Panasonic TV Reviews

Warranty Panasonic SquareTrade coverage electronic failure on the Panasonic 4K TV. I Was informed that Panasonic.com has no information about that warranty. A SquareTrade Plan was sent through the Panasonic website. Panasonic says they know nothing about that. Warranty starts: June 2016 for 4 years. Paid: $80.00 for the 48 months. SquareTrade refunded my coverage money but, now I'm stuck with a junk TV.

My tv had a video problem, I complaint to Panasonic (my request no. **). The service person came from nearest showroom. I thought they will sent from Panasonic but they sent local service person who’s not belonging to Panasonic. That person told me that, we need to change the backlight and if problem in panel that also we will change for that they estimated including service charges around 4000 rupees. I said them, "Ok you can take my tv for service." Thus they took my tv on last Tuesday and return on Thursday(11-10-2018) but they not rectified my tv problem as they committed. I asked them clear details why you couldn’t rectified. They told me that the parts are not available. But they charged estimated amount without proper justification.

I have relocated my home to new place and I have all the equipments just for visit and putting 4 holes they need 1500 RS for this. What the big work is there in that to take that much money and manager also talking in same manner. I suggest all to NOT Purchase Panasonic products. Very worst experience while talking with their agents too and they are so rude. They don't need customer satisfaction. Only they need money.

Sir this is to inform you that I am not at all happy with the service & product of Panasonic. Sir I have purchased a Panasonic 49" LED TV 49CS580 on 29th Jan 2016. Even before completing one year from the date of purchase a thin line appeared on screen in the month of November 2016. So as the product was in warranty so panel replacement given. But now again on 31st August 2018 automatically picture gone & only audio is there. No picture. Only sound is coming. So on 1st September 2018 I given a complaint. (Complaint ID:**).

Poor quality. We have bought the Panasonic 42 inch LED television. Service center person had checked and told the issue is with the motherboard and need to replace it which would cost 5500. Still we trusted and given it for repair. But again in few days it has display has gone. Now they have ask for more 500 rs although it was in warranty period. It's been 3 months Mr. Sonu ** is not picking the call and denying to come at my place. Please look forward for the issue.

I am not satisfied with your product. Very bad. Poor quality. We have bought the Panasonic 42 inch LED television in 2016. It is less than 3 year but there are so many problems in display like LED portal stopped working, display gets automatically off and on. Few applications stopped working like multimedia... etc. Service center person had checked and told the issue is with the motherboard and need to replace it which would cost 12000+. Extremely dissatisfied with the quality, never expected that a TV from a brand like Panasonic would not last for at least 3 years. As my earlier LCD from of other company has been working for more than 16 years without problems. Not worth for money.

Panasonic is a quality brand and the fact that my TV is older than what the average person would want, it still works, so I have a hard time throwing it away. It is not a flat screen but the picture quality is still good.

Panasonic is an excellent brand but it's a bit outdated. They need to improve their appearance and systems because I'm not even thinking of purchasing another one. Sony is actually my next choice because of how sleek their design is and the advanced features. If you're not too bothered about the fancy stuff then it should be ok for you.

I have had this TV for a number of years. I believe this brand is no longer available however. This TV has performed very well. Any trouble with it has been a result of my not setting it properly. Picture, color and sound are good. It is a perfect size if you don't need a monstrous size for a large apartment.

Zero support, unless you put cash up front. Stand behind the crap you sell, or, don't sell it, simple. Better yet, sell something you know will continue to work then you need not answer the complaints, I think you enjoy collecting cash upfront on product that was never worth what you originally collected selling it. Will never buy anything with your name on it again. More than disappointed... Extremely pissed.

Panasonic service is below zero. Never called me. Always me having to call them. With weeks of waiting to see if my five month old tv was under warranty. I was told it’s not. Was watching a lot of tv as I was sick and heard a pop and the screen had a spider crack on the top on the screen. If I didn’t see it myself I wouldn’t believe it! I was honest with them and looked online to find so many people like myself with similar stories. It’s called thermal cracking. Was told by Panasonic that does not happen ever. Asked repair guys and they all said the same thing. They would never give warranty on screens ever. So very disappointed. Although staff was polite you felt belittled and horrible for even calling!! I mean how dare I want something to last longer than five months. They did offer me a discount on my next tv... more than I paid for the first one!! Total joke!

I had a Pansonic TV for 6 years. Great picture. Panasonic builds a better tv. Construction is solid and quality is high. User interface is well thought out and reliable compared to other brands. Also the TV works better than other brands I have used. Would no longer consider another brand of tv.

Always loved Panasonic products and it was on sale at Best Buy. This is one of the last plasma TVs on the market and I have no complaints about it. Picture quality is excellent, and can be tweaked for a number of settings. It has many input/output jacks including HDMI, USB and standard RCA jacks which work well with my surround-sound system. 60-inch screen makes my living room look like a movie theater. Also has SD card slot for use as a huge picture viewer. Plus, it was priced at only $600.

I own two Panasonic plasma TV's (for more than 9 years now), which I don't think are even being made anymore. The quality of the picture and sound have not changed in any way, and I have moved them at least 8 times since I've owned them. The TV's are built well, perform well and overall, are a great investment due to their longevity.

I purchased this 50" plasma TV in 2006. I purchased the unit thru Circuit City and they had a service that included professional installation. I chose Panasonic as it had the highest quality standards ratings. I've never been disappointed in the outcome of that brand decision.

The television is about 9 years old and it’s like brand new. I believe I received my money's worth buying this quality flat screen Panasonic television and it was less expensive compared to others the same size.

Panasonic is my favorite of all TV choices. My current Panasonic TV is 17 years old and I have never had to have it serviced. It's a bit out of date, i.e. large and boxy, but it continues to provide excellent service.

If you wipe the screen to clean the Panasonic TV it's very difficult to get it clean completely. Only had it for a week and the color was already turning very dull. The bottoms for volume, picture sharpness are extremely hard to get to so you better pray you don't lose the remote.

I've had this TV for 15 years and most of the time it was on. During that time I have had absolutely no problems. Screen size work great for our house... however it's getting to the point of replacement with another one!

I am not satisfied with your product. Very bad. Poor quality. We have bought the Panasonic 40 inch LED television (model no. CTV LED 40 C 200DX) on 20.5.2017. It is nearly 1 year reached but there are so many problems on display. We have registered complaint to Panasonic customer service more than six times. The serviceman come each and every time and checked it. He finally changed the display panel. Even though the display panel has changed, the problem is repeatedly occurring... But the problem was not solved. Our product has 1 year warranty.

My LED TV (LED 50: TH-L5056D) I purchased just around Sept-Oct 2012 and has worked good for some 5+ years. It was all OK but all of sudden TV has developed thin shady lines for more than 7-8 inches from the bottom of the screen. Extremely dissatisfied with the quality as my earlier LCD from Phillips has been working for more than 16 years without problems. Overall has been OK but all of sudden some has turned into unpleasant experience.

I purchased my TV on the 10/07/17. I contacted Panasonic on the 20/12/17 to report a manufacturing default. The tv was collected by the service centre for repair and returned on the 18/1/18 after two repair attempts, one being a lost screen and almost a month later. The tv was returned with a replacement screen with worst defects. It was collected after many phone calls for inspection and was told that a replacement may be authorized as the tv had already been repaired once, but it would need to be collected for inspection. The service centre has confirmed that the repair has been unsuccessful and again is defective due to a poor manufacturing process.

In late 2014 I purchased a Panasonic Television Model TX32A-AS600B. This was a 'State Of The Art' TV of that time with Freesat's Freetime included. The TV has worked fine until now but for some reason it has disabled the "ITV Hub" app . It now has no facility to watch catch up on TV programmes. I contacted Panasonic who told me "The ITV Hub App has been disabled on all Panasonic models prior to 2015", my model included. To make clear, It is no longer available for me or anyone else who has a Panasonic TV with Freesat's Freetime, purchased before 2015 to receive the ITV Hub. HOW CAN THIS BE!

