It makes sense, you are either in the LCD camp or the Oled camp, so nice to quickly see whats the best in your camp.I see we don't have best hdr tv award now. We have one each for oled and lcd. keep up the good work
you are either in the LCD camp or the Oled camp
They have to be items we have reviewed and there is no interest in TVs under £500 or smaller screen sizes. We have spent the time in the past trying to cover these items and nobody read them or showed any interest. When you get to that price point and screen size, it seems people are not interested in reviews, they just go and buy what looks good to them.Still would like to see awards for:
Best TV under £500 (as this is a bracket for most students / kids etc)
and
Best TV under or equal to 50 inches
Tbf an American shootout loved the AG9. So all isn't lost. lol
Wait what?
Best Home Cinema TV - Panasonic GZ2000
Best HDR OLED TV - Panasonic GZ2000
Best TV innovation - Panasonic GZ2000
Best TV under £1500 - Panasonic GZ950
Best gaming TV - LG C9
Best overall TV..... LG C9
I've said it before and I'll stay it again. Panasonic are going to quit trying to deliver the best accurate picture (especially out of the box accuracy). What's the point? might aswell just pay for HDMI 2.1 certification and you win TV of the year
Phil great choices and i agree. Unfortunately many won't, guess thats the love of the hobbyYes, I totally stand by my choices here.
Yes, the Panasonic is a great TV and is superb in some areas and lacks in others.
The Best Overall TV is the C9, it offers better UI, better smart TV, image quality that is just as accurate out of the box and calibrated, but perhaps lacks slightly out of the box with colour against the Panasonic, but it's a small difference. Plus, you get a far more advanced AutoCal system and the unique tone map editor where you can enter the exact measured peak brightness and also manually adjust the tone map to suit that specific TV, the Panasonic doesn't offer this. And then you have the excellent gaming input lag of 12.8ms and HDMI 2.1, so yes, in my opinion having lived with all of these TVs, and actually compared them to each other side-by-side, that is my conclusion.
Having won so many awards I think Panasonic will continue to champion the enthusiast market with even better next year.
Thanks for your feedback.
Yes, I totally stand by my choices here.
Yes, the Panasonic is a great TV and is superb in some areas and lacks in others.
The Best Overall TV is the C9, it offers better UI, better smart TV, image quality that is just as accurate out of the box and calibrated, but perhaps lacks slightly out of the box with colour against the Panasonic, but it's a small difference. Plus, you get a far more advanced AutoCal system and the unique tone map editor where you can enter the exact measured peak brightness and also manually adjust the tone map to suit that specific TV, the Panasonic doesn't offer this. And then you have the excellent gaming input lag of 12.8ms and HDMI 2.1, so yes, in my opinion having lived with all of these TVs, and actually compared them to each other side-by-side, that is my conclusion.
Having won so many awards I think Panasonic will continue to champion the enthusiast market with even better next year.
Thanks for your feedback.
Why not? It won best HDR OLED TV. It pushed the game on and may very well have pushed LG and others to try and better it.I bet we won't see a 'Custom Pro Panel' in Panasonic's 2020 line up though
Agree i think the zg2000 will continue in 2020, might be wrong thoughIt was just a interesting comical observation, not a disagreement.
I bet we won't see a 'Custom Pro Panel' in Panasonic's 2020 line up though
Why not? It won best HDR OLED TV. It pushed the game on and may very well have pushed LG and others to try and better it.