They dont. 😂

no evidence that Panasonic watches this channel.. sorry

@@winstonwolff Of course they do. There are even laws against company espionage and employee pouching. It is even normal for companies to also pay for feedback. And all those 'tell us why?' or 'tell us what you think' questions after nearly every transaction a customer has with a company. And all companies keep an eye on the competition. You really think Samsung has absolutely no idea what Sony is doing? Or that Intel is oblivious of AMD? You can even find interviews and documentaries showing companies buying competing products and trying to reverse engineer it and study it. That's basically the entire meme behind China's 'R&D'. Big reviewers also get first hands on and their feedback is taken into consideration. Some reviewers and companies themselves will even tell you that they listened to initial feedback before the final launch. Some products change, some even get cancelled all together due to negative feedback.

@@winstonwolff There's a link to this guys G3 review on the LG UK website....

yeah but this time its actually lacking color performance in HDR and cant keep up with the reference monitor and QD oleds in bright colorful scenes.

Sony quite good too

And they made by far the best plasma tv's ever. Such a shame that plasma's are not being made anymore ... would have been sooo nice to have a big 4K panasonic plasma.

@@KainniaK ...... that was Pioneer😉

No thats not correct. The best plasma was made by Pioneer = "KRP 500"@@KainniaK

The lg g3 is awesome.

In Usa ppl just want a big screen with lowest price. I was into a best buy shop and was full of Vizio and TCL TV.

Easier...? It's my understanding that you can't buy a regular (non-gimped) Panasonic OLED in the US period...?

@@gb3496 There are ways to import with full warranty but it's still a huge hassle compared to walking into Best Buy and picking one up with the 5 year plan.

Panasonic doesn’t sell in the us at all they exited the us after plasma died.

go with LG G3 - as the review reported, it's the better TV.

​@@98ws6m6cvertI use to game on a Panasonic plasma tv, then switched to OLED

always next year :) - really if they get those things next year - will be a great TV - extra BT2020 - would you notice it missing ? - it not side by side. 77" is new normal for those paying extra - Panasonic will be working hard already on the 1000 chip - so all minor nickpicks should be gone - except 4 full inputs ( now much easier to work around anyway ) -Not sure if Panasonic will do a 83" model ever - so QD-OLEd 83 and MLA 83" will be tempting - but yeah if you are spending for 77" you now want MLA- things like graduation and dark handling - most people won't really care - as in so few examples - mainly anime fans with some content - Bit starved dark scenes - poorly mastered The Martian - 10 bit should never show graduation - that's a F load of colours

Exactly! Not to mention, that there isn't even a 77" MLA model. If they do make a QD-Oled with the new Pentonic chip, I'll bite the bullet and shed out the cash for a 77"...

My S95B has significant crush on it compared to my 80J. Blacks are just too black. I mean on my 80J you can see strands of black hair, beard, etc. but on my S95B it’s just straight black. No detail.

@@chasecrappel9480 hmm, yeah I noodled around with my settings a bit to reduce the crunch of the high contrast. Out of the box it seemed a bit excessive, I was able to dial it into a comfortable setting though.

@@chasecrappel9480 shadow detail you need to adjust it

@@MrVisde Which Model do you have?

I used to have a Panasonic CRT TV b4 plasma TVs. Popular brand back in the day

i like your LG G3 ;)

I just picked up a VT60 on marketplace to relive some Wii games like the old plasma days 😅 Very sad when Panasonic left Aussie!

Well I hope Panasonic will make a QD-Oled model. That would be a match made in heaven!

Your friend must be very poor😂

I had too a Panasonic CRT that lasted more than 10 years and gave it away. Then bought an LG LED that now has 10 years and should think what to do with it because I want to buy a new one. 😄 Now I'm spoiled, considering OLED, but not sure.

My First Panasonic plasma is now 16 years old and on its 3rd user (still working). My second Panasonic plasma is now 10 years old and is still in use at my sisters house. I now have a LZ200 just over 1 year old and loving it so far.

Prob not since they’re not going to put MLA in the C series

@@walidhannaoui1802 eventually they will, but never heatsink

@@walidhannaoui1802 At some point it will become more cost effective to just use MLA for all their panels. I doubt it adds much to the cost of the manufacturing of the TV.

because mainstream casual customers are looking for "pretty" slim TVs. It's their fault, obviously.

@@Datenschutz_Datenschutz Companies should at least have 1 bulky model meant for enthusiasts, instead of pretty formfactor.

I had that idea too. Imagine water cooled OLED at 2000nits 😂

hello, I have a S95C I also had problems with the hdmi (the hdmi signal dropped when playing games with black screens) I asked samsung for an explanation and they sent me a new one, telling me that the other was defective.

@@lucamst177 they sent you a new tv or a new one connect box? Does the new one still have the same problem?

4K 144hz no problem for me

@@NexGenTek which hdmi cable are you using?

@@vmd1293 they replaced my tv completely. the new one has no problem. samsung support the best. the problem was with the xbox series x, any game, any hz 120 or 60: elden ring, cod, diablo 4, hogwarts legacy, dbz kakarot. amazing tv for gaming. my "old" G2 had to give up.

How is the gradation handling on these sets? How is the Dolby Atmos latency in gaming? Are you able to do the Dolby Atmos audio latency test in "Hi-fi rush's" Latency check?

