Panasonic TX-32LZD80

We bought this TV after our 12yr old tube went 'bang'. For specs see the Panasonic Website. So why bother with the Panasonic brand at all. Well they are the first TV manufacturer to include a FreeSat integrated tuner in the TV allowing you to view HD channels without subscribing to Sky HD or going out and buying a separate FreeSat box. FreeSat HD was the reason we bought the TV and because we already had a satellite dish left over from when we were sky customers, we could receive the signals without forking out extra. So what's the advantage of having FreeSat apart from HD channels, well unlike DVB you can receive the signals in better quality as ...  Read the complete review

We recently got this television from Comet to replace an old Toshiba 'fat' television, with a slightly bigger screen size of 32' compared to 26'. Here is what we have found: -First of all, if you want to buy from Comet, go to the store and collect, do not get it delivered. They never stick to delivery times, and it is a horrible hassle having to re-arrange with no compensation. I think Comet are great in store, but not on delivery. -This is a great quality television when using the HDMI. The picture is really smooth, crisp, and bright. The Sony Bravia is the one that everyone is pimping at the moment, but for a cheaper alternative I really like this ...  Read the complete review

Really like this TV, have bought it recently and very impressed. The design looks really cool and it draws attention to itself. It is a flat screen, as I have come to accept from my TVs now, long gone are the days when I would settle for a bulky TV that you have to re-arange half the room to accomodate for, and so I made the change from plasma to LCD. Which brings be on to this TV. Picture Quality Pretty, good, the screen size is 32in, still a bedroom TV in my opinion, but a respectable size. It also has HD as well as 10,000:1 High Contrast with Intelligent Scene Controller (which means that dark scenes are shown impressively more clearer than most TVs), ...  Read the complete review