Sharp 65? Class 4K Ultra HD (2160P) Roku Smart LED TV (65Q7300U)

This tv is big, has sharp clear pic, sounds great! Couldn't ask for better for such a great price. Had it it for several months now.

Another reviewer mentioned that this is an LCD and not an LED tv. Please feel free to search google so that you may understand that the term "LCD" and "LED" are used interchangeably for modern TVs. Modern "LCD" tv's use LED lighting, and is the exact same product as an LED tv. Again, to make it clear, AN "LED TV" IS JUST AN LCD TV THAT USES LED LIGHTS, and modern "LCD's" use LED lighting. I have a Samsung 4K tv with HDR , and the box says "LCD" on it. It's the exact same thing, and that review is misleading and a sham.

First, this is a great TV for the price. Most of the bad reviews are because it sold out or walmart's site didn't suit them. Ignore those reviews. Second, unlike what some other reviewer said, this IS an LED TV. The display panel is LCD, of course, like it is on all tvs, monitors, laptops, phones and pads. The LED means that is is LIT up using low power LEDs and not plasma lamps. This results in a very bright screen and gives low power usage. Now for my review - setup was a breeze and ROKU works well and is easy. I skipped adding an antenna for over the air viewing during the initial setup and then, when I finally plugged in the antenna, I had a hard time finding the place to have it rescan for channels. That's under "TV Inputs" setup. The digital tuner on this is outstanding. My old TV would only find 15 over the air channels and this one (with exactly the same antenna setup) found 28! And they are all stable and clear. I also plugged in a usb stick to pause live TV (only works on over the air unfortunately) but haven't tried it yet. One final "pat on the back" to Walmart. Got to the store about 15 minutes after opening on Black Friday. Breezed right in, went to a table with the TV and got a ticket. Was first in line at a checkout register and drove around back where they loaded it for me. The store was packed, but it took less than 30 minutes start to finish and they had at least 50 of these left when I got mine.

glad I didn't listen to the reviews on here, most of the time the bashing is done by other corporations trying to dog another product. add or uneducated people that don't understand the technical jargon. there is no really difference between LCD and led as another person that said. They bat both use backlighting. Liquid crystal display light emitting diode. get it right and understand there's not much of a difference. unless you're going to buy an OLED that's twice as much the only really difference you're going to see is in the blackest of blacks. I think this TV is really great for the price, Roku works fine on an AC Network that's connecting . no issues with anything, speakers aren't bad now they're not Extremely Loud which that's like that in almost every TV. the 65 inch size is the buying point. 4K, and HDR. though it's an older TV, my $2,000 Phillips doesn't compare to the quality of the picture. so take it from there. and rating your customers experience on a product is misleading. don't blame the company blame Walmart. It's ridiculous some of these reviews on here that don't know the technical terms and what they mean. I've been at Forum member at AVS 4/10 years. I am a videophile. and with a trained eye yes you can notice defects in almost any picture even OLED. haven't hooked up to my the Nvidia Shield TV and also my Sony surround. even has an arc on HDMI 1 which means audio return Channel that means you're able to use the speakers and Surround at the same time which most TVs don't allow and or requires less connections. was going to go with an LG that day shopping at Walmart but saw this and for the price and from what another customer said that bought one I figured I'd give it a try and I'm not disappointed at all. Saved over half the price! and for the money I saved I was able to buy a 3-year extended warranty for little or nothing. so 4 year warranty on the television and if anything goes wrong I'll gladly use it. don't be duped or dumb have a deep understanding and research LCD to LED.

LOVE it! bought it on Thanksgiving and I'm very happy with the purchase... its nothing fancy but wanted a beast of a tv for the livingroom and this is it.. I like the roku but I also have a firestick and use kodi...

Great price but stopped working after a year and a half.

Great price but will be returning. Replaced a 60 inch with external Roku and wasexcited for bigger size and built in Roku. Problem is- volume is awful and not consistent. The intro to a show volume would be at 16, then during theshow id have to turn it up to 30. Then a commercial would come on and make the windows shake. This problem was true for Netflix, Amazon, ABC, FOX etc. Even my wife and kids noticed it. Makes TV watching interactive experienxe simce you need to constantly have your finger on remote adjusting volume.

Bad advertisement...Ad says $398 but click on it and it just drops to $498

The TV was great... Then after having it hooked up for 5 months the screen out of nowhere went black. Unfortunately, we've owned it for more than a year but it stayed in the box until we moved :( You can hear that the tv is on and it's more of a light black when it's on and completely black when it's off. Very frustrating! Awfully expensive electronic to only work 5 months...

Bought sharp 65 inch smart 4k led tv a while ago as it seemed like a great deal for a 'good' (ha-ha notice the quotation marks) brand. Mistake! worked great for a while now loses connection constantly to internet, no updates to fix and one thing after another stops working. Called customer service , making me jump thru hoops just to get a product under warranty serviced, send one thing they request, then they come up with something else. Ridiculous. Not happy. We won't ever buy Sharp product again.