I have purchased Panasonic 43 inch LED TV (TH-43D350DX) having serial no 166PS05S12616 online on 7 Aug 2016 but it has developed slightly dim screen problem on upper side, so we contacted Panasonic authorised service, service person after conducting inspection told us that it had display issue and panel will be replaced at the cost of customer @27000/- or they will repair it by changing some parts to get display rectified. Now I need advice to sort the issue as cost involved in rectifying tv display is too high in such a short span of buying. It is just that we are buying second tv.

I have had the TV for five years and never a problem. Picture is a good quality, blacks are a little cloudy, but not overwhelming. All in all a good value at the time.

I paid less for this brand than the one I had before and it's all around much better. I have never had a problem with TV. Performs very well and picture is excellent and stereo sound also.

It has always had a very good picture and color. It is a very good TV. And I have not had any problems with it and have had it for 10 years.

I have a 40" flatscreen and it was 5 years old when it was given to me by a friend, and I've had it 6 years and it still performs like it's brand new!

Repair regarding Panasonic LED TV - On the subject cited above, I would like to bring to your notice that the above-mentioned LED TV 42 size was purchased by me from Dreams Electronics, Sector No.11, Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat vide Invoice No.** dated 5th September 2016, Model No. PANASONIC LED-TH-40A400DX, SR. NO.14RDJ00915 for a sum of Rs.37,000 (Rupees Thirty Seven Thousand) only which inclusive of all taxes. The said TV was installed in my residence on 08/09/2016 at **. However just one year of completion, the LED TV has become repair on 11/09/17 and the same was got repair through company Technician on 14/09/17 from the Authorized Service Centre for Panasonic Private Ltd., DRB Agencies and paid a sum of Rs.3,000/- for the repair of TV by replacing A-Board.

Our Panasonic Viera plasma tv (TH 50PX60U) caught on fire this morning. The power plug, where it attaches to the tv, first started smoking and then burst into flames. Luckily, we got the fire under control before any damage to our home occurred. There had been no problems with this tv since we bought it 10 years ago. We had no indications, no advance warning that something like this would happen. We are very worried about the other tv we have in the inlaw suite--it is the same model, bought at the same time. Is this one going to catch fire too? I found several incidents on the internet of Panasonic TVs catching fire, so apparently this is not a one time event. I always thought Panasonic was one of the best brands but I'm now rethinking this. As far as I know, there has never been a recall on this model.

I bought Panasonic LED with home theater. Within 13-14 months the wifi function stopped working and now after 2.5 years there is again technical issue and the mechanics visited told that there is issue in the motherboard which is to be replaced. The cost is 7000 approx. Not able to understand why we buy the branded products.

I buy Panasonic led TV 2 and half years ago 42 inches model no: AS630. Actually I am very poor. But purchased the high rated TV with ESI. But recently got stopped without any doing. I called Panasonic TV mechanic. He said that TV picture tube led was not functioning. If you want to do the repair approximately Rs: 23000/- will be charged. See just I was surprised. Because 2 years TV was not functioning. So we are not in position to repair with that cost. There is no alternate. No budget. See Panasonic company do anything for me. Do the needful.

Bought my 55" 3-D Panasonic tv 5yrs ago & within 1 1/2 yrs the PC board went. Now 2 yrs later the PC board went again & it's not under warranty anymore. Called both BestBuy where I bought it & Panasonic & neither place is willing to help. So my $2,500 tv that's less than 5yrs old is now worthless unless I pay $500 or more to get it fixed! I will never purchase another Panasonic in my life.

Most the time the Panasonic TV is ok. It's the service the store one buys it from that creates the problems. When something comes in box have them open the box because somebody may have drop it at one time or another. Sometimes the product malfunctions too.

I have have several flat screen TV but the Panasonic one shows very nice pictures. I have had it a couple of years now. It is a 50 inch, shows great, great sound, the picture shows clear. The only thing is it is a very heavy television. But I love this TV.

Although this Panasonic TV can be a little hot, it is still a great TV. It has a great picture and can be viewed comfortably from many angles. And I feel it was a great value.

My Panasonic TV is at least 10 years old, and has never had a problem. The picture is clear, sound is good, and I appreciate the sleek style. The only issue I have with the television is the placement of the volume, channel, etc. controls that are located on the bottom side of the TV. They are black, like the TV, and difficult to see and almost impossible to read. Other than that, I am very satisfied with this purchase.

Bought the Panasonic TV based on good reviews and they were all right. Got all that I expected. Right size and performance is great. Great picture quality, reception from wireless devices, color, and speed of processor. And sure it's few years old but comparing to what I learned about lots of other brand it kept its reputation.

I bought the Panasonic TV refurbished about 5 years ago, flat screen HD, and haven't had a bad experience with it. The only downside to this television is it puts off a lot of heat. Other than that it's a great brand and has been a great TV.

Panasonic has been around forever and always seem to provide quality products and fair prices. It is the best of the brands. Other companies, especially the newcomers, have failed miserably in price and quality.

Although it's 6 years old and henceforth obsolete it still has a great picture. One of the last great plasma sets. Great off angle viewing and blacks. Like the smart tv features and reliability of brand.

The 55" flat screen High definition Panasonic Television is thin, light weight and easily maneuverable by two people. By being thin, and easily handled, it will fit almost anyplace. It is an attractive, wall hanging piece of furniture. The screen is big enough that you can see it perfectly from anywhere in our living room. The picture is truly sharp, the color is incredible which cannot be beat by anyone and the price is very affordable compared to others. I highly recommend this TV.

Panasonic TV is the best flat screen I have seen and owned and the warranty is far better than the rest of the flat screens on the market today. It comes in nice and clear and I have no problems with it since I bought it.

Over the years I have had long life and Panasonic has lived up to it. I have had a LCD for high-def for almost 10 years and it is still good after moves. I recently bought a monitor extremely cheap and am also delighted with its clarity and ease of installation with my cable and my Roku.

Having had this brand for the past 12 years but nothing lasts forever. This has served me fairly well although recently, I have noticed a line appearing on left side of screen, half way down. Not sure what this means. Otherwise, a good performance.

The Panasonic model I have is a flat screen, 52 inch unit mounted on the wall. It is a "smart TV", easy to operate and connect to the WiFi. The picture, color, sound and features are very good. It was purchased 2 years ago and I am pleased with it. I have not experienced any issues and expect to enjoy it for several years.

My Panasonic TV is large but still sets close to the wall. It has excellent picture quality and is extremely reliable. Also, I use a sound bar for better quality enhanced volume. Definitely worth a few more dollars than any I've owned.

We have a three-year old 55" Panasonic LCD television. It is our preferred TV. Picture quality in our home is superior to our Sharp 3-D as well as our other brand-name big screen TV. Sound quality is also clear, easily heard even by older homeowners. Visitors and family comment on the superiority of the Panasonic TV.

It's an older TV. That being said you can't see the first 2 inches from the top. Other than that it runs fine. The picture and colors are good.

I own a 52" Panasonic plasma for 10 years. It was one of the first to come out in the flat screen. It works perfect and still has an awesome picture. 0 trouble and excellent product!

Bought A 55" Panasonic TV that works great... most of the time. If there's a power outage, with a surge protector, it takes a 24-hr to 3-day break. If I want to clean behind it or rearrange my living-room, I have to expect not to watch anything again for a least 3 days because if I unplug it, another 3-day nap. Pretty crappy that your company steals hundreds of dollars from customers only for them to end up with a oversized paperweight. Maybe work on your technology a little bit because at this rate no one is going to buy your worthless crap anymore. Especially when you don't address the 87,000 complaints people have made against you.

I have had the Panasonic TCP65GT30 for five years and it has performed flawlessly. This tv is no longer available. But, I liked that the refresh rate was twice that of most plasma tvs. I could literally tell the difference in the store when viewing a NASCAR race. There was no blurring at all on this model. Also, view angles are good and the picture adjusts well for light levels. I can't really detect any of the negatives, like fluctuating black levels, that the experts listed. The black, in fact, is deeper than almost all other comparable models. Bottom line is that when I replace this tv, Panasonic will be high on the list to look for.

