Sharp Aquos LC52D85U Review

Date: 2010.11.10 | Category: Sharp | Tags: 52-inch hdtv,lcd hdtv,sharp aquos,sharp hdtv,sharp tv

When it comes to LCD HDTVs, are brand names like Samsung, Sony and Panasonic too easily to mind, but Sharp, though relatively not as prominent as the other makes, since LCDs since 1988, there is an advantage over other companies. This edge is most evident in the Sharp Aquos LC-52D85U.

Design

The design of the LC-52D85U is relatively easy to do with anything, stand out from the crowd, making it one of his weaknesses. Its remote control also behind in design, with keys, which are rather small, but not all close together. Its backlight illuminates only a few buttons, the labels of which are located on the body of the remote and can not see in the dark even with the backlight. On the top is the remote control a universal remote and can be up to four additional devices other than the TV.

The menu system of the Sharp Aquos LC-52D85U falls a bit short. The menu remains fixed on the screen to prevent that you always have a better view of the image as you adjust the settings. When trying to switch between the inputs, you can first confused, because the inputs are identified only as input1, input2, instead of more descriptive names such as A/V input or HDMI etc. But if you find one, what input you have the opportunity to rename it to something more descriptive name.

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Screen and image quality

The picture quality on the Sharp Aquos LC-52D85U is comparable with more expensive LCD HDTVs. It comes with a standard 120 Hz refresh rate coupled with Sharp’s Fine Motion Enhanced, offers scenes that have not blurred with high motion, as with other LCD HDTVs. This LCD TV also comes with a 10-bit LCD screen, that the higher-priced HDTVs that gives you smoother transitions in the colors. The image quality is also extended through the menu option that gives the user more control over the hue and saturation of each color.

The only weakness of the video quality of the LC-52D85U is the black levels. The blacks are not as deep as those found in other LCD HDTVs. Unlike the bright black, this LCD HDTV crisp, clear images with high detail and vibrant colors.

Features

The Sharp Aquos LC-52D85U will be displayed with links to all other standard HDTV, except that it comes with an additional HDMI port that you connect the way, five HDMI devices to the TV. Although it was nice hearing from Sharp to another HDMI port, it is not a USB, Ethernet or card readers that allow you to show your pictures to come. This TV is equipped with a backlight, which means dynamically according to the ambient lighting conditions of space that can not manually adjust the brightness when the light enters the room during the day only the image on the screen. Together with the Optical Picture Control, this TV offers you not only excellent picture quality, but also helps you protect the environment and money by cutting down the power consumption.

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Another added feature on the LC-52D85U is the AQUOS LINK. Similar Panasonic Vierra link is the AQUOS LINK, the ability to control your HD devices with just one click. So after watching your favorite Blu-Ray movie, just turn off your HDTV or Blu-ray players and other HD devices to be shut down, giving you the trouble of turning off each device separately.

The LC-52D85U has some design issues especially with the remote and the system menu. Even with such shortcomings, despite the relatively low price and high image quality of the Sharp Aquos LC-52D85U more than make up for its shortcomings.

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