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Question: I saw this elite model at Best Buy for $1800 is this a good buy? How long do these sets last. The one I saw is a floor model that is a floor model
Document: I was originally thinking about getting the Kuro when Pioneer was still around but wasn't in the market for one yet and was saddened to hear that they were discontinuing the line prior to my ability to afford it.However, on one fateful day prior to the Super Bowl, I saw the unmistakable gold lettering of an ELITE model in Best Buy's Magnolia section. I was surprised to see it and asked about it...and that's when I learned that it actually was a Sharp.
I said, "It's been almost three years. You mean to tell me that in three years Sony has not come out with a better TV?" He advised me to stick to my XBR8. I was astounded. Then I heard about the Elite at Best Buy a couple weeks before they came out. I talked to two of the sales people and they were both excited about the new Elite's coming out. When they came in a couple weeks later I knew I had to have one.
The new Elite 70" and 60" panels are simply stunning in all aspects. Pricey? sure. Do they deliver on picture quality and set a new standard? definitely! If you can afford the extra cash, buy one today!Note that Sharp / Pioneer does NOT AUTHORIZE INTERNET SALES of this new Elite model, either the 60 or 70. If you buy from one of the online sellers, you will more than likely not have any warranty.
Bought this elite pro60x5fd in Dec 27 2011. This by far is the best Tv that i have seen. 3d movies are stunning. I am happy about this purchase. Customer service is ok as well. You get a special phone number when you buy this tv (yes the cust.service live here in America)I hope this helps in your buying decision
After 4 years the torch is passed. As a proud owner of an Elite Kuro Pro 111FD I have to say that this is at least the equal of the legendary Pioneer plasma. I had a chance to spend time with the 60" in a Best Buy Magnolia location and the TV takes ones breath away.I almost reached into the image to take an apple off a table. And that was in 2D mode.
For example, I broke a bundling wire string and they send me a new one via FedEx within 3 days, free-of-charge, even it is my fault for the damage. My Elite TV does not have dead pixels and does not have the "banding" problem in the first try. That represents good quality control.
I have had the Elite for about three weeks. I couldn't be happier with it, aside from the price. The picture is extraordinary, the blacks rich, the colors vibrant, and I haven't had it calibrated yet. One thing I wasn't expecting, but was thrilled to find out, is the quality of sound that comes from this TV. On my Sony (KDL55XBR8) the sound was pretty good, but there were times when I felt the need to turn on the audio receiver.
Above that, it's completely dependent upon whether or not you're passionate about a perfectly pristine picture or not. Don't get me wrong, Panasonic and Samsung put out extremely good TVs and that may be just to your liking, but they will never hold up a candle to this screen. Elite may be a presumptuous name, but it lives up to it.It's great to see the Elite TV back and in 3D, no less, with a picture that squashes plasmas and is the best that I've ever seen.
3D. This was the feature that I was worried most about. We put it through the ropes at Best Buy by utilizing Legends of the Guardians and Tron Legacy, both films that utilize a lot of dark scenes. What was I looking for? Luminosity and ability to depict a 3D picture in dark scenes that stores typically try to avoid through the use of much brighter movies (like Cloudy with A Chance Of Meatballs). The TV surpassed expectations.
I have never seen the Kuro's picture, but I would have a hard time imagining blacks any deeper than these.Though I always sit directly in front of my TV I was actually surpised when I had to get something on the other side of the room and the picture did not significantly degrade as I got farther off angle. This is a huge improvement over my Sony KDL55XBR8.I talked to a Sony rep at Best Buy a few months ago when I was getting "the itch" to buy a new TV.
Answer: It is a truly amazing TV.  The price is great.  You will not be disappointed. It is still listed as one of the top 3 TV's at any price. I sold mine to a friend and I am regretting it because I can't find a better tv.