Product Specifications
Sharp 4T-C65FS1UR 64.5" Smart OLED TV - 4K UHDTV - Google Assistant, Alexa, Apple HomeKit Supported - Roku OS - Dolby Atmos
Roku TV 65" Class (64.5" Diag.) OLED 4K Ultra HD (4T-C65FS1UR)
Manufacturer Part Number: 4T-C65FS1UR
Immerse yourself in the experience of Sharp AQUOS OLED. The 65" Class (64.5" Diag.) 4T-C65FS1UR 4K Ultra HD OLED TV featuring Roku TV is the perfect choice for any room in your modern, smart home. Dolby Vision IQ extends Dolby's HDR technology to improve
65" Class (64.5" Diag.) 4K OLED TV with Roku TV
4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160p Resolution
Dolby Vision IQ
Dolby Atmos
Full Roku TV Experience Built-in
30W (15W+15W) Speaker System
Works with Popular Voice Assistants
MANUFACTURER NAME: Sharp
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER: 4T-C65FS1UR
UPC EAN CODE:
LANGUAGE: EN
MARKET:US
General Information: | |
Manufacturer | Sharp Electronics |
Manufacturer Part Number | 4T-C65FS1UR |
Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.sharpusa.com |
Brand Name | Sharp |
Product Model | 4T-C65FS1UR |
Product Name | 4T-C65FS1UR Smart OLED TV |
Product Type | Smart OLED TV |
Technical Information: | |
Screen Size Class | 65" |
Viewable Screen Size | 64.5" |
Features | Progressive Scan
Hybrid Log Gamma High Dynamic Range (HDR) HDR10 Dolby Vision Audio Return Channel (ARC) |
PC Streaming | Yes |
Internet Access | Yes |
Media Player | Yes |
Streaming Service | Roku |
Curved Screen | No |
Virtual Assistant Supported | Google Assistant
Alexa Apple HomeKit |
Video: | |
Digital Tuner | ATSC |
Video Signal Standard | 4K UHDTV |
Maximum Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
Standard Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
Scan Format | 2160p |
Audio: | |
Speakers | Yes |
RMS Output Power | 30 W |
Sound System | Dolby Atmos |
Network & Communication: | |
Ethernet | Yes |
Ethernet Technology | Ethernet |
Wireless LAN | Yes |
Wireless LAN Standard | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
Interfaces/Ports: | |
HDMI | Yes |
Number of HDMI Ports | 4 |
HDMI Version | HDMI 2.1 |
USB | Yes |
Number of USB Ports | 2 |
Composite Video | Yes |
Network (RJ-45) | Yes |
Physical Characteristics: | |
Height | 32.8" |
Width | 56.9" |
Depth | 2.7" |
Height with Stand | 36.30" |
Width with Stand | 56.90" |
Depth with Stand | 11" |
Weight (Approximate) | 51.10 lb |
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Learn more about OLED TVs
OLED vs. QLED Picture Quality
Both OLED and QLED have an overwhelming edge on picture quality against normal LED/LCD TVs. But which one is better, and why?
It all comes down to processing power as the key difference maker.
QLED: Take Samsung's QLED line as an example. All of which will have an exceptionally better picture than the Samsung 8000 series (the series right below the Q's). The difference in picture quality, and of course price, comes down to the processing power in each Q model coupled with the quantum dots.
The faster the TV can process the incoming video data, the smoother the motion flow.
Also, colors are rich and incredibly accurate on a QLED. What makes the biggest difference though is the dark, near black colors have no bleed, which occurs from normal LED TV backlighting. It is impossible to get a true black in a normal LED/LCD TV because it's backlit. This is why plasma TVs were so popular for having the best picture. Plasmas were able to get a true black without sacrificing much picture quality.
Have you ever been watching a dark scene of a show or movie, and it's either too dark to see anything, or the scene ends up looking like the slice on the far left of the picture above? A black scene ends up being a really dark gray because the TV has to have a balance of dimming and brightening the LEDs. If it tried to turn off the LEDs completely to produce a real black, you wouldn't be able to make out details.
That doesn't happen with a QLED. It delivers great dark scenes with exceptional quality and detail. Movement is smooth and 4K movies or content look fantastic even on a Q6FN. Skin tones are accurate, and there's very little (if any) jitter.
Samsung's quantum dots have definitely raised the bar for picture quality on LED/LCD televisions.
OLED: When describing QLED picture quality, you will often hear the words "near black" colors in dark scenes and content. But you won't read the word "near" when describing the OLED picture.
Because the OLED panel uses layers of organic material to generate the light, it is like a solid sheet of approximately 8.3 million LEDs (one for every pixel on the screen). There is no backlight bleed, because when the scene needs to be black... it turns off the pixel entirely.
One great test to use for TVs to determine the quality reproduction of colors and dark scenes is to select a demo scene from a 4K movie that includes flickering fire as the only light source for the camera shot. You can typically find this in films that are set in historical times before electricity.
It's impressive to watch this type of content in 4K on either a Sony or LG OLED television.
Not only is the level of detail incredible, but the smoothness of the fire flickering over surfaces is superb. The reflection, refraction, and the obvious hard line between light and dark makes scenes amazingly lifelike... all because of the panel's ability to completely turn off the pixels to create 100 percent black.
Accurate reproduction of skin tones and other aspects is also perfect. Colors besides black are deep, rich, and best of all, bright. There are some that say an OLED isn't suited for a room with a large amount of natural or artificial light. I have yet to see any problems regarding this issue. The panel has plenty of settings to choose from and handles well-lit rooms like a champ.
I have also yet to experience any type of jitter on an OLED, unless a wireless stream starts lagging or buffering. Motion flow is seamless. There's much to be said for the upscaling ability as well.
Smart TV, LED TVs, OLED. 4K TV's, 8K TV's. The world of TVs is looking better every day, but also more confusing. Today, there's a wide array of high-definition (HD) and 4K Ultra HD sets to decide from, from bargain big screens to high-end displays that can cost as much as a car.
Quick Tips
If you're in a hurry, here are the most important things to consider before you buy a television. We explain each of these points in greater detail in the text below:
- Don't buy a TV with less than 4K resolution if you want a future-proof set.
- Expect to pay about $500 for a solid 50- to 55-inch bargain 4K TV and at least $900 for a 65-inch model.
- Look for an HDR-compatible set, which offers more realistic colors and better contrast.
- OLED TVs look much better than a typical LED LCD, but they are considerably more expensive.
- Ignore contrast-ratio specs: manufacturers fudge the numbers. Trust your own eyes.
- Look for at least four HDMI ports; 4K shoppers should ask about HDCP compatibility.
- Curved TVs are a fashion statement. They don't benefit image quality.
- Most TVs are smart TVs' these days, with easy access to Netflix and other online apps. Don't be tricked into thinking this is a big deal.
- Consider purchasing a soundbar. TV speakers are worse nowadays because the screens are thinner.
We want this to be as easy and stress-free as possible.
We're here to help you decide. Chat with us or give our professionals a quick phone call (800)-413-7361, we can assist with the best solution for your needs and budget.
*parts of article from CEPro 2-4-19
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