The Most Accurate OLED TV on The Planet! (1000 Nits, Not QD-OLED)
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2022
- We unbox & measure the Panasonic LZ2000, the Japanese manufacturer's flagship OLED TV for 2022. Our review sample is the 65-inch Panasonic TX-65LZ2000B, but the LZ2000 series is also available in 55-inch (model number TX-55LZ2000B) & 77-inch (TX-77LZ2000B) screen sizes.
This is merely a first-look video... we will publish a full review in a few weeks' time once we've calibrated and assessed our Panasonic LZ2000 test unit after running in the OLED television for 200 hours.
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Please Panasonic. The U.S. needs these TVs!
Panasonic stopped sending Robert Zohn anymore (he was the only US retailer carrying Panny OLED). He told me that they are done with the US (I went to pay him a visit in the very end of May). I wouldn’t hold my breath on them showing up in the US anytime soon.
Can we not buy it here ? Why lol
@@wingman-1977 What I don't understand is why different electronic shows in the USA show these TV's. If they are "done with the USA", then they shouldn't be supported by shows in the USA, IMHO.
U.S. sucks! Finally exclusive Europe TVs!!!
Free Market 🤡🤡🤡
Panasonic is still a reputable brand after all these years.
Wish they had more industry presence and products.
Panasonic still have a big presence in Asia with high reputation compared to Samsung and LG
Seems that Panasonic Singapore will not be bringing in the 2022 LZxxxx models
I purchased a Panasonic Plasma in 2012... panel still functional after all these years, with just the one hdmi port failing (board replaced).. unfortunate that panasonic oleds are not available in NA..
quality brand!
I still have a Panasonic Vista 75 and it owns bought it new was $3k.
Even back in the SD tv days they had the best tv's and were always innovating with the Flat Screen Tube tv's
Damn shame Panasonic doesn't have a solid US market presence.
They also pulled out of Australia market completely due to their disagreement with Aus allowing trade and tax-reduction benefits to Chinese companies Hisense and TLC...
I love Panasonic TVs!
@@Lancia444 and aussies are plain dumb lusting after the marketing of sony, lg and especially samsung for these higher priced products
@@Lancia444 wow that's cringe
My 3D Viera was so amazing, one of the best sets I ever owned I miss it!
@@Lancia444 and worse, they are still selling in New Zealand…. So close and yet so far away
Still rocking my 42 Panasonic plasma from back in the day
Kudos to them for still making TVs with such a small market share
And screw them for making it available in -the UK, Germany, and Japan only- parts of the Eastern Hemisphere only.
@@Psilobite is it the import fee? What could it be, maybe not enough panels to get big box retailers in the US to carry them. Going up against LG Sony Oled you def would need inventory
@@Psilobite they Are in norway too and they probably Are many more countries in europe at least
@@Psilobite I think they're also here in Switzerland officially because all major stores have them
@@Psilobite I think that they are available all over Europe, in Italy for sure.
I've bought a Panasonic HZ2000 65" back in 2020 based on his testings. I am so glad i did, it's by far the best TV i've ever owned. Glad to see Panasonic still pushing the envelope after shifting production to TCL.
I bought the 55" HZ1500 (guess I'm not as rich 😂) after watching his review of the HZ1000. The only disappointment is the quality of the sound, I should have got the HZ1000 and then used the money to either get the 65" or a SONOS ARC soundbar.
@@stevenjones916 yeah i'm also usually not the type of guy to throw that kind of money on a TV purchase. On the other hand, after getting it, i quickly upgrade my 2.0 stereo speaker set to a 4.1 home cinema. I guess the TV was worth it lol
I had the ez952 in a 55 prior to my hz2000 prior to ez had a krp600 but changed den layout... tbh I was looking for the hz1500 none in stock then the 65hz2000 turned up for 2600 on rgb as the jz had just been released... I was laying for a week with bulging discs in my back when I found it.. got it for 2500 as last one buy now pay later... couldn't stomach the 4300 on release... use a cinema setup but don't think much of the atmos speakers tbh... like the way they did flagship screen without the speaker from the jz series...
I don't think it's TCL. It's possibly assembled by TPV (ex-Philips TV factory) or Foxconn/Sharp.
