Sharp's New 4K TVs Feature Dolby Vision, Start at $350

Sharp has unveiled a new range of budget 4K Aquos TVs which feature streaming from Roku competitor Xumo, from $350 and up.

The Sharp Aquos QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Xumo TV is available in five sizes, beginning at 50-inches, and features a 3840 x 2160p resolution with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos compatibility.

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The TVs include HDMI and USB connectivity as well as support control from Amazon Alexa and Apple AirPlay/HomeKit. The TVs also feature a voice remote for searching the Xumo Pay system, with over over 350 free channels. Xumo is a streaming platform designed by Comcast and Charter Communications (Spectrum) and features over 250 compatible streaming apps.

Sharp sold its US TV business to Hisense in 2015, but bought it back in 2019, and has been producing TVs for the local market since.

The Sharp Aquos QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Xumo TVs are available from now, though the in-store price may vary from Sharp's MSRP: 85-inch ($1,100), 75-inch ($750), 65-inch ($500), 55-inch ($400) and 50-inch ($350).

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