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25 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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49 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Slim
Stylish
Great new home screen options
Streaming and smart connectivity
Clever remote app
Detailed and sharp pictures
Comfortable 3D performance
Exceptionally natural picture performance
User-friendly interface
Good value
Sharp
Punchy pictures
My Home Screen
Classy styling
Gorgeous
Ultra
Slim design
Excellent 3D picture quality
Brilliant Smart interface
Impressive Smart Device app
It looks beautiful for a midrange set
The new My Home Screen interface is terrific
And 3D images are natural and engaging.
Superb colour accuracy
Excellent scaling and general handling of standard definition
Flawless Blu-ray playback
My Home Screen is a very good idea
We like the new/old remote
Tons of smart features
Gorgeous looking
Filter is highly effective in ambie
Sharp pictures for both SD and HD feeds
Rich
Warm colours
Good passive 3D support
Customisable smart TV homescreen
The editors didn't like
Black levels lack depth and solidity
Backlight not perfect
Poor sound
Native contrast could be better
Some key video streaming services are missing
Remote control a bit old school
Needs more catch
Up TV
Black depth
Average black level response
Limited online video services
High input lag
Visible 3D line structure
Contrast could be better
Input lag might be a problem for gamers
And some key ondemand video services aren't supported
Motion handling could be smoother
Black levels and contrast could still use a further boost
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Exceptionally natural picture performance, User-friendly interface, Good value
Native contrast could be better, Some key video streaming services are missing, Remote control a bit old school
If you like your pictures natural, your designs slim and shiny, and your Smart TV interfaces really easy to use, then the Panasonic L42ET60 is well worth seeking out despite its slight contrast fragility....
Slim, stylish, Great new home screen options, Streaming and smart connectivity, clever remote app, Detailed and sharp pictures, Comfortable 3D performance
Black levels lack depth and solidity, Backlight not perfect, Poor sound
The Panasonic TX-L50ET60 is a good TV, and a solid start to 2013 for Panasonic. We're big fans of the style and design, the new my Home Screen menu system looks great and Panasonic's familiar natural, sharp and detailed palette is present and correct. ...
Abstract: he first 2013 Panasonic to land at Stuff Towers is an LED LCD rather than plasma, but it maintains the Japanese giant's rep for great picture quality. What's more, the boring old interface has been replaced with fresh menus that make smart TV nicer to look at...
Published: 2013-05-06, Author: Danny , review by: itproportal.com
Sharp, punchy pictures, My Home Screen, Classy styling
Needs more catch, up TV, Black depth
On reflection, the TX-L42ET60B has more in the pros column than the cons, which makes it worth investigating. Its picture quality is impressive from all sources – despite its underwhelming black depth – and its passive 3D talents make for a comfortable, ...
Average black level response, Limited online video services, High input lag, Visible 3D line structure
The L55ET60's premium looks provide a beautiful disguise for its mid-range status, and if there's a friendlier Smart TV in town right now, we haven't met it. It caters well for your multimedia needs too, and there's much to admire about its picture quali...
It looks beautiful for a midrange set, the new My Home Screen interface is terrific, and 3D images are natural and engaging.
Contrast could be better, input lag might be a problem for gamers, and some key ondemand video services aren't supported
Panasonic's latest 55-inch TV is exceptional on the design front and its new Smart TV interface is a work of genius. Picture quality is good for much of the time too, though dark scenes don't look quite as good as they might....
Sharp pictures for both SD and HD feeds; Rich, warm colours; Good passive 3D support; Customisable smart TV homescreen
Speakers sound quite tinny; Expensive for a mid-range model; Black levels could be deeper; Only three HDMI ports
The Panasonic TX-L47ET60B is a very stylish-looking TV and benefits from Panasonic's new and much improved smart TV system. It also produces very impressive pictures. The only things holding it back are its high price and slightly tinny sound....
Panasonic's TX-L47ET60 is a very capable LED LCD TV, and serves as an excellent example of the IPS LCD format. We absolutely agree with the company's own recommendation that these screens are best installed in bright environments, where IPS' inability to...