Panasonic is the worst company, they are selling inferiors products now. I was their regular customer, bought 13 LEDs. Earlier products were up to the mark but now they are supplying and selling inferior material and my TV got black spots just after 1.5 months of purchase. And their customer care service is the worst and egoistic. Now I have filed the consumer complaint and fighting legal battle. I will suggest all readers never buy Panasonic TV. When they have miserably failed to attend the customer like me who bought 13 LED TVs from them so think what they will to offer others. Their products are now not up to the mark. They called me first and promised to replace but now again they took U-turn. So never buy Panasonic. Go for other options, even I have bought now from other company, it is much better than Panasonic.

I looked at Consumer Reports before I shopped over a year ago. It was a great buy around Super Bowl time and has had no problems. The picture looks so real that my dog barks at dogs in commercials. If I put the picture on hold, both of my dogs bark as if someone is looking through the set into our living room. Also, it's big, beautiful and I would not sell if for any price.

My tv is flat screen but 5 yrs old so not as nice as the new one. But it still works. I'm not getting rid of the old one till it stops working.

Panasonic 73 + plasma TV. It is a good quality TV. One of the reasons we bought it because it is a 73 inch TV and it is 3D. Excellent picture, really good quality, very easy to use, it has plenty of USB inputs and is very visible. I wish I could actually find another one but they don't make them anymore.

I truly got my money's worth. My TV is over 40 years old and I do still use it but the picture is not what it once was and the remote broke so I can't fix the color. Its look and features are not as sleek as the new ones, but some shows play better than others. Also, I can't use a universal remote, unless I can find an old one on Ebay. So, if I didn't have my laptop to watch most TV shows and movies on the web, I would get a new TV.

I am truly satisfied with my purchase, a Panasonic 50" FHD smart TV model TH50DS610U. All I needed was a large screen with great picture quality. What I got for a $695 is simply amazing. It's perfect in every way and meets my requirements as I watch mostly Blu-rays & Netflix. Now I do not have to go to the cinemas that often.

I trust Panasonic and we got a good deal on it. The only problem we have is during football season it would switch to Spanish play by play, without us changing to the SP option. Also on CBS and USA channels we get voice over explanations, during non-dialogue times. It tells us to go into our menu to turn it off, but we can't. But, I enjoy watching sports on this TV: color is better, clarity is better and size of picture is great.

Panasonic TV is great for the money. I have owned it for several years and it performs good. I just wish it wasn't a plasma. Even though I am very careful in not letting it on when not in use, it still has shadows left on the screen.

We've had our Panasonic Vista 50 inch screen since 2009. Been a perfect performer and looks and works like new. It wasn't overly expensive. Has multiple HDMI ports and has internal tool programs to help the user. The TV has perfect picture quality, bright crystal clear imaging along with surround sound and easy operation. This kind of quality lasts many years and has for us. It's a class act.

I have purchased a Panasonic 50" TV and it hasn't let me down with color, gaming, DVDs or any console that I have plugged into it. It sounds wonderful with surround sound. It's easy to use. It's inexpensive but the quality of the picture is great. I haven't had any freezing or warped pictures. I have had this TV for over 5 yrs and no problems and it still looks and works great.

I have bought 2 Panasonic LED smart T.V.'s 3 years back in 2013 and at the time on inquiring was told by the manager at the dealership that the TVs were made in Japan. He attempted to demonstrate this by hitting the TV screen with his hand to show me the difference between a Chinese made TV and the one that he was selling me. Three years later the smart TV with the 47" screen lost the picture & when the technician opened the back cover it had a made in China sticker on it while the picture tube assembly had 'LG display Co.Ltd.' printed on it.

I purchased a Panasonic 50" 4k TV at Walmart in April of 2015. I am on my third tv since April. I had to return the first two to Walmart and now they won't accept the third. They say it is a manufacturing defect and Panasonic's responsibility. All three TVs have a problem with the display panel losing the picture. Panasonic says I have to call and schedule an appointment for someone to come out and check the problem. The process should take 7-10 days. That means I am without my TV for 7-10 days. When I said that, that was unacceptable. I was told that's the way it is. Walmart's service is terrible and Panasonic just doesn't care. I would strongly caution against buying any Panasonic product.

I have been a faithful Panasonic consumer for two decades. The product was the best on the market most of that time. Unfortunately I have noticed a continued decline in quality. This decline has accelerated over the past two years. They should be very disappointed as a company to lose such a long time loyal customer. While my annual sales do not mean much, I am sure others feel the same way. Perhaps they should send their product development team back to school and move the manufacturing away from China. Remember that even at a great price a broken camera is worthless. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING from this company. I paid $169.00 at Costco 10 months ago. The revised cost to repair this unit is $233.73; break-down is as follows: Labor: $75.00, Parts: $138.87, S&H: $8.75, Tax: $11.11.

I bought the TV Panasonic DS500 of 32 inch before 2 months back but mistake. I lost my TV panel. It's broken out but in warranty. The company mentioned it that everything can be covered in warranty in one point. But till now I don't get a response from your service. I am a new customer for the brand. In market so many brands are there but I chose this brand only because its performance is good but I can't get any response or any kind of service from your brand so that I was not happy with the service. Please give the best service for TV and make a hopeful to the customer. Thank you.

I had purchased a Panasonic led 32 inch TV on 27/09/2015 and after seven months of usage its display panel got damaged and a new panel was replaced with free of cost as it covers within the warranty. But again after seven months its display panel damaged. It's only one year 2 months I purchased this product and the same issue is repeating within a timeframe of seven months. What I have to conclude from this whether the replaced panel is also defective one? I'm really disappointed about the quality of this product. If I need to repair this TV then have to pay an amount of 14000. We are purchasing a product with the good brand value not to use it for one year.

I had purchased a 32 inch LED T.V. in 2014 and within 2 years its display panel goes to damage so now it became to a "Dabba". I have also completed to Panasonic but they demand 14510 Rs for changing this because its warranty period has been completed. I know without warranty you did not replace it but this is not my fault so you have to accept it's a manufacturing defect and your LED tv quality is very poor that not work more than 2 years.

I purchased a Panasonic L40B6D from Vasanth and co in West Tambaram. At the time of purchase I was assured for a 3 year warranty. Now my TV is 1.7 yrs old had a flickering problem on the display. On complaining the service person confirms this TV is not under warranty and when I asked the Vasanth and co manager without any seriousness says this could be a mistake from the new guy, and he was asking show him the guy so that he will sack him from job which could not be a solution to my problem at all. Poor quality products from Panasonic and very poor support from Dealer Vasanth and co. Do not buy anything from Vasanth and co. Buy from Croma even if the product is Rs.500 higher. Also they have better service support for their customers. I myself have come across their excellent support to me on a purchase of Toshiba TV 3 years back.

Ok. My AV guy recommended buying a new Panasonic 55" Plasma TV P55ST30. So I bought it and it worked ok until two of the hdmi ports failed, so I had to move it from the game room to the living room. About a year later, today, we come home and the TV doesn't work. The red light is blinking and I researched the problem only to find out this is potentially a Class Action issue with all Panasonic TV's. So now, after ONLY 5 years, I have a 55" paper weight while my Sony, the FIRST FLAT SCREEN I EVER PURCHASED 10 years ago is working like a champ. DON'T BUY PANASONIC EVER. PIECE OF CRAP.

I bought a Panasonic TV about 1 and half year ago and the screen went off just the sound was coming so I called up Panasonic people and when they checked my TV they asked for Rs. 15000 /-. I asked them the TV is not even 2 years old. "NO WARRANTY NO GUARANTEE after 6 months" - these were their words. DO NOT buy a PANASONIC TV or any OTHER product.

