Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #33424 in Home Theater
- Size: 90"
- Brand: Sharp
- Model: LC-90LE745U
- Dimensions: 49.00" h x
18.00" w x
81.00" l,
150.00 pounds
- Native resolution: 1920x1080
- Display size: 90
Features
- 90-Inch Class (90-1/64-Inch diagonal)
- The World's Largest LED TV
- Smart TV with web browser
- Built-in Wi-Fi
- Full HD Active 3D
Sharp LC-90LE745U 90-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Internet Slim LED HDTV
Product Description
The LC-90LE745U is the world’s largest LED TV and part of our large-screen 3D line of AQUOS LED Smart TVs. This 90-Inch Class (90-1/64-Inch diagonal) model with brushed aluminum black bezel features our 1080p 3D full array LED panel, delivering one of the most natural, vibrant pictures available. And with built-in Wi-Fi and our intuitive SmartCentral user interface, you can access today’s most popular apps or even browse the web.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
62 of 73 people found the following review helpful.
By tdudnyk
Just got this baby installed to replace a 65 inch Panasonic plasma. U love how all of these dopey industry reviewers like CNET have got this tv dead wrong. They put it on a bench and test its specs, blah, blah, blah. Simply mount this beast on a wall, play your favorite movie, and get totally immersed and blown away because the image is really really good and the size is MASSIVE. This is how content is meant to be viewed:1. A great viewing experience, especially 3D, is highly correlated to a larger image. It is real simple: you get immersed in a bigger picture than you do a 40 inch picture. For this reason, big tv's like this should be reviewed as providing an extraordinary experience that matches the movie theater experience because the screen is so stinking huge. Don't believe me? Play TRON on the world's best 40 inch tv, or 55 or 65 for that matter and then watch it on this beast. Hands down, you are choosing the 90 inch Sharp. Here's another point: I did a side by side with the Sharp 80 inch, and I still chose the 90 inch. It was simply more immersive2. It is true it doesn't have the world's most advanced picture, but you won't notice it because you are so immersed in the viewing experience3. In 30 minutes, I no longer noticed how big this tv was. That is how quickly we got used to viewing it. Our old 65 that it replaces looks so insignificant now4. For the huge majority of people, projectors are a fussy, royal pain in the ass whose time has come and gone. Comparing this to a projector means you really don't know what you are talking about. Unless you live in a cave, you just aren't going to get the contrast and picture that this thing provides.5. I bought my Panasonic 65 in 2005. Since then, how many manufacturers have developed bigger tv's than this? Almost no one. Samsung has been sitting on their hands forever. I think they may be launching a 70 inch sometime soon but for some god awful amount of money (I have 4 Samsungs. I know the brand quite well). Sony? Panasonic? No one is going above 65 inches since 2005. Lame. Sharp blew through this barrier and I am really glad they did6. I almost forgot to mention: the 3D is awesome. Just watched CARS and Harry Potter in 3D and everyone who watched it preferred 3D to 2D. Now I have to figure how to get 3D content without buying overpriced DVDsI actually believe this tv is a steal. I bought it online at EastCoast TVs for 8K and plan on having it for probably the next 7-8 years. 15 people in my great room can all sit on the couch and watch this thing at the same time. It really is a great value. We are thrilled with our choice.
20 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
By paul d selberg
This 90 inch Sharp LED HDTV was purchased through Amazona.com and exceeded all of my expectations both in picture quality and features. The 3-D picture feature is partically realistic and crisp. The size is great from viewing from 20 feet away.Paul S.
27 of 37 people found the following review helpful.
By GadgetGuy
Great looking TV but two very noticeable problems. 1) Slightly dark bands are visible on either sides. These bands run down the entire side of the TV about an inch from either side. Very visible when they background is a uniform and light in color. 2) The black level is not uniform across the TV. Lighter blotches are visible in a dark background. See the two 'customer images'. I have tried changing the brightness, backlight, gamma but it makes no difference. Customer support at Sharp had me factory reset the system but the problems continue. I would not recommend this TV until these problems are resolved.
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