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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: BOONIIE
Updated:11-13-07
Duration of ownership:2 Months
Strengths: I WOULD HAVE SAY THE BEST OVER ALL AND THE PRICE TOO.
Weaknesses: I HAVEN'T FOUND ANY WEAKNESSES AT THIS TIME.
Overall Evaluation: I HAVE TO SAY AFTER USING 5 DIF.HD TV'S THIS IS THE BEST OVER ALL IN EVERY WAY. SHARP DID THIER HOME WORK WELL ON THE AQUOS LCD 52" I GIVE THEM 110% A++++ BUT REALY THEY GAVE US THIER 110% ALL I KIND SAY IS GO TO YOUR TV STORE AND SEE WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT TO.THEN YOU WILL KNOW WHY IT'S THE MOST POPULAR LCD HDTV TODAY EARL FROM CHESTER, VA.
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Overall Rating
4 Star Review
Reviewed by: schumi
Updated:10-11-07
Duration of ownership:0 Months
Strengths: great color and contrast.
Weaknesses: i don't know whether it's good for viewing at various angle,i just don't want to watch tv at one position. i can't put on the wall...
Overall Evaluation: i look forward to a lcd tv for long,but i didn't buy them,one reason's the price,the other's that i want to get better viewing effect which isn't restricted by angle just as crt tv,for now,i'm not sure whether they get the great tech to solve this problem,but i'll try ,or i just wait... and i want to connect computer with it by cable or device like this http://www.uxcell.com/card-tuner-receiver-c-1445_1379.html
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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: mnem3844
Updated:07-20-07
Duration of ownership:0 Months
Strengths: I would purchase the 92U ... It is far superior, and you can get it for about 2999 plus shipping
Weaknesses: I would purchase the 92U .. It is far superior and the price is great. The 62U is 3 generations behind the 92U
Overall Evaluation: See Above
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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: JAGster
Updated:04-04-07
Duration of ownership:2 Months
Strengths: Incredible picture clarity at all angles, 60% the price of competing name brand machines! Most exciting tech purchase I have ever made.
Weaknesses: Too much latency when switching back and forth from analog and HD channels making channel surfiing cumbersome. Lack of a cable card slot - why is the industry resisting this? OPC feature (automatic light sensing and adjustments) sometimes darken the screen below desireable levels. On the other hand, the screen is actually way to bright in a dark room if OPC is turned off.
Overall Evaluation: My first experience with HD - I had balked at the Plasma and DLP screens in the past - saving my dollars and watching the prices fall. The wait has been well worth it - LCD is the HD answer for the next several years and Sharp brings it all together. With these new screens, Sharp will dominate the LCD market the way Sony did for big screen CRT's in the 90's. I cannot say enough good things about LCD displays - they will make plasma obsolete in the very near term. Sharp is poised to dominate the market.
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Overall Rating
4 Star Review
Reviewed by: terrazas75
Updated:03-17-07
Duration of ownership:2 Months
Strengths: Great picture, color, especially with the Blue Ray. Game consoles are pretty awesome. HD broadcast come out crisp. Remote lights up. Easy set up, even for HDMI. 1080p what else can you say.
Weaknesses: Maybe one more HDMI inut. Banding had finally showed up.
Overall Evaluation: I have the 46 inch version and I had the same banding problem that seems to plague these units. I have the sony Blue Ray player as well as HD broadcast channels, and the banding is not as big a deal as it may appear. The settings were adjusted, so that took care of the banding issue. If you don't have a High Definition source like a upconverting DVD or Blue Ray, you are really not going to enjoy the unit and all that it has to offer.
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Overall Rating
2 Star Review
Reviewed by: beberle
Updated:03-15-07
Duration of ownership:6 Months
Strengths: Great contrast. Great detail. Good blacks. Good color. Has the potential of being the best LCD on the market... if they fix the production-line problems w/ banding.
Weaknesses: The infamous 'banding'. A major visual flaw for any tv. Call it uneven backlighting, call it a flaw in the glass, it will ruin an incredible viewing experience.
