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      1. Sharp HT-SB250

        Price as reviewed £130.00
        24 Jan 2012
        Our rating:
        8/10

        Sharp’s slinky 2.1 soundbar delivers solid sound at a great price.

      2. Sharp HT-SB400

        Price as reviewed £143.99
        21 Feb 2011
        Our rating:
        8/10

        Sharp's affordable soundbar takes the place of your TV speakers and delivers decent sound quality, although it's too basic to satisfy everyone's needs

      3. Sharp BD-HP21H Blu-ray Player

        Price as reviewed £149.99
        27 Nov 2008
        Our rating:
        8/10

        Is Sharp's BD-HP21H Blu-ray player better than its predecessor? Danny's on hand to find out.

      4. Sharp BD-HP20H Blu-ray Player

        Price as reviewed £289.00
        10 Dec 2007
        Our rating:
        8/10

        From trade show to consumer, Sharp has finally set free its first UK Blu-ray deck. Is it all good?

      5. Sharp HT-SL50

        Sharp HT-SL50

        Price as reviewed £119.99
        30 Jan 2012
        Our rating:
        7/10

        It’s flawed, but Sharp’s super-slim soundbar solution might just be the audio boost you’re looking for

      6. Sharp HT-SL70

        Sharp HT-SL70

        Price as reviewed £159.00
        26 Jan 2012
        Our rating:
        7/10

        An innovative, versatile soundbar system.

      7. Sharp HT-SB200 Soundbar

        Price as reviewed £109.00
        20 Aug 2009
        Our rating:
        7/10

        If you want to upgrade from the speakers in your TV but have very limited funds, Sharp may just have the answer.

      8. Sharp AN-PR1500H Home Cinema Rack System

        Price as reviewed £599.00
        22 Oct 2008
        Our rating:
        7/10

        Kill two birds with one stone with this TV stand-cum-home cinema system.

      9. Sharp HT-DV50H 2.1-Channel AV System

        Price as reviewed £339.00
        5 May 2008
        Our rating:
        6/10

        Sharp's new 2.1-channel system certainly looks great, but can its performance match its styling?