all day long. i have delivered and set up all the brands from the Samsungs to the Sharps to the Toshibas to the Pioneer. I have seen and operated all of the tvs, including the very heavy 60inch plasmas. First it deends on what ur using your tv for. The plasmas are very nice but do have a glare during the daylight or any light for that matter. my personal favorite along with 85% of the tvs i deliver are the Samsungs. Let let me tell u a secret. If you have no intentions on up grading your cable to HD and switching all your components to an HDMI plug it really wont matter what you buy the picture will not be as crisp as that with an HDMI. And the larger the TV honestly the further back you need to be. A 52inch tv is huge for just about any room. Samsung is very user friendly and the remote is simple to operate. Plasmas are the heavier and more sensitive tv. Samung is a great tv along with sony bravia and followed by the Sharp, Toshibas are just okay. They just dont look as classy as the othr three and not as simple to use. This is just my opinion, but like i say I deliver and set up these tvs all day long for Amazon.
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Thanks. Sadly Amazon gets finer details wrong some of the time. I posted this same question on the gold box page and was directed to www.sonystyle.com. The 504 TV is a 720p just like the L5000. It costs less everywhere you can find it listed. The contrast ratio is listed as 8,000:1 as compared to 13,000:1 for the L5000. Also, the MSRP for the 504 is $399... so I fail to see how it is a "doorbuster" at $379. The 32L5000's MSRP is $449. It was on sale less than a month ago for $399. Value wise $50 off is $50 off. I'm just going to wait for the 32L5000 to be $399 again.
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I have a total of 6 Samsung TV's. I have a 46" 7000 and a 46" 7500 that are 3 years old. 2-22" inch tvs and this summer i purchased 2 of the 50"-6400's. the 7500 primarily used for gaming (xbox360, ps4) and it is fantastic. I am extremely happy with my all of Samsung purchases. After buying the first 2 samsungs 3 years ago I have been very happy. they work well in bright sunlight and have a great picture. We rarely use the 3D feature on our Tv's but it works well. I would highly recommend samsung tvs.
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Run away from this tv, if you're looking for a quality picture. I kept it 2 weeks and sold it. My 60" Samsung (About 2 years old) has a much, much better picture. If you'll accept a poor quality picture for a low price, than its fine. But, if a quality picture is worth an extra couple hundred...than buy a Samsung. I had Sharp send out a technician, and he even said you won't get a Samsung picture on a Sharp tv. Don't be fooled by 4K, no matter what you read. My advice, stay away from 4K for a couple more years, and save awhile longer until you can get a Samsung. The difference is night and day. If you buy the Sharp, you'll remember what I said for years. Good Luck.
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This TV sits between HD and UHD. I don't remember the exact pixel counts, but IIRC, normal HD is around 4 mil pixels, UHD is around 23 mil, and this one sits around 16 mil. It upscales your regular HD and actually downscales the UHD just enough to match up with what it can produce. Having had the TV for a couple months with a FireTV, I can tell you that the Aquos extra yellow pixel and HD upscaling makes everything GORGEOUS. I can't compare it directly to an UHD TV, but I haven't regretted my decision at all.
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Where would I look in the manual to find out. What steps do you do to change that setting on your tv, so I can see if my tv will do that. My tv is a fairly new Sharp Aquos.
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I have a 40 inch and 50 inch. The 40 inch is too small while the 50 inch is great. I don't know how much difference there is between the 46 inch and the 50 inch but there is a huge difference between the 40 and 50 inch. If there is not too much difference in the price I would suggest the 50 inch. I am very happy with that.