I had purchased the Panasonic LED TV(TH42CS510D) on 11/10/2015 from Pune. But after one year there are the problems related with the screen. Whenever the TV is ON & screen is black, there are some white patches on the TV. While the TV is ON, there is one small black spot on the upper side of the screen. But when I called the customer care, instead of enquiring about the problem in detail, they simply told that there may be the internal problem & we have to inspect it. But the charges for one time visit are Rs. 1200 + Taxes (Approx. Rs.1500). These charges are on quite higher side for the one time visit & also there should not be the problem in TV immediately after the one year. This is not at all expected from the reputed company such as Panasonic.

I have purchased a 40" tv full hd, but within 6 month that tv have some and I complaint and they came and told me need to change complete panel and after three month they changed the panel after calling hundred time to customer care. After two month again same issue occur. I don't know what need do this time. I called them and they will verify. It's a very bad bad experience with Panasonic.

I have purchased LED TV of above specifications on 15th August 2014. Then after in March 2016 there was problem that the video display was not seen and only the audio is present in tv. I spent 6500 to repair it. Then it will became ok. But again the same problem occurred in July 2016. Now the power supply board is needed and its price is approximately 8000. Still there is no any guarantee or warranty that how much time the tv shall be run ok. In short during 2 years period of tv, the repairing cost is 15000. And I have purchased it in 47000. So I spent 62000 on this 40 inch tv. Very, very bad performance. This is what a technology? How can people trust on this. Very bad, very sad.

I filed a claim with the warranty department for my television before my year allotted. The representative advised me to email a copy of my proof of purchase, which was my receipt from where I purchased the television. I was advised that I would be contacted back, once the receipt was received. I never heard back from the company, and every time I called, I was hung up on. I emailed the receipt 2 times, which Panasonic is stating they only received it once after my warranty had expired. No one had ever called me, even after sending the proof of purchase a second time. I was blatantly ignored with my request to have my television repaired.

DO NOT PURCHASE THIS TV!!! After reading a USA Today article and doing some research I purchased this TV. Once I took it out of the package and ready to go, I pushed the power button and NOTHING. I did everything tech support told me to do. Finally, a repairman over the phone said it perhaps was dropped by FedEx or Walmart. Fluke. Whatever. I returned it and purchased it again. THE EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED TO THE SECOND TV. This time I had it express shipped directly to my house. It comes in a huge, heavily padded box labeled FRAGILE. Now it's a huge eye sore in my living room and I have to go to the trouble of returning it AGAIN.

I purchased a Lumix DMC-ZS40 camera (one-year warranty) mid-August 2015 and registered it. I called on June 2, 2016 because the battery isn't charging. Then I was told about the rules being changed around Dec 2015, about which I wasn't notified. I was then told I'd have to email the sales receipt, which I did. I called again on June 3rd, only to be told that Ebay and the Ebay seller aren't authorized sellers, so they can't help me. Panasonic apparently doesn't even follow "grandfather clauses," meaning if you purchase something before there's a rule, the new rules do NOT apply. I'm a long time purchaser of Panasonic products, and I've been shopping around for an HD camcorder and a phone set. But now I'm extremely reluctant to buy from Panasonic.

I purchased a 50" Panasonic plasma TV in June 2013, model TC-P50ST60. This week the TV died - no picture or audio, just a repetitive red right flashing at the bottom of the set - flashes 7 times then off a few seconds, and this repeats itself. I looked in the owner's manual for troubleshooting, and this section is a joke. It is actually the FAQ, but it does provide the question "Why is the screen blank with the power indicator blink?" The answer is the TV has gone into shutdown mode to protect itself, and try unplugging for a few minutes.

Just a follow-up on my post submitted on Feb 3, 2012 concerning the Panasonic Plasma TV (th42pz80u) in which the power supply failed 3 years after purchase. After extensive complaints to the warranty company, and realizing after several months that the part was unavailable, I almost gave up. Although I was finally reimbursed with half the cost of the purchase, I was able to locate, online, a refurbished board for about 60.00. I installed it and the set is working perfectly to this day!

Was purchased in 2012 and moved three times in two states. The original packaging served well during the moves. Hope to keep our TV for many more years.

I have a 50" Panasonic LED (LCD with LED backlight) model TC-L50ET60. I have owned it for about 3 yrs. It is a very good TV with a very good picture. If there is anything bad I could say about it, it is the fact that, just like all other brands of TVs, it doesn't have connections on the back for my older equipment. It has one set of RCA jacks. When I bought the TV, I found that all manufacturers are doing this, making my other older equipment useless since they aren't always connected.

60" Panasonic Viera Plasma High Def 1080 internet ready movie applications. This TV is three years old, has not lost any picture quality. The surround sound speakers are very good with realistic sounds. I dogs loves watching this TV lol.

We have been very pleased. It has been very good when the program is in high definition. It is a 50 inch Panasonic Plasma HDTV. What more can one say about a TV?

At the time when I purchased our Panasonic TV, I was really leaning towards a plasma over LCD. The TV is in the Viera series, so it has a stereo system to complement it. The stereo system is almost a must as the built-in speakers are not that great. The picture quality is great and it has 3 hdmi ports, but the 3rd one is located in the front. Not very elegant having the door panel open and a cable sticking out front. The only thing I don't care for of the plasma is the highly reflective screen. Most of the time it is not a problem, but takes some getting use to and room planning.

It has everything I want in a tv. Now I want it in a 4k and a bigger size. Panasonic him is the number one television in my home. I like the color and the fact that it has an sd card reader.

After purchasing the Panasonic Plasma H.D. TV (Model TC-P58S1) the setup was difficult owing to its size. It is heavy and bulky but has performed admirably as our main TV & we'd definitely purchase another one as this one has been reliable & the performance is exceptional.

I could not be more delighted with my Panasonic Vierra 50" Plasma television. It is a shame the industry has denied consumers Plasma TV since they are superior to LCD and LED technology. But profit margins are greater with the LCD or LED so manufacturers have forced them on us. (One reason is the Plasma requires a more costly glass screen compared to the plastic screens of the LCD and LED). The industry has marketed them as the next latest and greatest when in fact they aren't. If you come across a new old stock Plasma (Panasonic, LG, and Samsung make the best but I prefer the Panasonic) buy it!

I don't think this will be much help to most consumers as I purchased the Panasonic tube television over 10 years ago. It is still going strong (even with 24 hour use at times) with really good sound and very clear picture. I figure it will give me (or someone else) many more years of wonderful service which is refreshing in this time of discarding perfectly good items (for the 'latest') and planned obsolescence!

Although a bit heavy compared to the LCD's out there, my Panasonic has worked well these several years. This is a plasma Television which accounts for the weight. But the blacks are excellent which is why I switched. This really helps with the high-definition programming that I watch.

On Feb. 26, 2015 I purchased a Panasonic tv for my grandchildren's bedroom so they could watch tv when they were over, which is not often. The tv has a max of 10 hrs on time. When I turned the tv on the power light just blinks. I call customer service to try to get the tv repaired or replaced, this was 4 weeks. The repair people I was referred to by Panasonic were very incompetent. The customer service people were not only very rude but did not know what the process was for repair. The worst service I have ever experienced. I will never purchase another Panasonic product and I recommend to everyone else to find a more reliable brand. I am still trying to get my tv back. Week 5 of the process.

I am a avid TV watcher and have been using this TV for years with no problems. I like the picture quality but of course it is an older model without all the high tech they have now. It is HD and a plasma.

I have a 50 inch Panasonic plasma. It hands down has been the best T.V. that I have ever owned. It is about 6 years old and still works just like the day it was new. I would like to have a 4K Ultra but as long as my Panasonic plasma plays as good as it does it looks like it will be a while before I get that 4K. I hope Panasonic has a 4K. Lol.

We've had this television for at least 4 years, the quality of the sound and color is great. We would highly recommend this to anyone but please note that this is from our personal experience. We've have other Panasonic products and still very satisfied.

