Sharp reviews & products

Super-size screen at a great price

Cheap but not particularly cheerful – best avoided

Sharp's lastest Quattron, the LC-46LE831E, puts high colour at the top of its priority list

If you're after big-screen 3D thrills, then this Sharp 60 inch is most certainly for you. There's a lot to admire in this relatively affordable set

It's amazingly slim and stylish, but while this Sharp's nearly at the top of the pile, it hasn't quite made it

Time-shift and the ability to record direct onto a USB stick are the highlight of the Sharp LC32LE210 TV

This Sharp has some good parts, but in terms of features and performance it belongs to a previous generation

Given the ability of recent products in the highly competitive Freeview HD box market, there's little here to recommend this mediocre Sharp

In this wallet stifling age we live in, we applaud Sharp for making a budget conscious LCD. Sadly, the LC-32DH510 proves to be a false economy

If you want a simple Freeview HD solution then this Sharp box may be what you require, but it's not quite the finished article

This 46 inch set is a great big-screen LCD, and the vibrant colour palette is lovely

If you can get this Sharp online for less money, then it's worth considering, otherwise there's better out there

It's not the best LCD screen we've seen, but this capable set from Sharp does a lot right, and hopefully heralds a return to form

We originally liked this 40 inch Sharp back in December 2009, but since then, its peers have caught it up and surpassed it

This LED-backlit TV from Sharp is extraordinarily expensive, but as a technology showcase it does much to impress

Sharp's LC-32DH77 isn't a bad LCD, but against its nearest rivals it just can't compete

Sharp's LC-42DH77 is a very ordinary LCD television that gets even more mundane when you look at the competition

Sharp's latest LCD proves to be merely fair-to-middling when held up to the class-leaders

Against its peers, Sharp's LC-42B20E is average despite a complete spec' and reasonable motion handling

The Sharp BD-HP21H is a competent Blu-ray player but one that never threatens to upset the key players

Another slim set from Sharp, and while not disgraced, it still struggles to match the competition

It’s worth knowing that the Sharp LC19D1E set won’t handle a 1080/24p signal, but 720p pictures aren’t far behind the best in class

The Sharp won’t set the world alight, but it offers a very decent picture for the money

Llight and very thin set, just 9cm deep – ideal for mounting. But it can't cut the mustard

One of the best LCDs we've seen from Sharp but there's still room for improvement

The 124cm tall speakers will dominate most living rooms but fortunately the styling of the main unit is more restrained