Sharp LC-60SQ15 Reviews & Tests

Consumer review (amazon.com)

Amazon.com review summary for Sharp LC-60SQ15

alaTest has collected and analyzed 85 user reviews of Sharp LC-60SQ15 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the design and sound. The price and usability are also mentioned favorably. Some have doubts about the reliability and size. Views are divided on the color.

image quality, usability, price, sound, design

size, reliability

84% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Apr, 2024

Expert review by : Will Greenwald (pcmag.com)

Sharp LC-60SQ15U

Sharp's SQ15 HDTV line shows that its Quattron+ technology can produce some nice color and details, but it doesn't get very dark, and its interface feels a few generations behind other brands.

Quattron+ technology produces excellent colors, plenty of detail

Clunky, jerky menu system. Poor black levels

Sharp has been working with LCD HDTV technology for quite a while, and it continues to tweak its unique twists on panel design. The company's Quattron (now simply Q, though the technology is still called Quattron) HDTVs introduced a fourth, yellow...

May, 2014

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Expert review by : TechReviewSource.com (techreviewsource.com)

Sharp LC-60SQ15U

Sharp's SQ15 HDTV line shows that its Quattron+ technology can produce some nice color and details, but it doesn't get very dark, and its interface feels a few generations behind other brands.

May, 2014

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Expert review by (lcdtvbuyingguide.com)

Sharp LC-60SQ15 Quattron+ LED TV

The new Quattron+ color technology adds more subpixels to the display for a higher level of detail. Built-in upscaling works to provide a higher level of sharpness that a traditional 1080p screen can achieve. This model sports active 3D playback.

Quattron + or Q+ Aquos TVs from Sharo add 10 million more sub-pixels to the display. They call this a "4K-like" TV. The feature works by pixel splitting on vertical resolution. As a result the TV accepts 4K content even though it's a true 1080p TV....

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Consumer review (newegg.com)