The Panasonic Plasma, 60", that I bought a few years ago is a wonder for crystal clear pictures, never any blurring or motion problems. It is one of the best I ever bought and we have 3 other sets in our house, by other Samsung, Vizio, etc. I still haven't seen a TV, in stores or in friends’ homes, that compares.

I purchased this 50" Panasonic plasma t.v. some time ago. It has a beautiful picture, and I've had no trouble with it at all. Doesn't get used much because we all stopped watching t.v. The commercials just have gotten out of hand. I use the t.v. mostly to play DVDs that I purchase from Amazon.com. Then I watch Jeopardy and the news on CNN. Wolf Blitzer looks the same in HD. Overall, I love Panasonic. They stand behind their brand.

My Panasonic TV is 51 inches dia. The sound is great and the color and all of the other features are adjustable. We bought it when lightning burned out our previous set. We are happy with this TV and have had no problems with it at all. We have now enjoyed it for about 5 years.

The TV is a Panasonic TX-55CXW704. I bought it because of the overall good reviews and the advice of a friend [he is a TV technician]. The TV is very easy to install and everything worked immediately. The picture is perfect and works with 4k. Even if you watch movies in SD it's brilliant. I have the TV now for 6 month. Also the connection with other devices like Blu-Ray player or PC is easy and runs smoothly. It has a 55 inch screen and I bought it with a 5 years warranty for 1500 Euros. I highly recommend Panasonic, no matter which model you choose.

LG is best over-all TV in recent years. My second choice is PANASONIC, I have 58" bought 3 yrs ago new, no problems, picture and everything operates great.

I have a Panasonic V10N plasma TV. IMHO Plasma is better than the LCDs because they have more natural picture and color. Other brands like Samsung have several quality issues and poor image compared with Panasonic.

Panasonic 65 inch color TV has great clarity/color and haven't had any problems with it. TV has many options that you can customize to your liking. Would recommend highly.

It's an old style TV with the "bubble" tube. It was great when it was new. Reliable, never had any problems with it. I've always had good luck with Panasonic products.

I have had my Panasonic television set since 1976 and have NEVER had any problem with it. As a matter of fact the picture clarity is just as clear as the day I bought it. In addition to the clarity the sound also is crisp and clear. The television is a combination VCR and DVD. Both components are fantastic and I would highly recommend Panasonic to anyone who wants to buy a television.

Panasonic 50" Plasma was supposed to be the "Gold Standard". Turns out it was a piece of CRAP! After investigating RELIABILITY in CONSUMER REPORTS and then spending >$800 mine died - TWICE within 13 months... Of course the SECOND crap-out was OUT of WARRANTY... So I was SCREWED!!! I called Panasonic to see if they would have any sympathy. But PANASONIC just said ** "U" "Buddy"... YOU ARE SCREWED!!!

Panasonic TH-50PX80U Best television I've ever had. Resolution is beautiful, screen size is perfect and hook up and set-up was very easy. It is a plasma screen, however I highly recommend it.

I bought a Panasonic vt30 plasma tv in 2011 and it will not power on. There are 7 red flashing lights. I contacted Panasonic about the problem and since it's out of the manufacture's warranty they will not cover the cost of the repair. I have used Google to see how many other people are experiencing this concern and it seems to be a very common problem from Panasonic owners. Many owners are having this problem after only a few months of owning the tv or it'll happen right when the tv gets outside of the warranty period. I think if they are having so many component failures of the same kind, they need to stand behind their product and offer an enhancement warranty.

I've always liked Panasonic brand televisions from the days when I sold TVs in the 1990s to present. In my opinion, Panasonic offers good value, fantastic picture quality and a competitive set of features. Today's large-screen, "smart" LEDs with a myriad of apps are really changing the television landscape. The ability to stream a myriad of free content, play your favorite mp3's from a USB stick, display multiple HDMI video sources, and have a crystal-clear, monstrous screen for less than a thousand dollars is really spoiling society. In a good way of course!

We have had this television for approximately 7 years. It has been used an average of 8-10 hours a day and is performing very well -- as well as it was when it was new.

We purchased this 50" Panasonic Plasma 5 years ago after our Samsung 40" went dead after 1 year. We were lucky since we had purchased the extended warranty and received a full refund. The Panasonic has been trouble free. Picture and sound is perfect as we also added a Panasonic surround sound.

68 inch plasma. Love the picture quality. Awesome. No problem keeping up with fast action. Blacks are very black. No problems in a bright room. Panasonic makes a great product.

This TV shows crystal clear. It is just a awesome too. I would highly recommend this too. Even the speakers are awesome, you can hear every little detail.

I have a Panasonic plasma (TH-42PHD8), and a Panasonic LCDTC-32LE70. Both TVs have very good definition and lots of inputs. In bright ambient light, both TVs perform very well. Of the two, the plasma is superior, but this particular model is a broadcast quality TV not available to the general public so likely not a fair comparison. In any case, I would not hesitate to recommend Panasonic.

Panasonic 42" Flat Screen Hi Def Smart TV bought in about 2011 and has run perfectly about 16 hours a day 7 days a week since day one. I work from home and like having it on when I work. Sometimes what is on gives me ideas that I incorporate into whatever I am writing. Has a good picture, I can't comment on sound because that goes through my home theater surround system, but the TV has had ZERO problems and has had probably as many hours use as an average TV that 10 years old.

Panasonic Plasma 55 inch TV. I have had zero troubles with my Panasonic TV or remote. The picture is very lifelike and not unnaturally bright. The only shortcoming I can think of is watching hockey games with the bright white ice. The bright white ice makes the uniforms seem slightly dull in comparison. I also love the SD slot for easy viewing from my camera's memory card. The TV is 3d capable however, it is a feature I have never used because I do not like the 3d movies I have watched in theaters. I would recommend any Panasonic products from my past experience with them.

Plasma. Love it. No motion artifact. Great color. Has some smart features. Has 3D capability T60. Heats a room in winter. Sorry to see plasmas go. Picture seems more real than an LCD.

Used Panasonic for years. Have one of the early flat screens 15+ years. Works great, great style and picture. I have never had any problems or need to repair and my tv is on all the time mostly. I have two Panasonic tv's.

Having owned numerous televisions in the past 40 years, I have a bias for plasma TVs. My first set was a 50" Pioneer Kuro and my current one is the Pioneer TC-P60VT. Never had a single problem with either of these in some 15 years. The viewing quality experience between plasma and LED/LCD sets is simply astonishing. Deeper blacks, no motion blur, wider viewing angle and superior true colors. If you can find one, buy it. You won't regret it.

The picture is superb. The screen has high quality resolution. It has more features than I need. However, I have used the feature to use it as a computer monitor. I have used the SD card reader to look at pictures from my camera. I use both HDMI inputs. I use the high definition inputs. I use the audio out jacks for a surround sound system.

Great picture. Right size for any room. Has apps you can use with the internet. Great sound. Can be used with TV stand or mounted to wall. Overall a very good TV.

Panasonic Viera, chosen for the make and look, very narrow bezel, excellent picture and sound which was important as my hearing is not very good. There are a lot of features we don't actually use. We don't always use the HD which we did at first as the ordinary picture is good.

Awful... a waste of money. Don't buy. Breaks down. Bad quality. Crooked salespersons... no reasoning with the company. Too expensive. Dooon't buy.

I have a Panasonic plasma that is 65 inches. You just can't buy these anymore. But the picture is incredible... It has 3D and is a smart TV. The picture is the best part. Super sharp, realistic and practically pops out of the screen.

I am very satisfied with my 55 inch Panasonic HD television. It has all the features I need. I would recommend this TV to someone that want a TV that is not complicated.

I purchased this brand because it had high ratings. I have had wonderful success with it. I would definitely purchase another. It has 3/D & all the internet connections for movies, games & anything else I want.

