Sharp LC-32LE210E, 32", 1920 x 1080 pixels, Full HD, LCD, DVB-T, Black Sharp LC-32LE210E. Display diagonal: 32", Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, HD type: Full HD, Display technology: LCD, Display brightness: 400 cd/m², Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-T. Product color: Black https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/72275-sharp-lc-32le210e-tv-review Big in microwaves and calculators, few go shopping specifically for a Sharp TV, but they often end-up with one; you’ll find panels from the planet’s biggest LCD manufacturer inside the TVs of a lot of other, bigger brands. So how does the original squ... USB recording, DivX playback, contrast No Freeview HD tuner, no 100Hz Decent, if hardly reference-level, picture quality from a Edge LED-backlit screen meets useful USB recording, though we feel this 32-incher’s lack of an integrated Freeview HD tuner might hamper its progress - and it could also do with some 100Hz scann... https://www.whathifi.com/sharp/lc-32le210/review Back when flatscreen television sets first made a splash on the consumer electronics market, trailblazing company was one of the first manufacturers to really make a name for itself. This resulted in the company producing some blindingly good TVs that... Has impressive moments of clarity and sharpness with DVD and Blu-rays Sluggish with motion, woeful speakers, no Freeview HD tuner https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/sharp-aquos-lc-32le210e Perhaps the best evidence of just how far LED lighting has now infiltrated the LCD TV world is the way the technology is now being used in small TVs as well as large ones. We recently tested a 19in edge-LED set from Panasonic, the L19D28 . And today we'r... At first glance, the 32LE210E's pictures look very promising. There's a real snap and punch to proceedings, with bright, richly saturated colours sitting alongside some surprisingly good black levels. What's more, it soon becomes apparent that unusually f... https://www.techradar.com/news/best-tv-uk Sharp's latest 32-inch TV is LED-powered and is cheap to boot. The edge-mounted backlight enables a depth of 46mm, which, while appreciably chunkier than the 10mm-and-under to which the true flatscreen aristocracy currently aspires, is nonetheless about h... Contrast, Colour, Comprehensive digital media playback, USB recording Lacks Freeview HD, Motion blur ForContrastColourComprehensive digital media playbackUSB recording... https://www.theregister.com/2010/11/27/review_hd_tv_sharp_aquos_lc_32le210e/ I have to say, I rather admire Sharp for not becoming entirely obsessed with 3D TV, and focusing some of its R&D talent on its innovative four-colour Quattron picture technology. Moreover, the company hasn’t ignored adding features to its less expensiv... I’ve got a bulky old CRT hogging a corner of my bedroom at the moment, so I completely understand what Sharp is aiming for with the LC-32LE210E. However, there are cheaper 32in sets available, and at this price it really ought to include Freeview HD. ...