Sharp LE83x (2011) Series

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

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Slick design. Wide color gamut. Solid 3D experience. Energy efficient.

Clunky menu system. Wobbly stand. Relatively small selection of Web apps.

Fortunately, the Sharp's Web-based apps are accessible through a different menu, activated through the Apps button rather than the Menu button. The Apps menu is a much more conventional interface, organized in a simple pop-up row along the bottom edge...

With a very thin attractive panel, solid 3D performance, excellent brightness capabilities, and very good Energy Star ratings, the LC-60LE835U is a very good, large LED LCD television that should bring hours and hours of entertainment. While the color...

With a very thin attractive panel, solid 3D performance, excellent brightness capabilities, and very good Energy Star ratings, the LC-60LE835U is a very good, large LED LCD television that should bring hours and hours of entertainment. While the color...

The LC-60 is one of the more affordable 60-inch LED HDTVs you can currently buy ; The LC-60 performance is surprisingly good, possessing rich, naturalcolors with solid black levels coupled with near uniform backlighting-something few edge lit LED...

The LC-60's build quality isn't exactly class leading and no doubt areason for its roughly $2,000 asking price. Thankfully, the LC-60'sbuild quality isn't reflected in its performance, which is otherwisevery good ; The LC-60 is not 3D compatible, which...

For a little over $2,000 retail, Sharp's 60-inch LED HDTV, the LC-60,is worthy of your consideration. While it doesn't necessarily "win" anyparticular category in terms of its performance, it's far from theworst. While it's clear to see where Sharp may...

Good all-round image quality ; Good speakers

Light on extra features

If you're not seduced by the appeal of video-on-demand apps or renting movies on your TV, you should consider Sharp's LE835X TV alongside contenders like the Sony HX820, Samsung Series 7 and LG LW6500. It's got good (if not perfect) picture quality,...

Startlingly good 3D pictures ; Very good 2D pictures too ; Good value

Slightly clumsy OS ; Online features off the pace ; Yellows occasionally look slightly over-aggressive

Sharp has struggled recently to make a big impact on the UK TV scene, but the 46LE831E really deserves to change this. It’s a bit clumsy in places, and its online features need expanding. But when push comes to shove it delivers some of the best 2D and...

Rich colour reproduction ; Great motion handling ; Solid media streaming

No iPlayer ; Blacks could be better ; 3D crosstalk effects

Intense, but controlled brightness ; Clean 3D images ; Full HD detail ; Colour ; Wi-Fi dongle included

Spreadsheet-like EPG ; Busy remote ; Rudimentary user interface

Is Sharp's star on the rise? Hot on the heels of the news that Sharp could be about to get investment from Apple to become the supplier of iPhone and iPad screens, here's another fillip to the inventor of LCD TVs – a cracking 3D TV that's a polished...

Clean and detailed pictures ; smooth motion ; good 3D ; competitive price

Can’t deliver darkest black levels of best ; internet TV content missing catch-up TV

For a big-screen for HD, 2D and 3D, this Sharp is enticing and relatively affordable