Our 42" Panasonic Viera TV is the perfect size for our small den. It was given to us by our son and daughter about 5 years ago. It has never given us any trouble. The picture quality is excellent and features are all that we need. We added a Yamaha speaker bar to boost the stereo sound for movies a few years later but that is the only improvement needed. It is easy to recommend Panasonic products, we have never been disappointed.

I am using a Panasonic and I bought it in 2006 and it is still functioning very well. It is very much clear and I can connect it to a dvd without any problems. The ports for connection are simple that I don't need any specialist to come help me.

The performance of the TV is variable and the promised features disappointing. The information booklet was seemingly written by someone who didn't have English as a first language. I got a tech friend over to help me record a program and even he couldn't work it out. At the moment I can only get 3 channels. It's a dud.

My 65" ST-30 after it ran out of warranty has developed a black line across the screen. It looks like a telephone wire is in every scene now! After research I found it is a common problem. Plus plasma TVs put out a LOT of heat. Beautiful picture is now ruined.

I have the new Panasonic 4K which I find a very nice TV. It has give me a lot of pleasure and is quite easy to understand. It also has many features, good picture and sound, and has the system to use the internet.

I have 3 Panasonic Viera. They're all good TVs. One of the three went out a year after we bought it, just stopped working. Called Panasonic - NO HELP AT ALL!!! Had it repaired and is still working fine.

Panasonic is a trusted name. My first flat screen, 42" worked great for me. Color is fantastic. Easy to program. Can stream easily. It was on sale. I called a TV tech savvy friend and when he heard it was a Panasonic and all the features, he said "Buy it!" And I did! Not disappointed.

The Panasonic wall mounted TV I have had for at least 3-4 years has performed very well. It is quite a large size TV with excellent reception. My only issue is there is not good access to all the connections I would like but then I would expect later models to have remedied this.

Panasonic 40" Viera HD that was purchased 4 years ago and we are very satisfied with the sound and picture. We have DISH satellite system and are VERY satisfied with our reception and channel selection. Whenever we have needed help with DISH they have been more than helpful!

The TV is fine but if the remote goes out the buttons to control it are hard to access, and not marked well. If you guess at which button you need, you may end up needing a technician to reset it. I tried for hours and gave up on it. It sat unused until I had time to call and get someone out here. Even then, it was not a simple fix. Please place the controls in front of the TV and make them large enough so you know which is which!

Have had this TV, HD 50", for 10 years and never a problem. Have used it with DirecTV, cable tv, U-verse service providers... never a problem. Have moved it to three different houses in two different states... never a problem. I am very satisfied with Panasonic TV and would buy another. Hopefully this one will last another ten years.

Excellent quality given an 8 year old 65" set. Only current limitations are only one Hdmi port and Comcast does not support picture in picture. I added an over the air antenna and can utilize this feature for over the air channels.

Need a TV, bought a TV, sat down and watched the TV. It is a price driven commodity and if Costco carries it, then their return policy is good enough for me.

Lovely big screen good picture resolution. Easy to operate. It's a flat screen one so it doesn't collect dust all over it. Only thing is if the sun shines on it you can't see the picture.

I have a Panasonic. One of the main reasons I bought it was it had an off switch so I don't have to leave it on standby. It's generally ok but the Toshiba analogue tv I had before was much better. Better picture and more reliable and better color. It looks ok and doesn't take up too much space.

My husband and I bought a brand new television set last year. It is a Panasonic 50 inch flat screen television. Our experience with this television has been very positive. This television has a wonderful picture as well as lots of easy to use features.

We had a Panasonic which developed a line across the screen-- that is not repairable. The only solution was a new one. We got another Panasonic, because it is a superb TV. But caveat emptor: once out of warranty, most problems can't be fixed.

Panasonic 56 inch HD 3D capable. We chose this one for the clarity of the picture, no glare, and with having small children in our home we didn't want to worry about the screen getting damaged. It is a very nice television. Glad I gave it.

My Panasonic HD plasma TV model TH-37pX50U is probably 10 years old. Today it still surpasses the picture and operational quality of the straight LED screens and holds its own next to the LCD screens. Usually exceeding quality there too.

I have had my Panasonic Model #TC-P42X5 TV for almost three years. It produces an excellent picture and up until recently has performed well with no problems. But then after a brief power outage at our home, I could no longer turn it on, and the red LED on the front would not light. Unplugging the T.V. from my surge protector and plugging it into a wall receptacle I knew had power, did not solve the problem.

Currently have 2 Panny plasmas, a 50 and 42 in 5 and 6 yrs old. Have had no problems at all. Very sorry for people on this page with issues, however currently owning 2 sets. I think my odds of having issues would be greater if Panasonic made a poor product. I also note they are the only co. with 3 stars.

I purchased a Panasonic Viera TV Model: TH-60AS700A 7 months ago! (April-15). While watching the TV it turned off and now I can't turn it back on. It a red/orange light blink 3 times. Rang Panasonic, repairer said if I pull it out of the wall for a few minutes and turn it back on and that does not fix it, it needs to be sent off for repair. That hasn't worked. Thankfully the shop we brought it from will give us a replacement TV (poor quality 55 inch - but at least it's a TV), while the TV is being fixed. We had a bug that got in the screen about 6mths ago and Panasonic said they wouldn't cover it and repairer said he won't fix it. The TV has been a great TV but I will never buy another Panasonic item.

My tv is about 6 years old. I've never had a problem with it. It's a 36-inch flat screen with a black finish, Panasonic. I recently discovered that with the zoom feature on I have a much larger picture. I love it! I use captions and doing this does not interfere with the ability to see the captions. I bought this TV online and am very satisfied.

My Panasonic is over 10 years and doesn't have HD my error. The picture is great I have no problems and will not buy a new Panasonic until this one breaks down. I have gotten my money worth.

I have had this television for over 10 years and never had a problem at all with it. I also have an RCA TV which also has not given me any problem. I have yet to see a reason to purchase a flat screen unless it's for my computer but the aforementioned televisions work just fine for me. They are old and I don't think anyone would be interested in the model because you probably can't find these models anymore, lol.

I have had a Panasonic Viera HDMI! For about 5 years it has worked trouble free and receives from a rooftop antenna. I get approximately 25 channels with very clear reception. We live in a semi rural area with rather high mountains around the valley area that we live.

The RCA is 31 inches and shows a very good picture. The Panasonic is 27-inch I've had over 8 years. No problem with either one. I refuse to buy a flat screen or TV. It not that serious and I enjoy my shows just fine.

It's a 55" plasma tv. The picture is sharp and clean. Although I had heard plasma tv's were not good for bright rooms I have not found this to be true at all. The room it is in is a south facing living room with many windows. I have it catty corner in this room so no window is directly facing it and have been very happy with it to date!

I have a 50" Panasonic Viera plasma. FANTASTIC television. And this is what TV manufacturers don't want to hear. PLASMA STILL RULES!!! (But they know that.) LCD, LED and even the new iterations of 4k TVs, non Plasmas can't compete in regards to bang for the buck or even in picture quality. Plasmas cut into profit margins, glass screen and all so they quit making them... Pity. PT Barnum lives. (Tell the sucker the new cheaper stuff is better and it's what you need and charge more.) I would not entertain the thought of replacing my TV with any of the tech available. If I was given a 4k TV I would sell it and keep my Panasonic. I wish they still made plasmas. I would buy one for every room of the house.

Panasonic 50 inch Plasma TV. Has been trouble-free and is excellent with High Definition. I would recommend to anyone.

I bought a 50" Panasonic plasma television; model number TC-P50U50. TV will not turn on anymore and will blink 8 times. Checked online and many other people have has this same problem. I called the support line, they said for 10 dollars they will help troubleshoot or I can read the same info online for free (which is the first thing I did). Asked for other solutions, they just said to send it to some local repair shop and they MIGHT pay for half. Don't make the same mistake I made. Do not buy Panasonic televisions, unless you want to buy a new one a few years later.

I have had this TV, a Panasonic 42" 720 pixel Plasma HDTV, since early 2008 and I've had no issues with it.

