Sharp Aquos 55" 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (2016 Model)
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4K UHD resolution and LED backlighting deliver a sharp, vibrant picture while Smart functionality unlocks the internet’s streamable content
Sharp Aquos 55” 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (2016 Model)
The ideal size for living rooms, this 55” TV brings a cinematic quality to movies, TV shows, and video games thanks to its stunningly sharp 4K Ultra HD resolution and LED backlighting. Its intuitive Smart interface also gives you easy access to your favorite streaming apps, so movie night isn’t limited to your personal Blu-ray collection.
Smart TV: Entertainment on Demand
Stream a movie rather than walking to a Redbox, or binge on your favorite TV shows online. This Smart TV’s built-in WiFi and preloaded apps expand your entertainment options without the clutter of cables and external streaming devices.
Rich, Cinematic Picture
4K Ultra HD resolution supports an almost uncannily realistic picture. 4K refers to Ultra HD’s more than 8 million pixels—about four times as many as 1080p Full HD resolution—which saturate the display so completely that images retain their lifelike detail regardless of how close or far you are from the screen. This pixel density also supports heightened picture quality for non-4K content.
Enhanced Brightness and Depth
LEDs boost brightness, creating a brilliant picture that’s easy to see whether you’re curled up for a late movie or getting ready for a noon kickoff. Striking black and white levels give images more pop, contribute to a more realistic sense of depth, and amplify shadows and other lighting effects. LEDs also consume little power, making them more energy efficient than other forms of display lighting.
HDMI and USB: Connect to More Content
An HDMI port connects high-definition components such as a Blu-ray player, cable box, or Roku Streaming Stick directly to your HDTV. USB input pushes your TV’s connectivity even further, letting you do things such as view photos or listen to music saved on thumb drives, digital cameras, and other USB sources.
Specifications
- Product number: LC-55N7000U
- Screen size: 55” (54.6” diagonally)
- Resolution: 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160)
- Lighting: LED
- Refresh rate: 120Hz
- Contrast ratio: 4000:1
- WiFi: 802.11ac dual-band
- Media streaming apps: yes
- HDMI ports: 4
- USB ports: 3
- VESA mounting pattern: 200mm x 200mm
- Weight without stand: 46.9lb.
- Product dimensions without stand: 48.8” (W) x 28.3” (H) x 2.5” (D)
- Weight with stand: 47.8lb.
- Product dimensions with stand: 48.8” (W) x 30.4” (H) x 9.2” (D)
- Condition: new
- Full specifications
- 1-year warranty from Sharp
About Sharp
Though Sharp got its name from one of its first products, the Ever-Sharp mechanical pencil it produced in 1915, the name is equally descriptive of the company’s current lineup of HDTVs. As TVs grow bigger, pictures get more lifelike, and sound becomes more vibrant, Sharp has pioneered technologies to meet—and exceed—current standards. In 2007, it produced what was then the largest consumer LCD TV, a 108” 1080p HDTV, and in 2015, while other TV manufacturers were still filling out their 4K TV lineups, Sharp introduced an 8K TV with 16 times the resolution of 1080p—sharp indeed.
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- $150 return/restocking fee applies to refused deliveries or after 3rd delivery attempt
- 1-year warranty from Sharp
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