Which TV Best For Xone? Sharp Aquos Quattron 70" or Samsung 65" 960 CMR?

TheGenieGOR · May 7, 2014

I currently have the 60" Panasonic Plasma from 2011. I am wanting to upgrade to one of the following tv's.

My brother has a 46" Aquos Quattron from Sharp. It looks good but to me seems that my sisters 46" Samsung LED TV has better colors and also sharper and more vivid. She has the 240 CMR.

I was looking at the 960 CMR LED 2014 model of the 65" Samsung. Also the 70" Sharp Aquos Quattron as well. Links are below.

Which one for overall best picture and gaming?

SAMSUNG TV:

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN65H...UTF8&qid=1399329071&sr=1-1&keywords=UN65H7150

QUATTRON TV'S:

http://www.amazon.com/Sharp-LC-70SQ...TF8&qid=1399329263&sr=1-1&keywords=LC-70SQ15U

http://www.amazon.com/Sharp-LC-70EQ...TF8&qid=1399329319&sr=1-1&keywords=LC-70EQ10U

:)

julianclary · May 7, 2014

Whats the best gaming tv?

I own a Sharp Aquos Quattron LED and it's one of the best response time sets for gaming ,you wouldnt be disappointed with one I'm sure

Flying Scot AD · May 7, 2014

Whats the best gaming tv?

Craig it is Sharp that makes the Aquos Quattron televisions. Not Sony, their line is Bravia.

Check out this review of Gaming TV's for 2011 it's pretty good.
http://www.hdplasmatvreviews.com/best-gaming-tv/

The Sharp for an LCD LED TV gets a great rating for low input lag/ signal processing/interpolation for gaming.

The newer Plasmas, Panasonic is still the best.

itsonlyacomputa · May 8, 2014

I have the 55" of the Samsung series you are looking at and its flawless. When deciding on quality you need to look at the frame refresh rate over digital optical quality because it makes the retinal vision sharp to watch and clean linear animation on this
machine is really good even for fast paced 1080p movies. I haven't found anything that has better digital feed than this Samsung but the cost of good hardware is expensive. You don't need to go 65". There is little to gain by size after around 50" because
detail is so clear from the 240hz output. I sit almost 14' from my 55" Samsung.

Also the Samsung doesn't let you down on inputs and outputs. It has 3 HDMI slots with 4 extra USB inputs and two of each have an optical line out for recording or running direct inputs to your surround sound system. You have choice in how you setup sound
and recording. The TV also has a direct record feature to USB on the fly or timed recording. You can eliminate some hardware and simplify your whole sound system if you use the TV as device. Really smart technology from Samsung. I hope they don't reduce to
input/output tech in the future.

Because this is a Smart TV it should will connect to you internet wireless if you have a wireless modem. It allows you to do a whole lot more with running the TV as a huge PC monitor. Simply if you know how to use this technology you will use your TV as
the screen for your devices. There are apps for Android or Apple devices so you have freedom to use a tablet to scroll through files whilst watch the TV screen, whilst it records a show in the background, and whilst you have a number of other devices running
and connected to the hardware. A simple switch between the inputs will bring up that device in at the present state. So if you stop playing Xbox One and jump between the TV or the internet each device remains connected.

itsonlyacomputa

I have the 55" of the Samsung series you are looking at and its flawless. When deciding on quality you need to look at the frame refresh rate over digital optical quality because it makes the retinal vision sharp to watch and clean linear animation on this
machine is really good even for fast paced 1080p movies. I haven't found anything that has better digital feed than this Samsung but the cost of good hardware is expensive. You don't need to go 65". There is little to gain by size after around 50" because
detail is so clear from the 240hz output. I sit almost 14' from my 55" Samsung.

Also the Samsung doesn't let you down on inputs and outputs. It has 3 HDMI slots with 4 extra USB inputs and two of each have an optical line out for recording or running direct inputs to your surround sound system. You have choice in how you setup sound
and recording. The TV also has a direct record feature to USB on the fly or timed recording. You can eliminate some hardware and simplify your whole sound system if you use the TV as device. Really smart technology from Samsung. I hope they don't reduce to
input/output tech in the future.

Because this is a Smart TV it should will connect to you internet wireless if you have a wireless modem. It allows you to do a whole lot more with running the TV as a huge PC monitor. Simply if you know how to use this technology you will use your TV as
the screen for your devices. There are apps for Android or Apple devices so you have freedom to use a tablet to scroll through files whilst watch the TV screen, whilst it records a show in the background, and whilst you have a number of other devices running
and connected to the hardware. A simple switch between the inputs will bring up that device in at the present state. So if you stop playing Xbox One and jump between the TV or the internet each device remains connected.

julianclary

I own a Sharp Aquos Quattron LED and it's one of the best response time sets for gaming ,you wouldnt be disappointed with one I'm sure

Flying Scot AD

Craig it is Sharp that makes the Aquos Quattron televisions. Not Sony, their line is Bravia.

Check out this review of Gaming TV's for 2011 it's pretty good.
http://www.hdplasmatvreviews.com/best-gaming-tv/

The Sharp for an LCD LED TV gets a great rating for low input lag/ signal processing/interpolation for gaming.

The newer Plasmas, Panasonic is still the best.

ZaqTheBigSaq

have a 70 inch tv and the remotes are now slower. is that what you mean lag time. sharp 70 inch aquos

TGAM Secker

Forget your samsung's, sony's and Lg's you need to checkout the sharp aquos 42" its crystal clear and razor sharp!!

Which TV Best For Xone? Sharp Aquos Quattron 70" or Samsung 65" 960 CMR?