@@BassPunk hello, I don’t use the TV for gaming so I’m sorry not answering your questions about that. Regarding smooth gradation I don’t see any issues maybe because I don’t have a direct comparison with the other brands

Agreed, as an ZH1500 owner the HZ2000 was the last great OLED from Panasonic, its near black handling is superior to LZ and MZ2000

I have a calibrated HZ1000 and its superb. I mean, i don't know how much picture quality improve with more brightness but in terms of color reproduction I doubt I would need an upgrade

Of Course they will adopt QD-OLED Panel at some point - when the major issues are fixed, adressed to Samsung Display - but who knows what LG Display is planning for the next view years ;)

Check this channel settings for most accuracy But also check out Quantum TV . He has settings that milk the most out of every set. Especially awsome for gaming

I gave my C1 to my brother after seeing how amazing the S95b was. And it is. Night and day. Then I used some of Quantums settings and methods on his C1 , and had it looking damn near like the stock S95b .. crazy difference

Why did you go with Panasonic for higher brightness of you don't even use it

@@mateuszptaszynski5377 Because I didn't know I wouldn't need the full brightness when I was deciding what to buy. People had told me that they couldn't watch their OLEDs during the day with their curtains open, so when I saw reviews saying the Panasonic was brighter than other TVs, that was a plus for it. As well, I understood that brighter was better for HDR. It was only when I bought the TV and set it up that I found just how bright it is.

​@@mateuszptaszynski5377The commenter said "bright enough," not brighter. The commenter also picked Panasonic for out of the box color accuracy and less aggressive auto dimming algorithm. What's hard to understand in that?

@@mateuszptaszynski5377they meant that the tv has low glare in direct sunlight even with default brightness. turning up the tv default brightness changes the colors and how the image looks overall, so having a bright screen by default is important the eliminate glare, which is what they were referring to. There’s prolly more that goes into it I’m not too educated on tv’s tho lmao

Each person will have to decide what's important - Does make you wonder if The Martian wasn't mastered well - in true 10 bit films should look great graduation or not graduation - anyway I want a 77" MLA or 83" QD-OLED - so hopefully next year a not issue - happy to forgo a G3 this year (LG may do a G4 83" to boot ) - all the flagships do a good package - Let's hope Panasonic's 2024 77" MLA with the 1000 chip makes a great package -less BT2020 - I will update receiver same time - so PS5 direct - all else via receiver - Receivers now mastered the handshaking - full bandwidth - so next years models should be silky smooth - so next year hope full package minus BT2020 ( but colours will still be amazing - only limited sources exploit it - plus you won't know it's missing - unlike your graduation ) - I buy for 10 years plus - so great processing , built quality , the heat sink counts for me - Maybe Sonys 83" 2024 QD-OLED will get a discount to make it viable ( Samsung has to be pushing for a 83" model ) - In my country Panasonic discounts after awhile - though Sony will have very short sale sometimes on limited flagships released in NZ - but will need to be quick as limited 83" stock

@@nimblegoat in my country panasonic last tvs are 2021 sadly 😔 hopefully samsung will add phosphorescent blue layer to its qd-oled tech next year so they will be as organic as panasonic and sony qd-oled will be better overall choice to me .

@@fullhd5277 That Pholed Blue will be real good for QD-OLED as base colour- so can ramp Nits higher -also good for WOLED - as will need less white to boost for extreme bright blue colours - also allow a better true RGB as well at larger size - I'm hoping next year as well - may well be 2025- Will expand BT2020 as well I imagine - shame Sony is so expensive

that is a problem with all OLED tv with deuterium based panel from lg. Just keep the one that don't bother you in the real world content or you'll never end the panel replacement

😮 ok. thx.

That's interesting. My LG TV's I've used as monitors for years have not shown burn in. Maybe QD Oled is more prone to burn in.

This is why I'll never go OLED. No thanks, I'm not making a zillion different compromises just to avoid burn in when technology exists that doesn't suffer from this (LCD.)

Burn in is all about accumulation over time, not singular instances. An image left on an OLED screen for 5 minutes every day for a month will cause more pixel deterioration than an image left on an OLED display for 2 hours at one time. Of course, there are more factors that go into the equation, like heat... But the gist of it is that burn in accumulates over time. You may already know this, but given your last sentence I figured there's a chance you don't. Definitely important to know. Also, sorry about your display. That sucks! OLED simply is not good for displays that will have static images. My last 3 phones have had burn in from the status bar/keyboard. Great for movies and varied gaming though!

@@darkl3ad3rburn in on the tv side doesn’t happen like that why settle for inferior technology

hmm where are the QD OLED fanboys?? Of course you will be effected in Burn-In. It's proved.

No, the LG G3 uses an MLA OLED, and the C3 does not."

@RobertNicholson-kh2lk: The official line from Panasonic was that the inclusion of a 77-inch MLA panel together with its bespoke heatsink + comprehensive in-TV audio system would have pushed the price so high that the company won't sell enough units to justify producing the TV in the first place.

Perhaps LG withheld that technology from Panasonic for a year for the business advantage. It will be interesting to see if the 77" Philips 908 has it.

​@@trevhibLG being anti consumer

@@hdtvtest maybe they should try a 77 mz1000 mla without the audio system

C1 120hz bfi 👌

The Panasonic MZ 2000, the very TV being reviewed ;-)

LG G3 - good choice!