It wasn't there when this review was done, but I have a 48" arriving next week so will check with that, but they should be there.Phil, can you confirm if the BBC's catch up services are now available for the CX as per the article posted in the news section on Monday.
Appreciate they may not have been available when the review was undertaken, if it was a a few weeks ago.
Thanks.
ThanksIt wasn't there when this review was done, but I have a 48" arriving next week so will check with that, but they should be there.
All the BBC apps are available as per the article and working properly.Phil, can you confirm if the BBC's catch up services are now available for the CX as per the article posted in the news section on Monday.
Appreciate they may not have been available when the review was undertaken, if it was a a few weeks ago.
Thanks.
Thank you.Good review Phil. Thank you.
I hope the black flashing fix isn’t too far away. I agree it’s relatively minor and can be mitigated, but it’s really distracting when it does occur. The posterisation, that I hope is part of the same ”bug”, is arguably even more distracting.
Then you're not going to like the fact that I have the 48-inch coming next week for review.I do find it a bit odd reveiwing a TV that was just reviewed less than two months ago albeit the larger version.
Then you're not going to like the fact that I have the 48-inch coming next week for review.
I have no plans to cover as a PC monitor.Will you also be assessing the CX48 as a PC monitor? I have been using mine for triple duties: movies, games and as a work monitor (so word processing, web browsing, video conferencing). Probably in a 10:30:60 usage ratio.
I'd be interested in your thoughts as I had to (a) disable the auto-dimming from the service menu, and (b) set the TV so that contrast was at 70 (OLED brightness at 100); to stop it auto-dimming to the point that MS-Word or Zoom were unreadble/unusable. Thankfully, its all sorted now and I no longer really notice any differences between this and my previous LG 34UM ultra wide monitor (apart from the extra screen real estate!)
Thanks for the review, am hoping to finally get an OLED this year.
Is there any content out there that is solely HDR10+ that isnt dolby vision as well?
And there is me reading you do not favour any particular make.Then you're not going to like the fact that I have the 48-inch coming next week for review.
Has there been any improvements in screen reflection handling over 2019 model? This seems to an area that could do with improvement on all flagship current TV’s.
Yes it is supposed to be best so far. However look at what Apple introduced with Nano textured glass. Hopefully TV Manufactures can offer such an option rather then playing with coatings.The Samsung anti-reflection screen is supposed to be excellent. Not sure I could bring myself to buy one mind.
IPlayer is now available.It wasn't there when this review was done, but I have a 48" arriving next week so will check with that, but they should be there.
Panasonic has no plans to send out review samples of the HZ980. I am working on the HZ1000 review this week, it should be up soon.Hi Phil, will you be reviewing the Panasonic HZ980 & HZ1000 soon?
Thanks, look forward to itPanasonic has no plans to send out review samples of the HZ980. I am working on the HZ1000 review this week, it should be up soon.
Good review but the scoring is very generous for a model that is a tweaked version of last year’s equivalent, and which lacks basic functionality.