They have an already established relationship with TPV, and before that Philips, who used to make CRTs in most of Panasonic's TVs.
@@stevenjones916 Too bad Panasonic no longer offer suport or sales here in AUS....
We need these in America! Very reliable TVs. My Panasonic CRTs from the 2000s still work today!
I would wish the same reliability now that TCL is the manufacturer
I bought one last year for retro gaming and played ps4 on it just fine.
Yeah my Tau 32 inch widescreen CRT is still running nicely too! Love the speakers on that thing, they're very good quality for stereo sound.
Crt tvs were pretty reliable, now most smart TVs are trash
@@AMunoz-mh4ot Doesn't matter. China manufactures everything today and they really make high quality products if you ask for it. The reason why they are infamous with cheap products is that they've been making really low quality products to be sold cheap for companies. And you're a big of an ignorant not knowing that in the year 2022. 🤣
Been a lifelong Panasonic fan and absolutely love my JZ1500 65" from last year. The only TV that I would replace it with would be this LZ2000 but in 77".
DAMN YOU MUST BE RICH
@@MARHVINXII likely, he looks like he buys every yr
@@hastensavoir7782 I could've been like him but I let a cushy job go this month😭😭
@@vb8428 lol you won’t have satisfaction in life.
I have lg cx no need upgrade to new Samsung qd oled or so as long as it works without burn in
I owned pannys vt60 plasma for 8 years. It was amazing. I wish their oleds were available in the US more readily
I still have mine and still works great. That thing was a workhorse.
42ST60 still going strong here
"More readily" lol, try not at all.
Same here, but I just upgraded my VT60 to a A80K. Colors are great, but now I want the Panasonic.
@@kerrymmorris the a80k is very well rounded for an lcd especially from sony who has been sucking with their local dimming systems, but that's why the a80k is fine. all the latest oleds despite being brighter all have inadequate bfi support, it is expected it will be included in next years lineup, its been far too long now where proper motion has been put on the backburner, interpolation is inaccurate/ruins immersion. Lcds aren't as bad because their response times are a bit higher however compared to plasmas and crts past its still very noticeably bad.
It's incredibly impressive to be so accurate out of the box. Hopefully they will start using QD OLED soon.
For real. I’m still curious which technology is going to dominate within the next few years. They’re all very similar right now. Not counting the Panasonic and reference monitor.
@@The_Primary_Axiom Lets not forget that TCL is slated to unveil and release their inkjet printed RGB OLED TV's next year. I'm curious how it'll compare to QD-OLED. RGB OLED has no need for the QD layer and as a result doesn't give off a glow because of the QD layers photonic excitement. However, it may not be able to get as consistently bright as a QD-OLED and because it used RGB pixels instead of blue pixels color converted with quantum dots, those pixels will wear out unevenly just like WRGB OLED, yet the lack of a white subpixel means colors won't be diluted at high brightness and there's no oddities when displaying text.
@@nihren2406 Won't they just make the blue subpixel bigger to limit the issue with that?
@@nihren2406 the good thing with competition is it'll force qd to implement features that standout against the lower brightness alternatives can't do effectively, like the severely underated motion performance via bfi implementation
@@StevoHDA LG removed 120hz BFI from thier 2022 tv's. Anyway BFI isn't the worst feature, nowhere near as bad as AI processing with its digital noise reduction, edge enhancement! But purests turn off BFI, DNR, EE etc so they get a accurate picture 🎬
Appreciate the diligent work Mr Vincent. You are the DigitalFoundry of televisions 😃
Panasonic's My Home Screen is still the best OS.
Clean, responsive and not ads everywhere.
It's designed by Japanese engineers who understand what people use a TV for, not for advertisers!
Thank you Vincent for the review.
Thank you Panasonic OLED for existing.
Love this quick review. Finally. Thank you. Still waiting for your TCL935 Mini Led Review. Then I will decide my next TV of 2022.
Always informative & always enjoyable.
Thanks.
Vincent, you are the pinnacle of video excellence!
Panasonic make reliable TVs, i still have one more than 15 years and never had an issue, it has great color accuracy.
