Panasonic TH-50PX75U 50" 720p Plasma HDTV (Review)
Panasonic TH-50PX75U 50" 720p Plasma HDTV
| Average Customer Rating: 4.5 |
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| I've been Brand Loyal to Panasonic for over two decades now, but this TV is the Best. I've had this for over six weeks and still am amazed by the picture quality. Standard Def is good, but the HD is to a new level. Absolutely no complaints. This TV is 720p and the difference between this and the 1080p is marginal as best - I see no reason to spend a lot more for the 1080p. Highly reccomended. Picture is great, colors are vibrant. If you love sports, you will love watching them on this t.v. No complaints yet, but, I have only had this t.v. for a few weeks. I read the other good reviews on it & took the plunge. Recently bought the Panasonic 50 inch 77U at Costco, which is the same as the 75U, but has side mounted speakers and anti-glare. Awesome quality, easy to operate and unbelievable picture. Currently have it hooked up to my DirecTV HD-DVR, and the HD channels are awesome, but the standard DTV channels also look very good for a flat screen. I'm using the settings that J. Rogers listed in his review of this TV, and find that they're awesome for DTV and HD-DVD. Standard was a huge concern, as the children watch kids channels that are in SD only. Paid a visit to CC and the salesman placed a Sammy 4661 LCD and this unit on a SD DTV channel; sold on plasma hands down. Then you add the improvements that Plasma has accomplished lately, coupled with Panny's reputation and it was an easy decision. Yes, LCD may be the latest craze, but talk to the LCD owners re: their viewing experience outside of HD-DVD and HD channels, and you'll find some are quite unhappy. Nice to have a balanced product, which at this time, I can find NO NEGATIVES to report. Update: Purchased the Toshiba A2 HD-DVD player from Amazon (includes 7 free HD-DVD's) plus an amazon initial price of $237. Awesome picture and for those waiting out the HD-DVD / BR format war, please note that a good quality HDMI upconverting player costs nearly the same as the lower end Toshiba HD-DVD A2. Just buy your HDMI cables thru amazon. |
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