General Panasonic TV Opinions

Having recently bought a brand new DVD player, my old television set was beginning to show its age. So after ten years of trouble free viewing, my old Samsung was reluctantly handed down to a lesser mortal in the Judgee household. My sadness was to be very short lived, I saw the range of new televisions in my local Curry's Store and was left asking the question "old television, what old television?" Now, the new television that I required had to fit a certain criteria. First of all, it had to have features that would enhance my new DVD player ie Widescreen with good sound. Secondly it would have to fit in to my bedroom. Not as easy as it ...  Read the complete review

Where electronics/electrics are concerned (you tell me where to draw the line between the two, I'm not sure the distinction matters a great deal anyway), most people (well me anyway) generally find a brand they get on with and stick to it for life. Obviously, this is largely due to the price tag generally being appreciable, and once you've found a tool to trust why bother changing? There have been too many cases of fingers getting burned by opting for the novelty to generally make this a good move, unless there is great value for money in the offing or you've had a darned good recommendation of someone you can trust. Well, that's the way I look ...  Read the complete review

We wanted a new television for the bedroom and in order for it to fit it in to the existing units it had to be a small model. We browsed the catalogues and newspapers and saw that there were literally dozens of models to choose from starting at unbelievably low prices and carrying an assortment of brand names that would challenge even the most expert of linguists. We eventually decided that we would ‘push the boat out’ and buy one of the better know brands as we felt it would result in a better long-term investment. After some extensive price comparison, we found that our insurance ...  Read the complete review

Panasonic TV Opinions I have owned a Panasonic 39" veria for just over a year now and I have to say that it is the best TV that I have ever owned. I did some research into the kind of things that I wanted before purchasing and on the day I was almost talked into opting for the Panasonic. It was either the Panasonic or the Sony and there was no difference in the price. I paid £699 for the TV and got a TV stand for half price. After using the TV for a full year I am still very impressed by the picture quality. I had sky installed and the picture was fine through that. The TV also has built in freeview which was an absolute doodle to set up. After ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Panasonic TX24-AT television about 5 years ago. It is a 28” Nicam Fastext model. I bought it ex-rental from Carvells, an electrical shop in Rugby, for £300. Similar new models were costing about £600 back then. Because I was living in London, and leaving Rugby on a train, I asked Carvells to deliver it to a friend’s house in Rugby. He drove it down to my flat in London a few months later. The telly has since seen at least 7 changes of address, with appropriately careless manhandling. The picture and sound were and still are excellent and faultless. The Panasonic is a tough and reliable brand, and I would unhesitatingly ...  Read the complete review