Damn it.... I've been over the moon with my 65hz2000.... now I'm watching this....!!!??? Promised myself not till I move... 2yrs..!!
Love the Panasonic oled picture so similar to my tweaked pioneer the way it plays films but 4khdr..extra brightness unlimited blacks...
Just something about the panasonics that's so cinematic...
This is great, I just ordered one yesterday! Excited to get mine in the UK, apparently mid August ish...
Been waiting for the Lz2000 review for ages
Last week I bought a 55” JZ1000 floor model that unfortunately had panel problems, so I exchanged it yesterday for a new one at 1000$. This one has slight panel uniformity issues with dark grey slides, but will see if it fades once the set has been run in. Panel variance seems to be a common problem with all OLED TV’s though as they all use LG display.
Apart from this though, the TV is incredible. Incredibly accurate colours, great motion and BFI, bright, and mind-blowing shadow detail. Even with gamma 1.886 or 2.4 and ZERO Oled brightness in a pitch dark room, gamma just above black is so fine you can’t even tell where the pixels shut off.
LG CX tracked the ST.2084 PQ curve perfectly after calibration. But also the LG CX was $1,499.99 when I purchased it in March 2021.
I really like tvs that adhere to the entire line of the Calman reference curves, whether it's out of the box or after perfect calibration. And this year the A95K and LZ2000 are on the main list to fill a special room in my house.
Liars Samsung's sponsoring, remenber when RTINGS speack about gamut va qled color to say accurate, wich in reality it has inaccurate color by nature
@joseph martinez
Don't trust the TV makers completely about color gamut, color volume or anything similar. Their boast is on an inaccurate picture mode.
I also don't fully believe the words of the people who are sponsored by the tv manufacturers.
@@josephmartinez7363 "Inaccurate color by nature"? As opposed to what? Panasonic would love to sponsor people too, except they're too poor.
Sony is pretty bad for calibration lacking calibration settings of LG and Panasonic.
@@transfo47 They're not. lmao. It's a big company.
Hope to see the Panasonic LZ2000, Sony A95K, and LG G2 on the TV Shootout. FOMO and his friends had a Shootout last weekend and Sony A95K won. Excited to see your resulta with Panasonic joining the Shootout.
I am so looking forward to watch your test Vincent. Once again great job.
I thonk this year will mark the return of the king Panasonic. Gonna change my 65gz1000 to 65lz1500.
I miss Panasonic here in the US. Loved their plasmas.
@HDTVTest did you get your Z9K yet? Looking forward to an in depth detailed review. I love your detailed content. Keep it up. 👍
Thanks for this test! Im very interested in this TV now!!!
Hey Vince, beside filmmaker mode please measure game mode accuracy in the full review. Also, a head to head against the QD-OLEDS would be much appreciated 🙏
I love my Panasonic OLED. Happy to see them still keeping that accuracy after all this time. That brightness is impressive too for an OLED.
*Pana 2016 65DXW784 LCD*
*Pana 2018 65FZW954 OLED*
*Pana 2019 65GZW1004 OLED*
*and now i preorderd the Pana 2022 77LZW2004* 🤗
*Panasonic - The Best Consumer TVs on the Market!*
I had the fz,was nice but not amazing
And the UI looks so outdated like from the 90s
It's no surprise to me how good Panasonic OLED TV'S are. Just wish they would bring them to the USA for us to enjoy and be able to purchase.
Thank you, work it's so useful as usual!
My 65" 2009 Panasonic Plasma is still going strong today. I have my Nintendo Switch Ring Fit workout game that I use on it 4 times a week for the past 2 years without any issues.
Ran into your channel yesterday and I'm already subscribed. Very interesting content, as I can't stop myself from readjusting my TV for every movie or game that I'm playing. I have Sony Bravia XBR-49x800D and I'm always fighting myself to find the right picture quality for any content I watch and your video of things that should be illegal on TVs really helped me thank you so much!. I was just wondering is the 'picture mode' for video game worth using?
Panasonic has been killing it with their oled for the longest on terms of color accuracy and brightness for the longest.
Panasonic problem is they don't sell /abandoned the American market ,so they don't get as much recognition here . Thanks Vincent for your hard tireless work .
