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AQUOS Q+ // The Highest Resolution Full HD TV The Sharp LC-70SQ15U 70-inch (diag.) Class AQUOS Q+ Series 1080p 240Hz Smart LED TV is the highest resolution Full HD TV. Q+ technology delivers higher resolution with 10 million more subpixels than Full HD, to give you more detail, depth, and color. The LC-70SQ15U can play 4K content via HDMI input. In fact, Q+ is the only HDTV to accept a 4K signal—and it will play back at near-4K resolution. (Effective resolution up to 3840x2160.) Q+ TVs feature Sharp’s Revelation Upscaler, which takes all your HD content and optimizes it for the higher resolution screen, so that it’s sharper and more vivid. view larger Highest resolution Full HD TV Plays 4K content; upscales HD content 8 million to 1 dynamic contrast ratio 240Hz refresh rate 3D-ready Smart guide integrates cable/satellite and streaming channels Full mobile access and control The best apps 14% more screen area than a 65” class (diag.) TV Available in a range of large-screen sizes 60" and larger Slim profile Super thin bezel Wallpaper mode blends TV into your décor when powered off
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Q+ Technology Q+ technology divides each subpixel in two, resulting in 16 million subpixels on the TV – an astounding 10 million more than Full HD. Plays 4K Content Makes your TV future-ready. Q+ TVs can play 4K content via HDMI inputs. In fact, it is the only HDTV to accept a 4K signal. Revelation Upscaler Q+ TVs feature Sharp's Revelation Upscaler which makes everything you watch sharper and more vivid. Quattron Technology Q+ TVs are built using Quattron Technology for a billion more shades of color. Connectivity 4 HDMI, 4K input, 2 USB, Bluetooth Additional Features 240Hz refresh rate, 3D-ready
New SmartCentral 3.0
Integrated Guide and Global Search A smart guide integrates cable, satellite and streaming channels—no more switching TV inputs or apps to find the shows you want to watch.
Mobile Connectivity Now virtually everything you do on your Smart TV can be done from your tablet or smartphone. The SmartCentral 3.0 mobile app lets you search and discover new content without interrupting what you’re watching, and launch it seamlessly. Change channels, volume, or inputs and adjust picture settings. Share videos, pictures and music.
All Your Favorite Apps SmartCentral gives you access to the best apps: From instant access to movies with Netflix and Vudu, to videos with YouTube, music with Pandora and Rhapsody, social with Facebook, and the best of gaming.* * Internet service required. Not all services available in all areas. Some services require subscription.
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Not Just Bigger TVs, Bigger Choices. AQUOS Q+ LED TVs are big, and so are your choices. No matter where you are placing your TV—or what you love to watch—you'll find a viewing experience perfect for you. And with 14% more viewing area than a 65" class (diag.), the AQUOS Q+ shows you every glorious detail. The AQUOS Q+ is also available in 60" class (diag.) Beautiful from the Inside Out The AQUOS Q+ boasts a super-thin, diamond-cut bezel, and a slim footprint allowing for multiple mounting possibilities. But its great design isn’t only skin-deep.
Premium Materials AQUOS TVs are designed with high-quality finishes on thin bezels, creating a modern look and feel. Slim Design The super-thin, diamond-cut bezel and slim footprint allow for multiple mounting possibilities. Wallpaper Mode When the TV is turned off, Wallpaper Mode lets you display virtually any image you choose. Powerful 20W Audio Powerful 20W audio features high fidelity with Clear Voice, so all of your scenes sound great.
AQUOS LED TV Series
AQUOS 4K SeriesAQUOS Q+ SeriesAQUOS Q SeriesAQUOS HD Series Models LC-70UD1ULC-60UQ17U
LC-70UQ17U
LC-80UQ17ULC-60SQ15U
LC-70SQ15ULC-60EQ10U
LC-70EQ10ULC-60LE650U
LC-70LE650U
LC-80LE650U
LC-90LE657U Available Sizes (inches) 7060-70-8060-7060-7060-70-80-90 Backlight Type Source AQUOS LED DisplayAQUOS LED DisplayAQUOS LED DisplayAQUOS LED DisplayAQUOS LED Display Panel Resolution 3840 x 2160, Ultra HD1920 x 1080, Full HD1920 x 1080, Full HD1920 x 1080, Full HD1920 x 1080, Full HD Effective Resolution 3840 x 2160, Ultra HDUp to 3840 x 2160 Ultra HDUp to 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD1920 x 1080, Full HD1920 x 1080, Full HD Q+ Technology ✓✓ Quattron Technology ✓✓✓ Dynamic Contrast Ratio 10,000,000:112,000,000:18,000,000:18,000,000:14,000,000:1
(90” 8,000,000:1) Native Refresh Rate 120Hz240 Hz240Hz240Hz120Hz THX THX 4K CertifiedTHX Certified 4K Content Playback ✓✓✓ SmartCentral Smart TV ✓✓✓✓✓ Built-In Wi-Fi ✓✓✓✓✓ HDMI 44444 Bezel Ultra-thin dark silver aluminum bezelUltra-thin silver aluminum bezelUltra-thin black bezelUltra-thin black bezelUltra-thin black bezel
Features
- Refresh Rate: 240Hz (Native)
- Backlight: LED (Edge-Lit)
- Smart Functionality: Yes - SmartCentral 3.0 with Smart Guide, apps, and mobile connectivity
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 62.6'' x 37.1" x 3.6'', TV with stand: 62.6'' x 38.7'' x 14.6''
- Inputs: 4 HDMI, 2 USB, PC input, RS-232C, MHL
- Accessories Included: Universal Remote
Customer Reviews
Very nice TV indeedJohn Wang
