Do not buy this TV . It is not the size mentioned!!!! LOL



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Set mine up yesterday and very pleased. At £549 it is a really good "bang for buck" deal.
Netflix upgraded to 4K and it's faultless, Blu-ray upscaling works really well, SD content off Sky and freeview is more than watchable, the Firefox UI is pretty slick and easy to use and the TV setup was really simple.

They all follow suit on price reductions and rises......
I paid £569 back along from AO, then not long after saw the TV slightly cheaper elsewhere... but now AO are charging £699.

Mad..... you never know when to pull the trigger on something these days.

Showing as £599 now. I ordered one Sunday as not having the 5 year warranty was not an issue for me.

Instead of listening to the tv experts on here, with their 8/10 bit, hertz, nits and other specs malarky that is constantly trotted out on tv deals....
I spent a lot of time & petrol driving round shops checking out different tv's, seeing them in the flesh and comparing them with 4K, HD & SD picture quality, sound quality and general design.
For the mid price, the Panny DX700B stood out for me, so i bought it.

The only thing i dont like about it so far, is that there's no program scheduled reminder in the guide.

Just FYI, you still do get a 5 year warranty. You just register the TV at Panasonic...stick a £20 Chromecast in and youre laughing

Same price on Very, with 10% new customer discount its under £500

This a better picture then then the hisenses

Ha.
I noticed the other zero star review they say how the picture is all pixelated. No mention of what they are inputting in the tv. I would imagine some sd content.

Tell that to the reviewer. Lol

Oh ffs screen size is measured diagonally not vertically

Do not buy this TV . It is not the size mentioned!!!! LOL



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To be honest any built in smart features will all end up useless after a couple of years. Much better with a separate device Firestick/FireTV/Chromecast/Now TV/Roku they're all cheap and can change them every couple of years when they start running slowly or stop being supported.

For me personally with this tv I could never get the sound output right to my av receiver using the internal apps. I used the HDMI ARC but this would not auto turn on so if I used the internal apps I had to manually select it and then when watching Sky I had to manually unselected it. Not very slick when I have activities programmed into a Harmony remote. Much easier to ignore thw internal apps and just use Fire TV for them instead.

​Yeah that disappointed me as was hoping for a plex client. No biggy though as I got a chromecast plugged in anyways

I've heard that Firefox os is no longer supported. http://www.pcworld.com/article/3124563/open-source-tools/mozilla-is-stopping-all-commercial-development-on-firefox-os.html. if that matters to you?

Cheaper from AO. Their headline price is £599 but the price comes down to £539.10 when you apply the the 10% off code LARGESCREEN10. Quidco available at AO as well.

AO link

I have this tv, I paid £999 for it when it launched. Really happy with it.
Aside from the usual spec etc one thing that put me off the Hisense was the crazy thickness. This is really nice looking and nice and thin.
I have 4k Netflix subscription and Amazon and all looks fantastic. Also have the 4K version of Fire Tv box so using the HDR input. Real test will be when I get an Xbox One S and a proper ultra HD Blu-ray. For £549 it's superb value

they will not price match Amazon

Is this better then the hisense TVs currently on offer?

This is a great price. Panasonic charge this for the refurb ones on their eBay store

It's been this price at Very for a while now.

nice price for this.