Japanese integrity.
For the review I would be most interested in how it handles dark images and if it suffers from near black chrominance overshoot, as that is giving me the most problems on my LG C9.
One most important feature came out with thiz lz 2000 : information section on game bar.Finally you can check live nits feeding,where you can 👀 difference es between hdmi cables .Some have 40 to 60 nits gap ,maybe more.They ARE different quality,ok!
Truly insane performance! I am glad to own a Panasonic VT60 but I would definitely upgrade to one of these were they sold in Canada. I was disappointed when I visited the Netherlands this year because I hoped to see some Panasonic OLEDs in a showroom but couldn't find any.
Hi I'm from the Netherlands. I have ZT60 Plasma. Do you have any problems with your VT that makes you wanna go OLED? Oh and yeah Panasonic OLED is showed very minor in shops here.
@@mmail4700 Hi! Yeah the VT60 is performing exactly as expected, no problems there, but the LZ2000 is superior in pretty much every way except for not doing 3D. Vincent did a video a while back showing how an older OLED is objectively superior to the higher end ZT60 (one class up from VT60), and the LZ2000 is even better! Do you know what stores might sell Panasonic in Utrecht? I checked Mediamarkt and they didn't have one, but I will be working in NL again later this year so I could check another store!
@@wiegraf9009 UA-cam doesn't let me react on your comment arggg it keeps deleting!
Panasonic always had the best, most believable picture going back to Plasma and CRT. Their cameras too have quite pleasing, more intimate colours than the more high tech Sony cameras for example. Always more Fuji film than Kodak
I love my 2019 Panasonic OLED and I’m devastated that they are no longer sold here in Australia or the USA but strangely enough they are still available in New Zealand !! I’d love to have a new 77” LZ 2000
LG and Sony OLEDS are great too.
Likewise, strange Panasonic is still available in NZ and not AUS. I've just had to preorder a 65" SONY A95K from JB yesterday after they went up on their website, ETA delivery is August 8th, I would have preferred to have the option to get the above Panasonic, but guess the A95K will have to do.
@@abrahamlincoln6744 that makes sense considering they all use panels from the same manufacturer. It's great that Panasonic spend the extra time on processing/settings etc out of the box.
@@abrahamlincoln6744 LG? Nevermind. It's the WORST. LMAO.
Yes Panasonic still available here, which is strange for a Country with only 5-million people.
Too helpful Vincent ; thank you .
I really miss Panasonic, In tvs and aftermarket car audio.
One of the best Displays I ever had was my Pano plasma back in 08-09’ Thing was amazing
Edit* had my timing wrong, memory isn’t as good as it once was.
I still have one in a spare room. Great tv and was future proof for around a decade
Pioneer Kuro plasma was the best in 07, however The Panasonic VT50 plasma was rated the best plasma tv in 2012.
@@renesandoval1454 Still have a kuro 60" and GT50 panny being used everyday. Plasmas 4 lyfe
@@renesandoval1454 i thought it was the ST?
@@StevoHDA st was bottom range then gt then vt then zt
Great video and glad you finally got your hands on the lz2000 ! Would you be doing an in depth comparison with the Sony A95K before the annual shoot out ? If so when can we expect it ? I know I’m not the only one struggling to make my mind up between these two TVs .
The Sony might dazzle you more at the shop, but the Panasonic will endear you to its believable picture at home, far more over time
@@faizanhaqqee2665 yep that’s what I have been thinking . Thing is I already have a X95J in a different room and I fear I’ve become used to Sony’s way of doing things, so I might not appreciate the Panasonic as much as I should . Idk all very confusing 😂
@@bilvah2914Mini LED downstairs for watching TV when there is light and then an OLED TV for watching movies at night in the bedroom.
@@stevenjones916 I get where you’re coming from - the only way to go is really get both techs because they are so opposite from each other . I’m happy with my X95J for the living room Casual watching even though I was obsessed with getting a mini led (tbh it’s black algorithm is really just superb). I am definitely getting an oled for the next purchase this year - even though I’m concerned about some things . It’s just trynna figure out whether to go with Panasonic or another Sony
@HDTVTest what would be the best soundbar or speaker to pair LZ2000 with? i know it already has a built-in sound bar, but wanted to go further in terms of spatial sound. Do you think that the Sony HT a9 will be compatible with the tv? TIA!
