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SHARP LC32LE210E TV specifications

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Specifications and quick review of the 32-inch FULL HD LCD LED TV SHARP LC32LE210E

SHARP LC32LE210E
SHARP LC32LE210E TV

SHARP LC32LE210E TV preview. Today at Test and Review we are going to take a look at one of the good 32-inch LCD LED TV with 1920x1080 pixels FULL HD resolution and some interesting features. SHARP LC32LE210E TV is also offered at a very good price of just under £250 which looks like quite a good deal for a TV of this size and brand.

SHARP LC32LE210E TV features and specifications:

  • Visible diagonal screen size cm / inch 80 / 32
  • Panel resolution 1920 x 1080
  • Panel technology RGBY / RGB no/yes
  • Panel sub pixels 8 Mega / 6 Mega no/yes
  • Panel technology 3D / UV²A no/no
  • Panel colour processing 8 bit
  • HD ready 1080p / HD TV 1080p no/yes
  • HD ready / HD TV no/no
  • Backlight system LED / CCFL yes/no
  • Backlight type full / edge no/yes
  • Scanning Backlight 200 / 100Hz no/no
  • Scanning backlight / local dimming / film dejudder no/no/no
  • Smart AV Mode II / Mode I no/no
  • Brightness (cd/m²) / contrast ratio 400 / -
  • Life time (h) / Reaction time (ms) 30000 / 6.5
  • Viewing angle horizontal / vertical 178 / 178
  • Full HD (1080p).
  • Integrated digital tuner
  • Freeview digital tuner.
  • 32-inch (81cm) widescreen TV with 32in (81cm) visible screen size
  • Resolution 1920x1080 pixels
  • 50Hz
  • Brightness: 400cd/m2
  • Contrast ratio 4000:1
  • Viewing angle 178/178 degrees
  • Progressive scan
  • Connectivity:
  • 3 HDMI sockets
  • 1 SCART socket
  • PC input socket
  • Component video socket
  • Composite
  • Optical connection
  • Headphone socket
  • 1x USB port
  • Sound quality:
  • 2 x 10 watts RMS power output
  • Digital features:
  • Digitally interactive
  • Digital text
  • Digital audio broadcasting (DAB)
  • Digital video broadcasting (DVB) subtitles available
  • Auto setup
  • Now and next programme guide
  • 7 day electronic programme guide (EPG)
  • Top up TV compatible.
  • CI slot.
  • Additional features:
  • UHF/VHF tuner
  • Sleep timer
  • Child lock
  • Picture and text
  • Remote control batteries required 3 x AAA (included)
  • Size of TV H50.1, W78.7, D4.5cm
  • Weight of TV 8.2kg (unpackaged)
  • Complete with tabletop stand
  • Size of TV with stand H53.6, W78.7, D23.8cm
  • Weight of TV with stand 9.6kg
  • Suitable for wall mounting with a VESA 200 x 100mm bracket (bracket not included)
  • Energy efficiency information:
  • Energy efficiency index (EEI) 0.62
  • On mode power consumption 85 watts
  • Standby power consumption 0.25 watt
  • Energy Saving Trust recommended


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