Documentation is solid, consisting of a large printed manual (also available online) and a connection setup guide printed in black on pink paper. The set is also a good environmental citizen, using a modest 73 watts per hour on average when in use, and draining no detectable amount of power when plugged in but not turned on.

How much you'll like the Sharp LC-60LE835U will ultimately depend on how its strengths and weaknesses match up with your HDTV requirements. I wouldn't recommend it for someone seeking the latest and greatest connected TV features. People who don't have a separate home theater audio system, however, will appreciate the superior quality of Sharp's built-in audio, and the TV is well priced for its screen size and feature set.