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With the introduction of the LC32LE700UN, Sharp combines its legendary AQUOS LCD panel technology with a newly developed, proprietary Full Array LED backlight system to create picture quality that is second to none. The LC32LE700UN illustrates Sharp’s LCD technology leadership while also demonstrating its LED engineering advantages. Sharp’s Ultra Brilliant LED system illuminates the TV to extremely high brightness and contrast levels and enables significant environmental benefits such as longer life expectancy, no heavy metals and lower power consumption. At the same time, the new XGen LCD Panel utilizes an ingeniously devised pixel design that permits more light to pass through even while minimizing light leakage, with the result being the deepest black levels that AQUOS has ever achieved. Overall, the LC32LE700UN shows that with Sharp, it’s not just LED⦠it’s AQUOS LED……..
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Technical Details
- 32″ Full HD 1080p HDTV LED-TV with 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced
- 10-Bit processing and Crystalucent coating Technology
- UltraBrilliant LED System
- 4 HDMI terminals, PC input, RS-232C Input
- 4ms response time
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2010-01-22
By teamMC (seattle, wa)
I’ll start out by saying that I’ve only had this TV a few days. I will also say that I could be wrong about the possible options for changing what I dislike about this TV, or in my description of what causes it- but in my research so far I haven’t found any reason to believe so. I’m always interested in hearing more information if I don’t have the full picture though.
All that said- I personally just don’t like this set so much. I bought this to replace a broken Sony XBR6 (also 32″), and this has been my experience so far, the good and bad.
Good:
- Picture quality: The picture quality on this thing really is amazing. Very deep blacks, crystal clear image. I had to tweak the settings a bit (I’ll get to my thoughts on that shortly), and never quite found a setting that I thought was perfect, but even with that being the case the picture was stunning and I can tell that with proper calibration it’s probably one of the best 32″ sets you can buy as far as PQ goes right now.
-Picture settings. I’m actually kind of split on this. The picture definitely needs to be tweaked from store settings, and the good thing is that this set provides probably the most extensive set of options for calibration than any other set I’ve seen- so chances are you CAN get it where you like it. It’s kind of a double edged sword though because there’s so many settings that unless you really know your stuff it’s difficult to figure out how to get the perfect balance.
Bad:
- Sound: Sound on 32″ flat panels has never been known to be that great, but I almost immediately felt that the sound was very hollow and tinny compared to the xbr6. I messed with the audio settings- turned on the surround simulator and upped the bass a little bit. That helped, but I still found it lacking.
-Build quality/Styling: This is something that may just come down to opinion (styling is for sure), but I was rather unhappy with both of these things compared to my xbr. The build quality feels cheap and not very sturdy by comparison, and the styling in general I just felt was bland. The same feeling extended to the system menus for me- I like the design and look of the Sony’s much more, whereas the Sharps feel more like a 90’s computer menu or something.
-Remote: Weird choices for how they laid the remote out… the button to switch ‘av modes’ (basically profiles for picture settings etc) is enclosed in a little drawer so you have to open that whenever you want to switch between your movie/game/custom modes etc. In general I also feel the remote is just kind of ugly…
-Motion processing: This was the big one for me. Everyhing else being as is (although the styling still bugs me), I would have been willing to keep this set just for it’s image quality. But this was a deal breaker. I’ve read on other sites that the Sharp ranks low in this area, especially compared to Sony, and I completely agree. Now this is where I believe it’s possible i’m missing some information but I haven’t found it yet. With TV based content it looks fine, but what seems to be the case is that you cannot turn off the ‘film mode’ image processing for any progressive signal based content (480p/720p/1080p). You can see the setting in the menu, but it is disabled (along with one other setting for the black levels I think)- and YES I am in ‘dot by dot’ mode.
What this effectively means (at least as far as my eyes can tell), is that there is no way to turn off the ’soap opera effect’ on blu-ray content (and probably progresive-scan dvd as well I haven’t tried that yet). I looked this up on forums and messed with every setting possible and I just could not get rid of it. Some people don’t mind that effect, some like it, some say it’s not even noticeable, but to me it sticks out like a sore thumb and I just hate it. So for me, I think this set will be going back in favor of the xbr9 or un32b6000 (hoping that doesn’t have any similar issues).
So I’m giving this set a 3 stars- if I could I’d probably give it 3.5. I’m not that concerned with the fact that it’s led or not, or that it doesn’t have local dimming- all I care about as far as that stuff goes is picture quality, and this set is extremely high up when it comes to that. Unfortunately I just found almost every other aspect of the set, most notably the inability to turn film mode off on blu-ray content, to be unsatisfactory. It’s a great value for the price, but at the same time, I can see why the price is much lower than the competitors in it’s class.
