PinkWonderGirl
PinkWonderGirl's Stats
- Review Count3
- Helpfulness Votes26
- First ReviewDecember 1, 2013
- Last ReviewSeptember 23, 2014
- Featured Reviews0
- Average Rating2.3
Reviews Comments
- Review Comment Count7
- Helpfulness Votes0
- First Review CommentNovember 29, 2013
- Last Review CommentOctober 18, 2014
- Featured Review Comments0
Questions
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- Answer Count1
- Helpfulness Votes3
- First AnswerOctober 18, 2014
- Last AnswerOctober 18, 2014
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PinkWonderGirl's Reviews
Samsung - 39" Class (38-5/8" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV
Samsung UN39FH5000FXZA LED HDTV: With an ideal screen size for a bedroom or small living room, this 1080p Samsung LED TV delivers high-level picture detail and enhanced clarity.
Great TV- Even up close!
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: PinkWonderGirl
from Atlanta
on September 23, 2014
Picture Quality
5.0
Sound Quality
3.0
Features
4.0
What's great about it: The picture is incredible
What's not so great: The sound
The sound could be really good- except it vibrates on low sound. However, I am not letting that affect the review. Most LEDs don't have good sound. But, it is better than others. I tried an RCA and Toshiba and the sound was downright horrible.
Bottom line: Skip the RCA, skip the Toshiba, get the Samsung. Seriously. This is the third TV that finally met my needs and expectations. I had to return an RCA and a Toshiba before I got this.
This product has... Easy to set up, Great value and features for the price, Right number of connections, Easy to use remote control
About me... Sports enthusiast, Casual viewer
I would recommend this to a friend!
Internet Connectable?No
+1point
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RCA - 42" Class (42" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV
Experience your favorite movies, shows, videos games and more in stunning high-definition with this RCA LED42C45RQ 42" LED HDTV that features 1080p resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate and a 4000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for arresting images.
You get what you pay for...
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: PinkWonderGirl
from Atlanta
on September 22, 2014
Picture Quality
2.0
Sound Quality
1.0
Features
1.0
What's great about it: Nothing
What's not so great: Sound, grainy picture
The sound is very tinny- like a transistor radio. It is VERY grainy and pixelated. Any movement leaves trails. Watch out.
This product has... Easy to set up
About me... Sports enthusiast, Casual viewer
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Internet Connectable?No
+1point
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Sharp - AQUOS - 60" Class (60" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - 120Hz - HDTV
Enjoy vibrant, detailed visuals with this Sharp AQUOS LC-60LE450U HDTV, which features enhanced noise reduction and 1080p resolution for stunning high-definition images. The USB port and 3 HDMI inputs allow flexible peripheral connectivity.
Worst. TV. Ever.
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: PinkWonderGirl
from Atlanta
on December 1, 2013
Picture Quality
1.0
Sound Quality
2.0
Features
1.0
What's great about it: Nothing
What's not so great: Picture, sound, USB interface
I am not someone with overly high expectations for a TV. Just a clear picture and some sound works for me. But, let me say, wow. This thing had a worse picture than my tube TV. It is grainy and constantly pixelated. When watching football, the runners would leave trails of pixels and yes I called Sharp tech support.
My last Sharp broke after 90 days. I should have learned my lesson. I then had to wait another 30 days for them to fix it and they still didn't get the part in. I got this one instead as it was a slight upgrade. I told them the reviews weren't very good at all but they insisted it was from the same series as the one I had (which it was, except my original TV was a 50 inch instead of 60) and would have the same picture quality.
I am not picky- but pixelation is a BIG no no. I did edit all the settings based on some info online and it still did not fix the pixelation and graininess. This TV is missing menu options offered by other Sharps in the 4 series.
By the way- this Sharp is NOT even listed on their American site. I found it on Sharp Canada site and the spec info is different on their site than on Best Buy's which is pretty interesting since it is the same TV. I emailed Sharp Canada to inquire about the difference and heard nothing back. It is quite suspicious.
About the weight- I am not sure who is writing these reviews- but the thing is at least 4 or 5 inches thick and 20 pounds heavier than the other ones, despite what the Best Buy specs say. Like I said, the specs are different in Canada. Maybe gravity works differently up north?
Bottom line: heavy, grainy, pixelated, sub-par sound, out-dated menus and horrible USB interface. If Sharp replies with another copy and pasted "we're forwarding this to development" comment, I know they haven't read it.
This product has... Easy to set up, Right number of connections
About me... Casual viewer
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Internet Connectable?No
+14points
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Samsung - 39" Class (38-5/8" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV
Samsung UN39FH5000FXZA LED HDTV: With an ideal screen size for a bedroom or small living room, this 1080p Samsung LED TV delivers high-level picture detail and enhanced clarity.
Equalizer not an option?
I go into sound and I can't get the equalizer menu option to come up. It seems to be greyed out. How am I supposed to adjust the bass and treble to stop the sound from vibrating? The sound is adequate except for that stupid vibrating from the bass.
If you select Standard as audio, you can then go into the equalizer.
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