Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #12504 in Home Theater
- Brand: Sharp
- Model: LC60LE600U
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 54.53" h x
34.34" w x
13.12" l,
72.80 pounds
- Display size: 60
Features
- Backlight Technology-Edge LED;Video-Digital Tuner-ATSC;Video-Enhanced Refresh Rate-120 Hz;Audio-Speakers-Yes;Interfaces/Ports-Number of HDMI Ports-3;Interfaces/Ports-Digital Audio Output-Yes;Power Description-Operating Power Consumption-178 W;
- Horizontal Viewing Angle-176 Degree;Video-Analog Tuner-NTSC;Video-Maximum Resolution-1920 x 1080;Audio-RMS Output Power-20 W;
- Vertical Viewing Angle-176 Degree;Video-Video Signal Standard-HDTV 1080p;Video-Dynamic Contrast Ratio-4,000,000:1;Network & Communication-Ethernet-No;I
- lc60le600u
Sharp LC60LE600U 60-Inch 120Hz LCD TV
Product Description
Screen Size-60;Aspect Ratio-16:9;Video-Standard Refresh Rate-60 Hz;Video-Scan Format-1080p;Interfaces/Ports-HDMI-Yes;Interfaces/Ports-Component Video-Yes;Remote Control-Remote Control Included-Yes;Physical Characteristics-Height-33.0;Interfaces/Ports-USB-No;Interfaces/Ports-VGA-Yes;Power Description-Standby Power Consumption-200 mW;Physical Characteristics-Width-54.5;nterfaces/Ports-Composite Video-Yes;Interfaces/Ports-Network (RJ-45)-No;Physical Characteristics-Color-Black;
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Robert
I was originally planning on buying a LC60LE640U, based on the glowing reviews, but when I saw that Best Buy had this TV for $200 cheaper, I decided on this model instead. According to the salesman, the LC60LE600U was exactly the same as the 640U, only with all of the smart apps removed. As I found out, that's not entirely true. the 600U lacks many of the picture adjustment controls like RGB and Gamma that are on the 640U. While those extra controls may not be necessary for many viewers, it is something I wish I'd known beforehand.After setting up the TV and watching for a few hours, The remote stopped responding, and the set shut off a few seconds later. The only way to get it to turn on again was to unplug and re-plug the power chord. I was eventually able to fix this somehow by turning the TV on with all connections removed, and plugging the HDMI cables back in again. It never shut off by itself again after that, but it seemed like something must have been faulty.When watching movies, I had the same issue as another reviewer with motion blur/ghosting. The picture looks fine in bright, high-contrast scenes, but darker scenes became a smeary mess on the screen, to the point where it was almost un-watchable. Turning on motion smoothing helped a bit, but the ghosting was still very noticeable, and looked like something I've only seen in early lcd screens from the 90's. I tried every single setting and combination to fix this, but even at the most optimal settings the picture was bad.Needless to say, I returned it. I'm hoping that my set was just a lemon, because most reviews of this TV praise the picture quality. Some might say that maybe I was expecting too much from a cheap 60", but the $999 Vizio that I replaced it with looks 100x better.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By K. Gulbranson
First, let me preface this review with one piece of advice: If you are a major videophile with a tremendous eye for detail, this is not the TV for you. If you are a regular TV, Sports, Movie watcher that wants a gigantic TV for a great price, then please, look no further. I have owned Aquos TVs (3 now) for the last 15 years of my life, and have yet to be disappointed. The colors, quality, and sharpness of this TV is perfect for my tastes. All movies and TV Shows through my Apple TV are crisp and clear (one warning, Apple TV DOES NOT show video at 120 Hz). My XBox games are outstanding (again, XBox does not run at 120 Hz, either). HD television channels are insanely good, and overall I am very happy with this TV. I would highly recommend this to anyone but the most discerning videophiles.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By CSpaR
I just bought this TV to replace a 3 year old Samsung 52" LCD, without LED. It took me a while to figure out the menu options, but now it's dialed in and looking great. Like I named this review, it's a great TV... for the price. There are better ones out othere for sure, but not for 999 black friday. I didnt need wifi, which this doesnt have. However, my dvd player does have it so no worries.The picture is much larger than my old 52", ofcourse. Picture quality looks alot better too. I use my test movie Star Ware 3 opening battle scene over Coresant. I had both TVs next to each other to compare, switching back and forth with an HDMI cable. I can see the difference. My Samsung has 150,000:1 contrast and 240 hz. This Sharp is much higher at 4,000,000:1 but only 120hz. I was worried about this, but scenes where I could see motion blur in a regular 60hz are not there in this 120hz Sharp.Like the other review said, the sales guy I talked to also said it's the same TV as the 640 model but without Smart and wifi. I thought I'd read a review that said there's a slight difference but they are essentaily the same. I'm a happy camper for sure. It's a low end price TV and you get what you pay for. A no thrills TV with great picture and size for the price.
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