Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the Panasonic TX-P50VT30 and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic TX-P50VT30.
July 2011
(89%)
71 Reviews
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Abstract: With prices starting at around £2,500, the Panasonic Viera TX-P55VT30B is probably not a 3D TV for the faint of heart - or the light of wallet. However, with Panasonic's TVs consistently in end-of-year charts and awards, they are always worth a look, w...
Excellent contrast performance; deep black levels; delicate and nuanced colours; impressive 3D; good Internet features
Pricey; annoying Freeview EPG
The 55-inch Panasonic Viera TX-P55VT30B plasma TV doesn't come cheap, but it packs great 2D and 3D pictures, beefy audio, and smashing Internet features into an attractive chassis. It's one of the best TVs you can currently buy....
The TX-P65VT30 is an imposing goliath of a gogglebox. If you’re looking for a larger than life do-it-all TV with a price tag to match, then this monster is well worth tracking down. ® More TV ReviewsSony Bravia KDL-40EX724LG 42 LW650TPhilips 21:9 Ci...
Great picture in 2D and 3D, Excellent contrast ratio: 6310:1 in THX mode and 4860:1 in Professional mode, Crosstalk virtually invisible, Very wide viewing angles, Excellent audio quality
Glossy screen picks up reflections, Noisy power adaptor, Energy consumption on the high side: 235 W
The VT30 is no better than the VT20: it still has a great picture in both 2D and 3D. But Panasonic has put a lot of work into making look better, and it's certainly paid off....
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Published: 2011-05-01, Author: Phil , review by: avforums.com
Excellent reference black levels, Superb dynamic range and contrast, Excellent colour accuracy out of the box in THX mode, Excellent Greyscale out of the box in THX mode, Reference level greyscale when calibrated, Reference colour reproduction when calibr
Some instances of 50Hz break-up with fast pans, although subtle, Screen is very reflective and may be an issue for some users, Remote control could feel more substantial for a flag ship model, Some instances of brightness fluctuations, HDMI connections to
Abstract: Plasma televisions have been around but because of price and the higher power consumption, they have really not hit that well with the users. The 65 inch plasma TV from Panasonic is anything but slim, at 6cm and 63kg in weight, like your led TVs. The P...
An impressive television, such as the Panasonic P65VT30D doesn’t come cheap. In India, it has been priced at an MRP of Rs.3,79,900. It’s also extremely stylish with a one sheet glass design and with the thickness close to a LED LCD television, there’s ...
