Sharp Aquos LC-46X20E

There’s no hiding the fact that the 46X20E’s performance is something of a mixed bag, especially with standard definition. But it’s also impossible to ignore the set’s new, remarkably low price. In fact, in the end the price wins the day with us, as we...

Slim design ; bright scenes are fairly detailed ; vibrant colours ; good sound for a flatscreen

Poor usability ; little black insight ; lack of solidity to motion ; Freeview suffers from instability

It’s not actually a bad TV, but the Sharp falls short of the standards set by the best in its class

Great feature set ; 3 HDMIs ; 1080p/24 processing

Poor audio ; Some picture issues

A good value set, but overcooked colours and average audio let it down a touch

Decent black levels ; Smooth pictures ; HDMI side input for gaming

Ripe reds and blues ; Flicker on 24fps material ; Usability issues

There are sacrifices to be made, but the LC-46X20E makes them just about worthwhile with its boldly affordable price tag

Great picture Easy to set up Very good freeview reception

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lovely large screen

hd should be avaliable on everything without subsription to sky

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the picture is terrible - what else is there to say?

It has good sound and vision quality

None really

Very slim design for a full HD tv lots of HDMI slots very easy to setup too & came very well packaged.

No PinP to much manuals for other countries and no extras.

good picture great sound very pleased

needs a good digibox gives much better picture