Sharp has unveiled its new Aquos MiniLED JP7000 series, a 4K TV lineup that will go on sale later this month. The series comes in 50, 55, 65, and 75 inches. Sharp has not shared prices yet.
The JP7000 series uses MiniLED backlighting with hundreds of small LEDs arranged in controlled dimming zones. This design improves contrast by allowing bright and dark areas of the screen to adjust independently. It also delivers high brightness, which helps the TV perform well in both dark rooms and bright living spaces. A QLED Quantum Dot layer boosts color accuracy and increases the color range, covering a large part of the DCI-P3 and BT.2020 gamuts. Sharp says viewers will see more vivid colors, smoother transitions, and realistic tones.
The TVs support Dolby Vision and HDR10. Dolby Vision uses dynamic metadata to adjust brightness and colour for every frame, which helps preserve detail in scenes with both bright and dark elements. Sharp’s Aquos Smooth Motion feature aims to reduce blur and maintain clarity during fast action, although the refresh rate is limited to 60 Hz. The displays have a nearly frameless design and sit on a central aluminum stand.
For audio, Sharp worked with Harman Kardon to tune a system with two 12 W speakers. The TVs also support Dolby Atmos for a more spacious sound experience. Connectivity options include HDMI with eARC, USB, dual-band Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Google TV powers the interface. Popular apps such as Netflix, YouTube, Google Play Movies & TV, and Prime Video come preinstalled. Google Assistant is built in, allowing voice control for searching content, managing playlists, or controlling smart home devices. Users can also control the TV through the Google TV app on their phones, which is useful for typing passwords or navigating menus. Google Cast lets users stream videos, apps, photos, and more from their phone, tablet, or laptop.
Sharp is positioning the Aquos MiniLED JP7000 lineup as an affordable upgrade for anyone looking for better brightness, color, and smart features in a 4K TV.
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