I owned this Sharp television for a little over two years. It was a great tv for the first two years, but then it started to prove that it was not do durable. I probably wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Picture Quality The picture quality is probably one of the best I have ever seen. I love the 1080p LED picture quality, and the fact that it is HD makes that even better. Sound Quality For the first two years that I owned this television, the sound quality was absolutely perfect. After that while, it started to get some wear and tear and it just did not sound the same any longer. The sound quality became fuzzy and had some static. Durability Durability is definitely an aspect about this television that I have had some issues with. I owned this television for two years before the sound quality started to become fuzzy. I ended up having to get rid of it and buy a new tv. Design The design is a quality of this television that I actually really enjoy. I love the way it looks, and it is a very sleek and modern design. Performance This television worked great for the first two years that I owned it.

hollywalsh

USA

The Sharp 70" AQUOS 1080p LED Smart High Definition TV is one of the newer models to come from Sharp. This is a extremely large television model that boosts it's "smart" features, and other syncing ability. What I like about it: It is huge, and will make you feel more immersed when watching movies and tv shows. It is 1080p, which is the new standard in HDTV. Images looks sharp, and vivid. It has a light sensor that will automatically adjust the screen to best fit the current lighting. What I dislike about it: The WiFi is terribly weak. I have trouble getting a signal and the router is in the same room. A call to customer service proved to be useless. They recommended moving the tv closer to the router, or cutting away other devices that use WiFi in the house. Hmm. It comes pre-loaded with "apps" that I never use. Also these apps cannot be removed. The remote is massive, and many buttons are hard to reach if you hold the remote normally. Buttons that you use all the time are small and in awkward places. Overall, it's a solid model. Just not worth the hefty price tag. There are other models out there that I feel outshine the AQUOS.

Eno17

USA