Come back to the US 🇺🇸!!! I need a 77” Panasonic OLED tv 📺
Thank you Vincent. Just hope pana applies their magic to qd oled 2nd generation next year alongside new soc 4k. Hope assembly in Poland will not degraded quality too…
I have a 2018 Panasonic oled. My next TV will for sure be another panasonic.
Can you put together a guide to get the best experience from the television available at home? Can you also talk about how far apart we should sit based on its size and resolution?
Excellent ; you make me like panasonic more .
Can I buy one of these or an A95K either pre-calibrated or sent somewhere for calibration from the factory somehow? Or do either of these have CalMan built in? I would enjoy doing it myself but pretty sure I will need to buy a decent colorimeter. What can you suggest?
Here it is just waiting for these tv to go in stores. And somehow I knew this qd oled is very nice but indeed there is more to a perfect picture than only brightness
How is the VRR on this TV? I remember from your review of the JZ2000 last year that their were issues with that. Has it been fixed?
Sony A95 K or Panasonic LZ1500(have a home theatre system so no soundbar needed)What would be your choice?
Also Vincent on an A80J 65” OLED is there an easy way a home owner can tell a: if your set has a WBE panel and b: how can you check how many total hours are on the panel? Thanks in advance
So is this new Panasonic oled the best on market right now ?? E.g better than LG g2?
Incredible performance and super useful review but 65 is huge for my purposes. Accordingly, will be grateful when you review this 65 in greater detail if you may be able to provide any basic comparitive performance information with the TX-55 and TX-42 (LZ1500B) models - e.g., HDR color performance, measured nit output, full screen consistency. Will also be curious your take on how well all of these latest Panasonic monitors work @60mhz refresh rate for purposes of professional editing and color grading (as compared to driving a far more costly professional grading display via SDI - e.g. FSI 2401, which lacks sufficiently high nit output for HDR work). Looking for outstanding SDR performance as 'hero monitor' and 'nearly good enough to produce graded work at the broadcast level' HDR performance. Thank you!
is this performance and panel only available in this particular model? Is this combination of features and specs available in any cheaper model?
I was a Panasonic plasma guy for years! Please come back to the US market Panasonic!
Love the stand on this TV, I'm sick and tired by some of these manufacturers, when you have to make a decision which TV to buy based on the width of the stand , premium TV stands aren't cheap so going for the stand like this Panasonic can save you like 100-200£.
Yeah I just purchased a 32" Philips because it was the only one of that size that would fit on my stand due to the width of the legs vs all the others.
A 3rd party VESA stand is always an option for any tv because every tv uses the standardised VESA mount !
These stands not only are height adjustable, have no tilt-back and most of them allow for swivelling.
They also look great with black glass base plates ... and ... they cost around 50€ only.
That's what I used for my 77" G2 and it works perfectly and looks gorgeous.
@@dyna66 Buying a 32inch TV in 2022 WTF.
It also looks much better and is more stable. Feet are corners usually cause a TV to wobble. Central stand is tried and tested engineering.
@HDTVTest Please I am still waiting to know if the Sony still having the VRR issue where when it's active ur LCD won't go past 60fps. Please let me know
vincent is the sony hx310 really a dual lcd panel, there is no mention in spec page about that nor about the contrast ratio, all i found is that it use a thin film panel to control accurately pixel...
For better accuracy dtm on or off in hdr FileMaker mode LG CS ? Dv cinema or dv iq?
I own a GZ2000 65-inch and it's excellent, but the main advantage of QD-OLED is it has done away with the panel lottery.. no Banding or Tint.. which is food for thought as the LZ2000 65-inch will be more expensive than the SB95 and with a price drop will be roughly on par with the A95K.
Panasonic are excellent quality, I have never had any screen issues from them.