Overall Evaluation: The 52D62U has the potential of being the best LCD on the market... if they fix the production-line problems w/ banding.No answers from Sharp on what causes it, but it's evident on the 62U and 92U series. Sharp as a company is responsive to user problems; however, their help desk setup is one of the worst I've ever seen. You will get used to 'joining the cue' and waiting w/ everyone else even though you've been communicating w/ dispatch for months.
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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: themanat1
Updated:05-07-08
Duration of ownership:60 Days
Strengths: i cant complain
Weaknesses: none
Overall Evaluation: i love this tv its the best bang for the buck i ordered the shaep lc52d64u and then i checked out the 52d62u and its by far the best tv ever its got the constant flow of energy running through it so it could never over heat and burn out just there is no words to explain this unit love ittttrt if there were more then five stars to rate this unit i would
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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: justasfastasican
Updated:04-21-08
Duration of ownership:1 Years
Strengths: Everything.
Weaknesses: No PIP, no way to use the TV speakers as a center channel.
Overall Evaluation: This is an all around great TV. We have had ours for a year or two and we have been very happy. I'm getting ready to buy one for my Dad.
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Overall Rating
4 Star Review
Reviewed by: feherlady
Updated:08-16-07
Duration of ownership:5 Weeks
Strengths: Great Pic! Wonderful, vivid colors..Even the cat loves it.
Weaknesses: None...So far.
Overall Evaluation: I have been reading a lot about other peoples experience with this brand. I also looked at the sony...side by side did not like it (sony) The next best brand for your money would be the LG HDTV. But to compare screen & size the SHARP AQUOS 52 HDTV is a better Pic & decent Price. Getting the right hook up to get the complete use out of the T.V. was a little frustrating. This is our First LCD HDTV. I wish that the choice in colors varied. I woud have liked a matte silver finish vs. the black finish. But it is a very sleek and elegant TV. Our guests do not realize there is a TV in the room until I turn it on and they our shocked. We have had the TV for 5 weeks and love it. My one regret is that I should have upgraded to a 60" or 65". If you are serious and are ready to purchase compare you room size and remember the The Sharp is about 5 1/2 inches deep and look at a bigger screen.
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Overall Rating
5 Star Review
Reviewed by: piddeandersson
Updated:08-04-07
Duration of ownership:4 Months
Strengths: This tv is a fantastic performer and it's 'future safe'!
Weaknesses: Factory setting a bit out of whack. Picture looks slightly different when you watch from an angle.
Overall Evaluation: I was looking at many different TV's before deciding on this one. I upgraded from a Sony LCD projection TV that was a few years old and the Sharp has a much better picture, especially as far as contrast and black levels. The blacks looked dark-grey on the Sony (the newer models look much better though) and this was the major reason for the upgrade. Black levels on the Sharp are excellent and it shows much more detail than my older TV. The picture is very, very good on this panel with much more detail than what you actually can see from a normal viewing distance. Color reproduction is fantastic and the brightness can be set to very high levels so you can still watch, even in a very bright room. The Sharp has a feature that adjusts the brightness level on the TV per the brightness in the room. This way the Sharp will show a darker picture at night rather than during the day, this is a very handy feature. If you look very close, like 1-2 feet, you can see that each pixel is close to one another and there is not much gap in between them, this proves that the Sharp is a quality product. The picture is 'full'. The Sharp also has a DVI input that accepts PC signals. It's the coolest thing to hook up a PC and set the resolution to 1920x1080. The manual said it wasn't possible, but it still worked! I even managed to connect my fathers camcorder with European PAL signal and the Sharp handled it, a nice surprise since the older Sony couldn't. The resolution is 1920x1080 which is the highest resolution HDTV describes, thus this monitor is 'future safe'. I plan to get a HD DVD or Blueray as soon as the darn format war is over, can't wait. It was no problem buying a refurbished product (less than 2 grand). I was nervous about this but the TV showed up only a few day after I ordered it and it was in impeccable condition. Thank you 2nd act! Overall I'm extremley happy with the Sharp and I can highly recommend it to anyone. Oh, did I mention that the design of the TV rocks! This TV looks very cool. Also, it starts up in only a few seconds.