I have had this TV for about 2 years and have had no problems. It was easy to install and operate. The picture quality is good. The colors are rendered well. The blacks are fine but could be better. The brightness could be better as well. In the daylight it is sometimes difficult to see darkly lit scenes.

Panasonic 50 inch that we purchased 10 years ago, this television has adapted and remained current as changes have evolved in technology. We and our family of all ages have enjoyed endless hours streaming movies and current events...

It's great! Has good clarity and is easy to clean. It's lightweight and visually not over the top ugly. Thank you.

I got a 42" flat screen, plasma,TCP42X1, Panasonic since 4/99. It was rated #1 in consumers' reports & has lived up to all expectations. I checked everywhere on prices matching etc., but hhgregg had the best deal, Best Buy 2nd, Sam's next. I was told to be careful at Walmart that the TVs were made up on their specs, similar to the way Sears does business (the wrong way), so when this one goes bad, I'll check on getting it repaired. If too much, I'll do the same steps to find another. But I went into every store & tried to wheel & deal with paper work showing all prices & models & the stores who would not work with me, I walked out. NO SALE until hhgregg, they were very helpful. We went around & around & back & forth & finally bought one. Thanks.

I have a Panasonic plasma screen 50" tv. I have had this tv since May 2012 and have enjoyed it with very few concerns about it. The color levels are very accurate and I am able to change quite a few picture settings in the menu to get the best possible picture based off how it looks in the lighting in my home. The black levels are probably the best that I have seen in a long time since the TVs on today's market don't come close. I have had no problems with picture burn-in and it was my concern with a plasma tv since we play a lot of games that have static information displays.

Reliable and easy to setup right out of the box. Nice color and picture definition. Units have auto shut off which is great for late night TV watching.

This tv is wonderful. Great image picture, and I have another one LG great too. Both have beautiful image and technology.

We have our Panasonic TV (50") for several years. The picture and sound quality are great. We have received several comments from visitors about the crispness of the picture. We are completely satisfied.

My tv's are very old, over 30 years. They both still work. Back then they were made to last. I am happy with my Panasonics, but I can't compare them to what's being made today. I do tend to watch at least half of my TV shows on the web. I can't always watch when they are on.

Very expensive Viera by Panasonic. Probably outdated by now but at the time was 3K. So far no trouble however have a cheaper one in a bedroom. I thoroughly believe in what they put into them. Just look at Volkswagen.

We own a 42in Panasonic flat screen, and it has served us well. We've owned it for around 5 years with no issues.

Bought a Panasonic 55" Plasma from Best Buy, July 2011 for over $2,000. Just got the dreaded blinking lights. Called Panasonic who charged me $10 for some 'troubleshooting suggestions'. Paid my money first, to then find out the 'troubleshooting suggestion' was to try the TV power plug into another socket, which by the way I had already done. What a swizz. I am not investing in paying for diagnostic, parts and labor. Just bought a new Samsung 4K. Hopefully this will last longer than the Panasonic.

Good picture, has been trouble free for the last 5 years. I couldn't say about the remote that came with the TV. I only use the satellite remote control & it works perfect. The audio is good, the volume is between 1 & up to 100 - Panasonic could have made it 1 to 50 would have been plenty, color is perfect, haven't had to change a thing. I usually/always buy Panasonic products & have good luck with all Panasonic purchases. I'm retired. When it's too hot or too cold outside the TV is usually on & never a problem.

I purchased this 65" Panasonic plasma TV, (model TCP65VT60) from East Coast TVs in September of 2013, replacing a Sony KP-57WS510 purchased in 2004. The new set was delivered within the expected time frame and arrived without issue. I had a problem with the mounting kit which East Coast's website recommended. A call to their support department resulted in them sending me a new mounting kit which works flawlessly; allowing me to extend and retract the 92 lb TV 36" and adjust its side to side angle 180. The built-in speakers are adequate at best. This isn't an issue with me as I have it in my 5.1 channel surround system. The TV looked pretty good right out of the box. A full calibration made it even better.

We've had this TV for about 7 years and no problems with it. Colour is good.

We have 2 of the Panasonic 42 inch plasma TVs. Very happy with them - only one needed fixing after a few years, and we did have it fixed. It has a great picture quality, good sound, and a few inputs and outputs for streaming and hooking up a blu ray player. If we need to get another TV, a newer model if this one goes, I would definitely get another Panasonic.

I have a Panasonic, Sharp, and Samsung TV. All of them are flat screen and I also have FIOS cable so I never had a problem with them. They all play very well and I have had them a number of years.

I have a 65" Panasonic in my living room. It is very vivid and life-like on the HD shows. I would recommend it to everyone.

Problem: If TV working continuously for one hour, it will automatically switch off and switch on then it will start blinking and can't watch TV. I bought this PANASONIC LCD TV (TH-L32C5D) on Jan 1st 2013. They have given one year of warranty. Before two months problem started in my TV. I have called to Panasonic customer care and they have sent their authorized service center (GX-SYSTEMS & SERVICES). Technician came and said it's because of motherboard problem and within one week I have changed the motherboard that cost around Rs.4887 and they gave one month of service warranty.

I bought this TV in February 2013. Rarely used it but nonetheless the screen suddenly started freezing every 3 seconds with a gray and white pattern across 3/4 of the screen. It's been diagnosed as a defective lcd screen. Of course the extended 2 yrs warranty ran out last March. I WILL NEVER EVER BUY PANASONIC again! There needs to be a class action suit!

I bought Panasonic led LCD TV th-32a405d on 31st July 2014. On 26 July 2015 screen gone off, nothing was on display and nor sound. I called customer service, they found that problem is with LCD panel and main board and need to be replaced. I waited for a week and I got reply from them that main board is available and will check if playing or not. So technician checked that and that was not positive so they said you need to wait for LCD panel availability. So I waited for another week and there was reply that panel is not being available hence will look for complete TV replacement.

I've had my 55" Panasonic for about two years. At first I was fully satisfied with the product until we moved and the TV would not turn back on in my new home for about 48 hrs. 2nd incident was during a storm - the power went out and it did the same thing! It has done this about 5 times since I have owned this TV. I will never buy Panasonic again.

Garbage product that is built to fail, after warranty - Same as rest. TC-P50S30 that stops working... as all these clearly do after the warranty expires. Quote this consumer. NEVER EVER BUY PANASONIC.

Flashing on light on my TC-32LX44 LCD TV -- I bought this TV for my wife for Christmas in 2012. I estimate that it was used for 1-3 hours 3 days a week before it decided not to turn on in November of 2014. The power light flashed 3 times at intervals and nothing else worked. We unplugged it and tried again. It came to life one or two more times but only for a few minutes. Panasonic said that it was out of warranty. I asked for a schematic and explanation of what the flashing power light meant but they said that that information was not available.

I purchased a Panasonic TC-P50S60 in June of 2013. This Television was purchased for the basement area and is seldomly used. Mostly when I entertain or my grandchildren want to play a game when they visit. It's on a surge protector and I've only had one power outage in the last year. However it's dead. I tried to enter a complaint online. I just wanted to find out if there are any options, and Panasonic Customer service wants to charge for advice, REALLY, what happened to standing behind your product..

I've had this Panasonic Viera TC-P42X5 set for just under 3 years, and it has been lightly used. I had a 2 second power outage and the TV is totally dead. No flashing/blinking lights. Nothing. Dead. I've tried leaving it unplugged, I've tried holding down the power button hoping it would reset. Six hours later, I haven't had any success in getting it to power up. Very disappointing. When I purchased the set in '12, there were numerous retailers selling Panny TVs. When I went to purchase a Panny TV for a Christmas gift in '14, I was baffled as to why I could only find ONE retailer (Best Buy) carrying the brand. Now I know why. I'm so glad that I purchased a different brand for that Christmas gift.