I knew it. Hahaha! Proud to own a Panasonic! ❤️
Any VRR capabilities? 1000 nits is pretty darn good for WRGBOLED pretty impressive
My 2021 JZ1000 has VRR so I would assume this TV would too
Hey vincent, what is the right setting for blacklevel on lg oled with pc in pc mode? i have set in nvidia control panel rgb, 10bpc and full. but i dont know ist the right blacklevel on automatic, high or low? and also the right setting for fine tune dark areas? maybe someone can tell me the right settings? big thx 🙏
Hey Vincent, can you tell me how can you move/lift a big tv li ke this alone please? I'm living alone, have a 55CX and I don't dare to lift and put it in another place... Thanks!
When is the full review coming? I'm trying to decide between the LZ2000 or the G2 🤔
Looks very promising, although I hoped the 60hz direct mode was faster.
I wonder by the end of 2022 which one would win Vincent’s choice: Sony Z9K, Sony A95K, or Panasonic LZ2000 (of course it Samsung and LG are n the mix too).
I like that the LZ2000 is using a relatively matured technology with the proper enhancements. I also always enjoyed Panasonic’s motion, feels like the most natural one to my eyes.
Hopefully they start rolling out this tv in USA and optimize it for gaming as well. I wonder which oled is going to dominate within the next few years
If they use 55" or 65" displays for the shootout, the Z9K would not have to be masked up.
@@The_Primary_Axiom Despite Panasonic’s outstanding TVs, they have been doing strange strategic decisions. It’s crazy that they don’t sell their TVs in the US as a priority market, and even more, they stopped manufacturing their TVs in Japan starting from 2022. Not sure why when they are dominant global player and can gain enormous additional revenue and gain a much stronger brand name and market share by selling in the US. Lucky for me it’s still available in New Zealand.
@@The_Primary_Axiom I agree with you about seeing what happens the next years. Overall, hopefully we will be spoiled for good choices that has much less risk than 10 years ago with the beginning of OLED (no more high risk of burn-ins and dimmed pics).
@@AmroG. True very true.
Do you know when the next QD OLED is coming? Are there any other manufacturers ready to release some? Is any other QD OLED coming before black Friday?
Could be really interesting to see a side by side comparison with the Sony a95k.
I'm guessing reviewers don't get much commission for plugging a Panny set!!
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV ?
Does the lz1500 with the same panel have the same peak brightness?
As someone waiting for A95K to arrive mainly for its accuracy so I can use it for HDR grading, this EOTF tracking of LZ2000 makes me mighty jealous. Why can't Sony pull that off? >_<
I'll comfort myself that at least A95K is still technically more accurate at showing highly saturated colors.
Question for anyone. I’m UK resident with sky q and sky soundbox speaker. Should I get the lz1500 and keep using sky soundbox speaker or get the lz2000. Basically is the in built speaker system better than the sky soundbox. Thanks.
Could LG also be outsourcing their TV production for EU markets to TCL, as my C9 is also 'assembled in Poland'?
Love your unboxing and review videos. I live in Australia and was so sad when they left the consumer TV market here. Luckily I was able to pick up a GZ-1000 for cheap. I was just wondering if you would know if I bought a LZ OLED from the UK that it would work fine here? We both use the PAL standard so I was just wondering if you know. 😊
Yeah it would be perfectly fine with a converter for your wall outlet. PAL/SECAM/NTSC standards no longer apply. Go right ahead, though your own OLED is good enough if not better than all but the very highest end LG and Panasonic OLEDs. Stick with it I say. My 2004 Panasonic Plasma in the bedroom is still the most film-like picture in the house
It's their colour science that remains the same whether you get bottom of the range or the top. They don't let even their cheapest TVs disappoint anyone
@@faizanhaqqee2665 that's good to know. I figured it would be alright but I just wanted to get a more definite answer.
I'm not wanting to get the top of the range but I prefer Panasonic TVs because of the colour accuracy of them. My family still have the plasma TV since we were kids and I only wanted to get Panasonic OLED's because of how accurate they are.
Panasonic OLEDS are available to buy in NZ, Panasonic never left here. ( Writing this on 30th Dec, 2022 )
@@albey1816 Yeah, I checked out JB NZ last week because my father in law told me that he saw them on there. The only thing is that JB didn't have the LZ2000. It topped out at the LZ 1500.
Do you know if there is a store there that sells it?
