Customer Reviews

Panasonic TX-32LZD80 - 32" Widescreen 1080p Full HD LCD TV- With Freeview

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I bought this TV about a month ago after much research, the fact that Which? magazine rated it as a best buy certainly influenced my decision. I use it not only as a TV but also as a computer monitor and video game display and it is excellent in all these roles. It's very easy to set up and use, the sound is good and the picture fantastic, I really can't fault it.

I wanted a 32" TV to suite my smaller lounge size. I checked Which? and this certainly influenced my decision. The Tv arrived as promised and within 15 mins was up and working! The picture is excellent and proves the value of full HD. the colours are rich and vibrant, and the sound is also very good. I can't wait to view a full HD tv picture from Sky. I like the ability to view my photos by directly plugging in the SD card in at the side. Built in Freeview means less need for ugly cables, but I guess most tv's these days have this. The provided stand seems very stable, and allows you to turn the unit for the perfect viewing angle. Delighted with my purchase.

I got this tv last week and I can honestly say I can't take my eyes of it. I have also got a Toshiba which is very good and a Samsung for smaller rooms but they pale badly in comparison to this. I have never seen a better tv and if anyone is thinking about buying it, think no more, the picture and sound are simply stunning. It also took me the total of 10 mins to go from opening the box to watching it. Simply a class tv. If which? rate it highly its because it is worth it. Great tv and I hlooked around for 2 months at every tv about but the extra cost of this really is worth it

Well, like others we scoured all available info on this set. Bought it from Amazon (best price), sat down with the handbook, 5 minutes later all set up with the most beautiful picture I have seen! And that's without the HD feature being used..that will come!
A very good buy!

The picture quality is superb, the menus are great, except perhaps that guide plus takes about 4 seconds to come up (grrrr!). But programming recordings only my dvd recorder was a breeze. It does great pictures from every device i've hooked up to it including my Wii via component cable. Nice and sharp, no blurring and great sound. Couldn't ask for more.

We did quite a bit of research before buying, went to look at various models and compared but kept coming back to this one. We got a great deal from John Lewis (sorry Amazon) £599 including 5 year guarantee. It was very easy to set up, works brilliantly with our recently purchased Panasonic DVD EX768 recorder and we're really delighted with it.

What an amazing TV - cannot fault it. Easy to set up, seems to work with everything, fantastic picture quality, etc. The only word of caution is that the 90 series seems to be on its way so you may want to wait a while, if you can, before buying.

I did alot of resurch before i purchased this TV and being a"Which" member and seeing a review with 95 TV`s and this one at the top made my decision easy, and i am glad i did. I don`t have a HD signal yet but standard definition are excellent as is the sound. Very easy to set up and i liked the security features to input your postcode and house number when setting it up. I have been a Sony fan before this but not any more.

Panasonic TX-32LZD80 - 32" Widescreen 1080p Full HD LCD TV- With Freeview

Excellent picture. Easy to install. Perfect sound. Nice big buttons on the remote.

Having looked at all the reviews, including Which, I decided on this TV as the best for our first flat screen TV. It has not disappointed. Picture is crystal sharp and sound is good as well (just as the Which report said it would be). We also acquired a Virgin V+ box at the same time and so can see the difference that HD brings. (NB if you get a V+ box don't both to buy an HDMI lead - they send you one in the post.) Set up was really easy - does it automatically. I agree with some people's comments that the adverts on the programme guide are annoying but since we use the V+ box most of the time we don't really notice. There's an extensive printed user guide most is which I haven't need to use yet but for anyone wanting to use all this TV's facilties would be very useful.