SHARP 4T-C55FL6KL2AB 55 Inch Smart TV 4K LED TV Unit with Google Assistant Hub, Freeview Play & Chromecast Device Built In, Android TV, UHD Frameless Television, 3x HDMI & 2x USB Bluetooth TV – Black [Energy Class F]

Not managed to tune any channels or digital radio stations yet, except the few preloaded ones but not got a large aerial so maybe I need that?But very easy to operate. Good sound and well designed ergonomic remote control remote control.I'd only suggest redesigning the Rewind, FF, Play/Pause and Stop buttons bigger than the surrounding ones. Because it is easy to press the wrong row as they are all small and close together even for small fingers.My only problem is the brightness of the screen whites which even turned down are bright. The screen is overbright for me. If I turn picture control options down too much then everything is dark. Even a remote control buttons that come on screen when changing channel, or stopping or returning to Home page, a huge white rectangular button comes up on screen that is blinding.Lots of input and output connectivity with TV but don't know how to get the most out of it yet. Hoped I'd be able to tune in digital radio stations via Wifi but not so far. I got a small portable aerial that doesn't even get registered with the TV. Maybe I'm missing something.Elegant, Lightweight TV and not heavy on power so hope to take it in my van on holiday too. Overall very good value.

I received this TV today and have had a few hours to play about with it. It’s the very first Sharp TV I’ve owned. I already have a 65 inch LG OLED TV, a 42 inch Samsung, a 28 inch LG standard TV, and a Benq CCTV monitor. The Sharp is surprisingly good. The settings are where you can very simply fine tune your picture and sound. I found the factory setting sound way too bassy. I lowered the bass and set the audio at the movie setting. This improved the sound greatly. I increased the contrast and sharpness and this made the picture brilliant. I’m mainly using this TV with my retro consoles with hdmi adapters. I’m not connecting it to my Wi-Fi, as I’ve already enough devices, (mostly TVs) already connected. For the price, it’s actually a great little TV. Switching stations on terrestrial TV is snappy. My 500 quid Samsung has a lot more lag in this respect, so with this Sharp the processor and Android Operating System are responsive. I can’t comment on the apps, such as Netflix and other streaming services. I’m happy with my purchase. 4 stars !

Great TV with good features and nice picture. My only niggle is that if you unplug it, it is a bit slow to come back on. If you're happy to leave your tv in standby that's not a problem.

Here's an Android TV at a similar price to a budget smartphone. And guess what: given that the manufacturers have spent money on the much larger screen than a smartphone, the processor+memory for the operating system is inevitably poorer. Consequently it is *terrible* at running Andriod - it honestly takes ~30 seconds to respond to a button-push on the remote control, when navigating menus to choose apps and TV programmes to watch. Frankly, utterly unusuable as a smart TV; I'm using it instead as an HMDI monitor for my laptop (which works fine). For the same price, there are other smart TVs (non-Android, but no worries) that respond as you'd expect (and save utter frustration).

As a quality built Smart TV, it sure is a lot of promise within this price bracket andproofing within today’s technical field future technologies which may concern the tech minded buyer as it offers a lot for this price point with the technology contained in the TV programme pool users, the latest Bluetooth configurations and uses a good standard of Wi-Fi and delivers on a good picture quality for an LCDTV within its market place of TVsI would recommend this TV to anyone who is looking for a quality TV with a fixed budget that won’t break the bank balance. I would recommend you take out the extended warranty as this will be a TV. You will want to keep for long time, and it’s easy to pair to your sky remote control with all key functions.

This TV is slow to turn on and reguarly unable / slow to find a signal, when there is one connected.

This TV is very well designed but the 24" has no 3.5mm headphone/ext. speaker socket.The back of the set picture on the 24" shows a socket but that is the 32". If you click on the 32" it shows the rear picture of the 24" and there is no headphone/ext. speaker socket (this may have been corrected by the time you read this). There is only an optical audio socket.I tried adjusting the audio settings but it was still very poor. The sound is so harsh it set my wife's tinnitus off!The stand is also poor as the legs are too long which means it stands further away from the wall; especially if you are hoping to use it in the kitchen on a work top in a corner position. It really should have a centre stand like many other 24" sets.Tuning was very good as it brought in around 190 TV channels which is approx 80 more than my current kitchen TV.The screen 'frameless' design is brilliant with a great picture and it's a shame this little set is spoilt by the poor speakers (one of which was at a slight angle so it may have been poorly fitted) and the stand....and no 3.5 socket...Sadly the audio quality meant I had to return this set.

Love the clear picture and sharp colours, it is an easy television to live with, easy set up. What I didn't like however is all the input sockets on the bottom edge of the TV making it look like spaghetti hanging down and having to tilt the TV backwards whenever I need to plug or unplug anything, it just spoils the look of an otherwise good looking TV. I would have preferred these input sockets to be on the side of the set where they all hang together instead of individually, Still given it 5 stars though as this is just my opinion, apart from that, a really good value television set