This TV replaced my 2-year old Samsung UN55EH6000FXZA 55" LED TV. Out of the box, I didn't notice any dead pixels, clouding, or bleeding. Initial step-by-step setup was easy to follow. I followed this calibration setting to bring out the best of what this TV can offer. No regrets...worth every penny!System OptionsPower Control - Power saving = OffPicture SettingsAV Mode MovieAuto Light Sensor OffBackLight +2Contrast +30Brightness 0Color -1Tint 0Sharpness 0AdvancedRes Enh. Mode 1Motion Enh. 120 HighClear Pic Pro OffC.M.S HueR -4Y 0G -3C +7B -17M -3C.M.S SaturationR -6Y +16G -2C 0B +11M 0C.M.S all 0Color Temp LowR Gain lo +2G Gain lo +6B Gain lo -23R Gain Hi -2G Gain Hi +23B Gain Hi -28Active Contrast StandardGamma -2Film OffDig Noise Re OffColor Gamut StandardMono Off
excellent so farPete S
This model just came out and i bought it today. picture is excellent, what i like to call movie theater quality. I haven't used the web browser or downloaded movies. I played a bluray and it was great, the depth of the picture and clarity are excellent. I talked with sharp and they told me that soon they will be having a service where you can call them and they can remotely tweak the tv which i am looking forward to. I'm looking forward to 4k in the future. If you decide to get this tv I would definately recommend upgrading your HDMI cables to 2.0 as opposed to 1.4 This tv comes with the 2.0 HDMI built in which is the standard for 4k If you have a 2013 TV or older check with your manufacturer about possibly upgrading the HDMI inputs to 2.0 , rumor has it that sony will be sending out installers to upgrade customers for free. I also haven't tried the 3D , I didnt receive any glasses in the box and from what ive heard my older active glasses will not work with this set. Overall this TV seems great for the money, can't wait for my friends to check it outI wanted to add that I used the 3d it works great. the glasses need to be bought separately . Also the 4k ready if used will be 2k not true 4k. The upscaling revelation technology seems to be awesome and is what makes the picture look great I am assuming. If you are looking for a great picture for bluray and HD this set delivers, if you want one with true 4k for the future your gonna need to shell out an extra 2 grand.
Got this to solve my Vizio problems.David L. Laidig
This TV is just amazing. I purchased two Vizio 70''s and got two duds. I upgraded to this bad boy and never looked back. There are some reviews that state that this TV is complicated, or hard to set up. This TV is totally programmable when it comes to user preferences. This thing is like a new computer. RIGHT CLICK ON EVERYTHING!!!! The color out of the box is heart stopping. The whites are pure, and when it fades to black, with the power light disabled, you cannot tell that it is powered up. The motion as one other reviewer put it, is as smooth as butter. The upconvert is fantastic. Yes upconvert is programmable! The web menu is nice and customizable! The speakers are there. I am not using them. The remote is not backlit. I used it to program my RF10, and took the batteries out of it and put it away. the stand is massive and appears very safe. I am not using that either, rather I hung it on the wall. There is a 25% washout degradation at 30 degrees off center. However, it is no big deal unless you wish to watch it from another room on an angle. The Sharp is very attractive and not too heavy. I am very happy with it so far.
Great picture, after firmware update much faster. Does not come with 3D glassesJ. Haggard
I had the opportunity to use both this tv and the similar LC-60UQ17U. These TV's are identical except the LC-60UQ17U features an aluminum bezel and a heavier duty stand. That being said, I prefer this TV over the upgraded version. Here's why.My purpose of a large flat screen TV is to mount it on my wall. I think the LC-60UQ17U (upgraded model) looks really nice, but the bezel is so thin anyways it's hard to really notice it. And in a wall mount application you'll never even use the heavy duty stand.This TV is lighter and easier to move. I could comfortably life this tv by myself and carry it from the floor in my living room to the hutch where it ultimately will live.The connections on this model are identical to the upgraded model, essentially it's the exact same tv minus aluminum trim and it's a few hundred dollars cheaper.So that's the comparison.So how does this TV perform?The TV is really nice. It features an easy to access power cord on the back, and the HDMI, optical, etc are all either side or down facing so you can mount this on the wall without having cables pushing the TV out from the wall. The ports are all easy to access when mounted, but far enough behind that you don't see cables or devices sticking out from behind the TV.In my use I have a TiVO, blu ray 3D player and a chromecast connected and have 1 HDMI and a few USB ports to spare.The TV features one setting I have not seen on other TV's, that is a "wallpaper mode". I thought it was pretty cool and played around with it for a while. My wife came in the room a few hours later and said "what's that?" I explained and she was not impressed to say the least.Read more ›
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