Noticed the Sharp 52" LCD - LED TV walking thru Sears - an amazing 2D picture that seems a little 3D. No interest in having to wear 3D glasses to watch TV. I am of the older generation and a sports fan.

Replaced a 4 year old 50" Sony LCD projection TV in Great Room. Have tried a Samsung 46" TV, great picture, poor video controls for non 1080p, ended up with a Sony 46" LCD TV in bedroom.

Installed the Sharp 52" Aquos TV 4 days ago. What a wonderful experience. TV is everything I expected and more.

Here are the highlights:

1. Great 1080p picture with more colors than experienced with other TVs due to Quad Pixel technology Green Red Blue and Yellow. Watched US Open golf and amazed at the bright colored shirts of the fans in the stands.

2. Smart Menu system with ability to adjust just about anything. Have used it to setup TV and Wireless Internet connection with a little help from Sharps customer support.

3. The... Read more

Like most people, I did a ton of research before dropping serious cash on an led hdtv. I researched and looked at Sony, LG, Samsung, Toshiba, and a few others. Professional reviewers rave about Samsung and LG, although I can't really figure out why. The Samsungs all have a glass screen, which does make the image look sharper and improve contrast, but reflects everything in a bright room, so not very practical. The LG's? Well, to be honest, I only gave LG a cursory look because I've not had much success with that brand in other products I've owned. Sony gets good reviews too, but Sony does not make their own panels. Sony uses Samsung and Sharp panels, so why not buy a Samsung or Sharp instead? Not to mention Sony's are incredibly expensive. My sister has a Toshiba, but to me it's like LG as I've not been pleased with the brand in other products of theirs I've owned. So essentially it came down to Samsung or Sharp because they're both innovators in the LCD television industry and... Read more

This is a great TV for the price which could not be matched at any local stores here in south Texas. I was looking for a good size tv without 3D, I just would not be happy with having to watch my tv with a pair of glasses, I digress. The ability to sync up with my wireless router was very simple which I'm always using it for Pandora. The DLNA was a bonus as I originally was under the impression that this type did not have. Although I have not used it yet, I think its a cool function to have. The 120 Hz is a noticeable difference between a 60 Hz 42" that I replaced. From what I read, the 240 Hz was overkill which did not provide double the experience as 60 to 120 offers. Anyways, if you are looking for a good quality tv with nice features, menu options, many connection ports and an awesome gaming monitor (PS3 for me) then this is an excellent buy.