Vincent, can you share what HDMI cable you are using in this video? And just in general, what cable you use to get the best picture quality?
One that works. Either you’re getting signal, or you’re not. Don’t let Best Buy peddle you some $200 HDMI cable.
@@TenMillionYearProgram42 With the all the different hdmi, usb, thunderbolt etc standards now that's not the whole story. Not all hdmi cables can can do 4k@120hz for example. And not every usb-c cable is thunderbolt
Great video!
Will you be reviewing the 42” Sony A90K should you get your hands on it? I’m torn between purchasing that and the LG C2 42” but just waiting on a detailed review and/or comparison video from a valid source. Fingers crossed 🤞
Hello, do you plan to do a A95K vs LZ2000 video ? I’m hesitating between these 2
Thank you :)
Olá! Sou seu inscrito Brasileiro parabéns pelo canal.
What's the Jaguarundi video used in the thumbnail? I've seen it a bunch of times but now I can't find it!
How about the ABL and 2/5/10/20/25/50/75/100% window peak brightness?
I really want the upcoming 42 inch panasonic lz1500
Can you please review the 8k 75 inch QN900B?
Hey, what's all that "3D" stuff in the menu at 1:45? Does this TV support stereoskopic content?
Does it deliver that same level of accuracy over the entire panel surface or just in the center of the screen where you placed your meter? Maybe you can test this after break in period.
I don't think it would make a difference with OLED panels, but it might be worth testing anyway.
@@SpykerSpeed Reason I asked is because better screen uniformity is one of the key benefits of QD-OLED over WOLED like this Panasonic.
@@jackw9568 grey screen uniformity, yes.
It shouldn't make a statistically significant difference for color accuracy of the pixels themselves.
I love that i continuously watch these videos, continuously thoroughly enjoy them, and continuously have no clue as to what any of the technical stuff he talks about means
Please have a look at TCL new 98 inch QLED!
Any news on panasonic using qd oled in the future.
"This is a Sony HX310 that costs more than £30000"
*hangs over a gap between two stands*
I have a panasonic gz1000 a brought it on Vincent's review very good TV love Panasonic from new Zealand keep up the good work
Same here, from Rome!
And this is the reason why all my tvs are from Panasonic, from plasma to oled.
Can you please make a new video for new picture settings for the c1. Since the new uodate your settings not so good.
Always been told Panny's are often the best for picture quality... but never owned one!
Pa...nny?
They are outstanding - all my TVs have been Panasonics
Still dreaming Panasonic would return to USA
Hey I need some help and I would be happy if anyone can help me. I have the PS5 and LG OLED C1 and would like to connect those 2 devices with an HDMI cable. I want to use the cable matters 90 degree HDMI adapter but I am not sure if it supports 120 hz 4k. The amazon websites says it does, but some reviewers says its not only 4k 60 hz. I bought this adapter but I don't know how to test it myself so I can make sure it doesn't limit the outcome.
Just for reference - for 60hz screen (frame time 16.6ms), input lag of 14ms and 4 ms will result in the same 1 frame delay. So Samsung 95b and this one will result in the same frames delay even, if there is larger input lag on the Panasonic. For 120hz though (frame time 8.3ms) it will be 2 frames delay on Panasonic and still 1 frame on Samsung, but honestly you wont spot it.
if delay was like that with perfect sync on full frames, it wouldn't be measurable in tenths of a millisecond. just take the delay at face value. when the signal is sent, the tv takes 9ms to display it. think of it as the update being offset from the signal by that amount. it doesn't need to be in multiples of its frame refresh. you're not talking about inputs in a video game which would have to wait for the next full frame to take effect.
@@GraveUypo When the TV receives the signal, it takes 'screen latency' value to have it ready to display, but then it will be displayed in next frame refresh cycle and it will be kept re-rendered unless a new frame be received from source. No idea where did you got 9ms there.
Input lag measured byt the device used in above video is pure lag between hdmi port of the TV and displayed colors / boxes on the screen. So this is not related to any gaming input, but the TV video input, so my post is correct.
That is as well a reason for the input lag being lower in certain modes as monitor display 60 frames viceo input using 120HZ screen refresh rate.