Sharp LC-60LE925E, 152.4 cm (60"), 1920 x 1080 pixels, LCD, 3D, Wi-Fi, Black Sharp LC-60LE925E. Display diagonal: 152.4 cm (60"), Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, HD type: Full HD, Display technology: LCD. 3D. Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-C, DVB-C2, DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-T2. Wi-Fi, Ethernet LAN. Product colour: Black https://www.homecinemachoice.com/content/sharp-lc-60le925e-review Sharp's Quattron technology greatly impressed me when it made its debut back in May. The only problem was that it appeared at the time when most other brands were busy launching headline-grabbing 3D sets, so that the brand's additional yellow sub-pixel go... Quattron tech produces outstanding colours, good contrast, classy, curved design 3D images blighted by crosstalk noise, SD broadcasts look a bit rough https://www.whathifi.com/sharp/lc-60le925/review ’s last big win in these pages was some time ago, there have recently been a couple of models that have impressed us – including this one. The thing is, while back in January this looked like a rather affordable big-screen 3D display, the appearances o... Vibrant but natural colours, decent detail and contrast, good scaler, reasonable sound Reflective panel, no Freeview HD, backlight isn't even, iffy EPG, imperfect motion https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/sharp-aquos-lc-60le925e While Sharp's 60LE925E might not be the first 60in+ 3D TV we've seen, it's arguably the most intriguing. First, it's Sharp's very first 3D set, sneaking out months ahead of smaller 3D screens slated for release next spring. So it should give us a perfect ... A really pleasant surprise, meanwhile, comes from the 60LE925E's black level response. We'd expected to feel a bit disappointed by this based on our experience of the 46LE821E. But in fact, while black colours do have a greyer look to them than you might... While everyone else was getting busy with their debut 3D TVs, Sharp was ploughing a lonely – though far from futile – furrow with its first Quattron TVs.These, uniquely, added a fourth yellow sub-pixel to the standard trio of red, green and blue. The L... Massive, exceptionally bright and wonderfully colourful 3D and HD pictures, Nicely designed, Plenty of connections and features, Outstanding onscreen menu system Crosstalk noise with 3D, Video noise with standard-def broadcasts While everyone else was getting busy with their debut 3D TVs, Sharp was ploughing a lonely – though far from futile – furrow with its first Quattron TVs.These, uniquely, added a fourth yellow sub-pixel to the standard trio of red, green and blue. The L...