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By Martin (Cleveland,England)
A good TV for the money,Ideal for bedroom.Not as good as my Sony 32"lcd + freeview.
Dont like sound,Dont like sound going off while roaming,does not have,return to last viewed channel,system.
Good points:- Great picture,Easy setup,Good value,
Get one while you can!.
By May Bird
Most impressed with your service in supplying the Television set so promptly.
Chosen on recommendation Amazon proved the best value and the set is providing all that we require in picture and sound quality.
By James Young (UK)
Bought one of these over a year ago, it has a fantastic picture with good resolution
and the ability to read the sd card from my camera is an added bonus. Panasonic make some fantastic items and their telephones are also very very good.
By AndrewL94 (Plymouth, U.K.)
When we huddled around those tiny grey, pebble-like screens in huge mahogany boxes to watch the 1952 Coronation or the 1966 World Cup, we could really have done with the Panasonic TX-L32X15. In fact, I'm almost sure that at some point I was thinking, "Wouldn't it be nice to have a large, slim black square screen hanging on the wall, wilth stunningly sharp images and opulent colours?"
It's taken a while, but TV technology has finally come of age. Unfortunately the programme content has moved in the opposite direction, but that's another story.
I use mine to watch re-runs of David Attenborough's fantastic "Blue planet" and "Life on Earth" (this is free on the Eden Channel until 1st May). I also watch football whenever I get the chance. Incidentally, if you have cable, the auto-tune feature will find no channels. Instead you must switch to AV every time you turn on. Which is annoying. Not having a decent aerial, I haven't tested the Freeview setup, but take others' word that it's very good. In fact everything about this machine is very good - apart from the sound, which is occasionally tinny & slightly distorted. Hence the absent star.
I tried a couple of cheaper models before this one. Worth every penny of extra expenditure.
By I. R. Acocks (UK)
We were due to migrate to a Virgin package which included TV and it seemed (to me) a good idea to upgrade from our beloved 28" CRT TV to an 'in you face' flat screen before the Virgin invasion. My beloved however expressed a tad less enthusiasm and also clouded the issue with a perfectly reasonable enquiry as to what we would do with the old set which was still working without problem but had virtually no market value. Eventually my arguments prevailed but I was conscious of the potential opposition and, in the interests of domestic harmony, went to work seeking out the best set to suit our (well my) budget. Several hours on the net and a day trekking around Nottingham stores brought me to this Panasonic. From what I had read on the net, and heard by interrogating helpful store staff, I was happy that 1080P was not essential for a 32" model but that 100Hz would probably prove to be an asset. The price was not unrealistic (although it did involve some 'selling' back at home to get it accepted by the censor).
In the end, I bought it at a local store. The price was higher than Amazon but it came with a five year warranty and, in the event of a problem, the logistics of returning it would be easier.
We are both well pleased with the set. As soon a my wife saw the picture, my fears on the 'domestic rift' front were immediately allayed. This was not just in contrast to our old CRT set but simply for the attractive picture which in turn gives more pleasure to TV watching.
As other reviewers state, out of the box set up was simple but the contrast, and colour, both of which which were pre set virtually to maximum, needed immediate but simple adjustment. The sound could be crisper but is adequate for out needs. The built in Freeview gave considerably better reception than the stand alone box that we had been using and I was able to hook up our DVD recorder to the component inputs on the TV for even better pictures from that source. There did however seen to be a lot of inconsistency between the Free-view channels, some being more colour exaggerated or considerably darker that others, and settings for say BBC1 were not optimum for some of the channels showing American programmes. However, since hooking up to Virgin Cable, the set really come into its own with sharp and consistent pictures on almost all of the channels.
The remote control does have rather large button and, for my needs, is cluttered with unnecessary controls for Panasonic linked peripheral equipment. The operating manual is again in large print, well thought out and very easy to follow. The SD card input is adequate for playing a slide show of photos but would have been so much more flexible if it accommodated MP3 or more video file formats. A USB input would also have been a useful addition for me.
Overall, for its price and ease of use, it is difficult to fault this television and both of us are pleased that we bought it. Unfortunately, like anything in this category, the price is already falling and after deciding what to buy, knowing when to buy remains a skill in itself.
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