Sharp LC-D65 Series LCD TV (32", 37", 42", 46", 52")

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

image quality, usability, value for money, sound, design

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Energy saving mode; picture quality; large degree of customization; quality remote

Menu system could be less utilitarian; poor image quality at extreme viewing angles

Sharp's LC-46D65U offers a nice combination of user-friendliness and features.

Five HDMI ports. Power-saving light sensor enabled by default

Lackluster picture contrast. Color calibration recommended

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The Sharp LC-42D65UT is a somewhat expensive 42-inch 1080p HDTV. It also doesn’t have a whole lot ot back up the price. It did excel in some tests, such as color representation, but also failed to meet expectations in other tests, such as our motion...

This TV has a 1080p resolution and will accept 24p sources via its generous five HDMI inputs. The two component video inputs also accept 1080p/60 ; LCDs can be very bright, which makes them a good choice for a brightly lit viewing environment ; The...

The LC-46D65U does not include 120Hz technology to reduce motion blur and film judder ; The TV doesn't have a USB port or SD card slot that supports digital media playback, nor does it include Sharp's AQUOS Net Web platform ; This LCD uses a...

The LC-46D65U isn't loaded with features, but it's a solid LCD, with a nice assortment of picture adjustments and HD-capable inputs, and it represents a good value in the 1080p HDTV marketplace. The five HDMI inputs make it an especially good choice...

The blinds in the background in this scene from Step Mom displayed with no dithering movement and artifacts. This is an impressive result verifying excellent internal processing boards

5 HDMI ports ; Power-saving room light sensor ; Very good HD video output

Mediocre SD video output ; Tweaking of settings required for best picture

The 1080p HDTV resolution on this TV is pretty nice in the sense that it shows all pixels on the TV at once and doesn't "overscan" as some other similar TVs do. If you enable the Movie Picture preset in the settings, it allows for more advanced color...

You could also use your television as PC monitor through the RGB PC input. Not the most conventional use but can come in handy for viewing pictures or showing your screen to a variety of people. Overall, the LC-46D65U is a great option proving its...

The Sharp has stellar processing in some cases. Horizontal and Vertical line information was displayed with no dithering in our HQV Film Resolution Loss Test. The processing was better than even many very high end TVs and one of the only units testing...