I bought a 58" Panasonic Viera Smart TV from Best Buy two years ago and it died last week. I get sound with no picture. The lights are on and and the screen is light grey. Very upset because the TV is out of warranty and only lasted two years. Someone should file a lawsuit against them for faulty design.

Viera TC-P65VT50 65" plasma TV - I purchased Panasonic's "Top of the Line" television for almost $4000 in June, 2012. After less than 3 years, the TV went black, with three blinking red dots. I called Panasonic customer service, and they refused to tell me what the 3 dots meant, or how I could get the TV fixed unless I paid them $100 for a referral to an authorized Panasonic repair technician, who would have charged me at least $500 to diagnose and solve the problem. I called customer service several times, hoping to find a more cooperative person, but ALL of them were rude, dismissive and insistent on extorting money just for the privilege of paying one of their techs an exorbitant amount of money to repair a TV that should have functioned for many years before needing repair. The retailer from whom I purchased the TV is out of business.

I have purchased a Panasonic flat screen TV in 2011/2012. Before I had this TV for one year, it flat out died! I had to have someone come out and service it. At that time, it was still under manufacturer's warranty. With that being said, we figured it was a fluke. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Fast forward 2 1/2 years later and the TV has once again DIED. I have been in touch with Panasonic namely, **, who insists on trying to AXE me a question! I can't understand him and no one is in the US for me to speak to per **.

Panasonic viera 50as530u - I had this tv about 6 months and maybe watched about 3-4 of those months. I have vertical lines on my screen and Panasonic said the warranty doesn't cover it??? Shouldn't a TV last more than 4 months??? NEVER BUY PANASONIC. They do not honor their warranty and they take advantage of people!

I purchased a Panasonic TV flat screen from Aaron's 5 years ago and my TV sound went off and on one day. And the next thing I know my TV shut off and never came on. It started blinking red light ten times. So I tried what some trouble shoots and now it's 7 red light flashing and it still off. Been off for 7 day - now no luck.

So 18 month ago we needed a TV that could be wall mounted and who better than the well known brand of Panasonic... There was my first mistake. Box was bashed, it was delayed 3 weeks etc. Well it actually worked fine until today when without warning it powered off and I have a red light blinking once every 4 seconds, 2 screaming children and a helpline that although says 24 hours a day seven days, is not open on a Saturday.

TV will not turn on - black screen with flashing red light. Nothing in the user manual, nothing on the website and it goes downhill from there. Attempts to email from website result in bouncing you back to the home screen. Attempts to chat from the website result in a message popping up that chat is closed and call the toll-free number. Attempts to resolve problem via phone result in a frustrating circle of futility as you are bounced from one "automated assistant" to another. When you are finally directed to "press 7" if the problem is no picture and a flashing red light (which tells me this is a very common problem!), another automated assistant tells you what to try and to "remain on the line if this doesn't work so a customer service person can help you."

Many shows we watch on our Panasonic LCD TV are too dark. We can't see much of the picture in some shows. We have tried adjusting contrast, brightness, vivid. Even after trying everything the techs say, still lousy, overly dark picture. Sports, game shows, news look fine, but not shows like "Game of Thrones" or many dramas.

TH50A410D - I bought a 50 inches Panasonic TV on 21st of March with a two year warranty. I thought I had a good deal however my good experience lasted only few day and on 31st March, the TV went blank. It didn't started at all. I called the service desk and they sent a person to repair who adjusted few things so that the TV started. He mentioned that the problem may reappear. And it happened, next day same issues, my nightmare experience with Panasonic started. The service center doesn't know what to do. I had to call the technician who came to my home to fix it. He gave his manager number to me. I had to chase him for few days where he just reassurances that the TV would be replaced.

Bought a Viera Plasma 50" online in April 2012. The TV began to randomly power off within a few months. Since I have AT&T U-verse service I thought my cable was the problem. After going through the AT&T service protocol we found it was the TV which was able to reboot itself, probably because it had been turn off and unplugged. In Feb 2013 I made my first contact with Panasonic and was given the name of a service repairman in my area. He replaced the on/off switch but the problem persisted.

Our 3 year old 50" TV (P50UT50) made a loud noise and shut off w/ 8 blinking lights. Seems like a VERY common issue and no real solution offered from Panasonic. I can't even find a replacement board to order. Sad to see these things end up in landfills when a company manufactures a defective product and doesn't bother to own up to their mistakes to make it right. I'll never purchase another Panasonic product again.

Bought my 60 inch Panasonic TV in October of 2014 at Best Buy. Thank goodness I purchase 2 year warranty. My Television keeps turning off by itself and makes a clicking noise! I called them and they knew about the problem, for the person was quick to suggest that the power supply was the problem. These televisions need to be recalled and quick before they start burning up people homes! They only want to fix the power cord instead of replacing the TV.

My mother has a 48in Panasonic Plasma HD TV. Every time the power goes out or gets unplugged it will not come back on for 22 to 24 hrs. This is very upsetting. She has had it about 2 or 3 yrs. I have read from others that this must be a defect from the company....

TC-P42X5 Plasma - Lost power. TV would not come back on. Contacted Panasonic since it was less than a year old and they tried to troubleshoot what might be wrong and had me try several different things but still would not power on. They gave me a repair number and a repair shop to take it to. 1 1/2 days later it came on so I called Panasonic back. And they told me it must have been some kind of glitch and it should be fine. And it worked fine until the next power outage which of course was after warranty expired.

TCP 50S30 Panasonic JUNK - Okay so after my wife's stage 3 cancer and my work injuries I decided we need a treat to replace our ancient little TV. So we purchased this beautiful LOOKING Panasonic. Piece of junk lasts barely 2 years before it croaks and starts flashing the 14 blink error code. I have read where the mounting screws on the boards were done with incorrect fasteners resulting in them coming loose, arching due to now bad grounding and frying the board. I am here hoping to find a class action suit as we cannot afford a new TV at this time and strongly feel Panasonic should man up and repair or replace their inferior workmanship and materials. If you know of a suit please let me know. Thank you in advance for any assistance.

Had same problems that many are describing. TV worked fine last night and upon returning from work, red lights flashing a sequence and TV will not come on. Makes a clicking noise. This is the second time this has happened. About one year ago a unit that was 2 years old did the same thing. I had a protection plan from Best Buy and after pulling teeth got them to replace. I upgraded and spent an extra 500 for the "newer" model. It has now happened again! I will go to Best Buy, solve this problem and NEVER BUY A PANASONIC product again. I have to wait for a tech to come out to tell me what I already know, then order a part that they don't have with them and wait some more. This is a rear inconvenience and I am beyond furious. I hope someone at Panasonic reads this and wants to talk to me because I can ASSURE them that I will be talking about THEM and it will NOT be flattering. DO NOT BUY A PRODUCT FROM THIS COMPANY!!!

We love the plasma puncture but the television goes out if it is unplugged or if there is a electrical outage even with the power surge... this has happened 4 times. We called Panasonic and we were told to contact a repairman that could fix this issue, we called and verified this is a common malfunction on this television. The TV went back on after a few days. We called again after another event and Panasonic still states we must pay for the repair and they may contribute something towards the cost... this should be fixed at Panasonic's expense. They have an F for effort and consumer confidence. We would never purchase a Panasonic anything again... Sony is the way to go. I hope they are related to Panasonic. I don't think Costco sells Panasonic, now I know why.

About 15 min after turning on tv, a vertical 2 inch band appears in the middle of the tv. Model tc-p42s2 purchased 3 years ago. Serial #lf02170274. Is there a fix or is it a goner?

I have an issue with the 5 year warranty which I paid for separately on my Panasonic plasma TV bought in December 2011. My Plasma TV has currently been with approved Panasonic repair agent called DK Audio Visual in Morden Surrey since the 15th of January 2015 after sparking and arcing inside the panel. A possible fire hazard without being too dramatic. On the 27th of February they (DK) are still none the wiser as to whether they can fix my plasma TV. They did not have an additional 2nd part they needed and ordered to carry out the repair apparently a totally new Plasma gas screen.