2010-01-12
By Stephen Koffman (Jackson,Tn)
I bought this Tv as a Christmas present for myself, and have been just blown away by the picture quality. i have it hooked to a Blu-Ray player and cable. I have done some adjustments to the picture to best suit my viewing preferences, but it looked pretty good right out of the box.
I researched several brands and models and thought for the price this was an absolute steal.
I havent seen a tv at this price with a better picture,great for a second set and bedroom tv.
2010-01-07
By William Atkerson (Missouri City, Texas USA)
I’ve lived with this TV for a about two months. We have three game consoles attached, incl. the Blu-Ray player as part of the Sony PS3. It is in our family room and is used several hours a day (I’m ashamed to admit).
On the plus side:
Fabulous picture, after some adjusting. There are a zillion adjustments on the TV, so if you spend some time, you can get a wonderful, uniform picture with great contrast and color saturation.
The black matte finish of the screen does away with all but the most severe (i.e., bright) light sources that might reflect from the screen.
Price.
Sharp Aquos brand.
No spotlighting or banding as one person mentioned — very uniform lighting.
LOTS of inputs. (8 to be exact — most, but not all are HDMI)
Easy to update firmware when available (did it yesterday).
On the negative side:
The built-in speakers. Way too soft, even on the loudest setting. Since we didn’t want to have our stereo system on all the time, I attached an unused set of desktop computer speakers I had lying around the house. Now we have better sound than probably any built in TV speakers. Great solution that I recommend to anyone purchasing this TV. Of course, this is an issue with all flat screen TV’s to some extent: tinny sound and lacking in volume, even for everyday use. (Get some computer speakers, preferably like those I have that do not have an on/off switch but switch themselves on/off when there is a signal. Piece of cake.)
All the adjustments you can make to the picture! Well, not a negative, but it takes awhile to find your way around all the adjustments, and Sharp is not good about explaining them. The out-of-the-box setup was not optimal: reds were a little pinkish, the picture was not quite bright enough, etc., but after some tweaking I have a spectacular picture.
When changing channels, there is a “fade effect” between channels that is annoying. I have not been able to figure out how not to get this effect. (There is a “fade effect” in the menu, but disabling it has no effect.)
Summary:
If you haven’t seen a full array LED LCD TV, you’re in for a treat. Don’t let the premium priced Samsung LED LCD’s tempt you either, because their LED’s are all on the edges. This has a full array behind the screen so that the picture is much brighter (when adjusted) and more uniform. Buy this and get some computer speakers. You will not regret it.
2009-12-31
By P. Lee (DC area)
After seeing the Samsung LED in a store, we decided that we wanted an LED tv. We read the reviews online and decided to go with the Sharp LED instead of the Samsung. It wasn’t sold in any store in our area so we had to buy it sight unseen. We are very pleased with the picture quality! We watch it using an antenna and connected to the computer, and the picture is very crisp (I’m shocked at how good it is on Hulu, abc.com, etc). We do notice that we have to adjust the picture brightness when we switch between tv and video inputs. Videos tend to be a little dark without adjusting, but nothing serious enough to complain about.
For us, the sound is just fine, but we may not be the best reviewers for that since we don’t focus too much on that aspect of the tv.
There is a slight delay when you change the channels. We’re not sure if this is standard for the technology or unique to this tv.
Overall, for our transition from CRT to LED, we’re very pleased!
2009-12-27
By Sheila Bullock (Chicago, IL)
I was skeptical. I had done a little research and everyone was telling me to get the Samsung and I did. Believe it or not we don’t have HD in the high rise that I live in, but I was determined to get the HDTV and a Blu-Ray and wait until they upgrade to HD. But, when I tokk it out of the box and turned in on, I knew I couldn’t live with that. The picture was horrible! I watch a lot of regular TV and I just couldn’t deal with the Samsung. Besides, I feel the 37 inch was too large for my bedroom, but I don’t have a clue as to why the pictore was so lousy.
So, I sent the Samsung back, called Dell and they had the Sharp LED LCD HDTV on sale and I got it at a good price. Once we hooked up the satelite (I have DirecTV)and the Blu-Ray I was in love. The picture on Standard Definition chanels was amazing! The Blu-Ray was perfect! I watched “Public Enemy” and was mesmerized. I didn’t even have to tweak the color at all. It was beautiful right out the box. The colors are rich and I don’t have shadows around their faces. The sound is really good without any speakers. The stand is very well made adn ti screws down into the television. There is no chance of it falling over.
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