Sharp AQUOS LC32LS510UT 32-Inch 1080p Edge Lit LED TV, Black (Electronics)
This latest addition to their small size Aquos sports some PQ improvements over the earlier models.
Black level is better, it's actualy very impressive for a LCD this size.
Overall, the white level and contrast does suffer a bit, so you do not get that "pop" from black and white
movies.
Blue-ray looks very good, color is natural looking with a few addjustments, edge to edge detail and light
level is even, and I could not see any digital noise or artifacts. No pixelation, blocking "rainbow effect"
or dot crawling. Just a nice clean picture.
You do not get that "Wow" factor whith great looking Blue-ray discs, picture does not have that "3D" depth
that you get from the best plasmas, but it does look very good. The general contrast could be better, and the
detail level in dark areas are good but could also be better.
The whites do look white, but there simply is not enough brightness to give the picture that nice dimentional,
contrasty "pop".
With a little adjusting (I setled with "Movie" picture mode) you get good whites with little "blooming" in the
contrasted details.
I also have not seen any motion blur or other motion artifacts.
The style is attractive and sleek, lots of inputs, and the stand is very sturdy and screwed into
the unit with 4 long screws. The stand does not swivel or tilt, just static.
I have not yet experimented with any broadcast materal, so I cant comment on anything but the inputs I mentioned;
Bluray and standard upscailling DVD. I also have not used the PC connection.
Overall, I am happy with this TV. It is NOT videophile quality, but it's great for my bedroom.
Amazon's price is good, you can find better, but this TV is not worth more that $700.00.
It's a good LCD but it's not THAT good!! and if your looking for that "Wow" factor, save your money and get a 50''
Panasonic plasma. They can be found for about 2 grand or a little under.
But if you can get a good deal on this LCD (like $600 to $700) I dont think anything out there can beat this in the
size class.
Black level is better, it's actualy very impressive for a LCD this size.
Overall, the white level and contrast does suffer a bit, so you do not get that "pop" from black and white
movies.
Blue-ray looks very good, color is natural looking with a few addjustments, edge to edge detail and light
level is even, and I could not see any digital noise or artifacts. No pixelation, blocking "rainbow effect"
or dot crawling. Just a nice clean picture.
You do not get that "Wow" factor whith great looking Blue-ray discs, picture does not have that "3D" depth
that you get from the best plasmas, but it does look very good. The general contrast could be better, and the
detail level in dark areas are good but could also be better.
The whites do look white, but there simply is not enough brightness to give the picture that nice dimentional,
contrasty "pop".
With a little adjusting (I setled with "Movie" picture mode) you get good whites with little "blooming" in the
contrasted details.
I also have not seen any motion blur or other motion artifacts.
The style is attractive and sleek, lots of inputs, and the stand is very sturdy and screwed into
the unit with 4 long screws. The stand does not swivel or tilt, just static.
I have not yet experimented with any broadcast materal, so I cant comment on anything but the inputs I mentioned;
Bluray and standard upscailling DVD. I also have not used the PC connection.
Overall, I am happy with this TV. It is NOT videophile quality, but it's great for my bedroom.
Amazon's price is good, you can find better, but this TV is not worth more that $700.00.
It's a good LCD but it's not THAT good!! and if your looking for that "Wow" factor, save your money and get a 50''
Panasonic plasma. They can be found for about 2 grand or a little under.
But if you can get a good deal on this LCD (like $600 to $700) I dont think anything out there can beat this in the
size class.
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