Panasonic TX-43MX610B, 43 Inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart 2023 TV, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Linux TV, Dolby Atmos & Dolby Vision, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, 2 Feet Pedestal, Black

This is a beautiful product, easy to use, screen size is big,every bright, great sound quality, great app support, system updates perfectly, great value for money

I bought this during the prime day deals, read the reviews but thought I’d give it a go, even if a couple of them weren't great.The tv remote is a bit on the chunky side but it’s not that bad, if you’re like me and have other things going to your tv, you’ll hardly use it anyway.The tv itself I have no complaints, power up time isn’t as long as my last tv, the picture is great and performs well. Didn’t take long to set up as long as you give the instructions a once over because there’s quite a good few things on it.It tells me when my internet signal is a bit low and when it’s fine. Overall a great bit of kit and for the price it was worth the purchase. Glad I didn’t get put off.

the linux version of this tv is terrible. it is no way comparable to models with other operating systems. I can say this because I've had one of these. the sound quality is appalling and the 'eq' within it makes it even worse. unless you crank up the volume to an unpleasant degree you cannot hear spoken content clearly. and at such volume any music will come crashing through. you'd have to keep the remote to hand and constantly have to adjust it. expect the audio quality of a tv from around 1975. even if you disconnect from the internet your viewing will be routinely interrupted by demands you update the software. there is also a HDCP error which suggests the TV is incompatible with external HDMI devices. A screen randomly appears onscreen telling you this. It recommends you turn the TV off to reset it- among a myriad of other suggestions. If you do this, the TV will then not turn back on. at the time of writing- and 30 minutes after being switched off, the tv cannot be turned on again. the screen image is reasonable and, accepting this is not an expensive tv, you may say you get what you pay for. i eventually returned it and wouldn't give another house room if it was offered free.

I bought the 65 inch television. For the price, it's a great television. The picture quality is satisfactory as is the sound.With that being said, I absolutely hate the remote control that came with this television (see attached picture). The remote control is large and clunky, and for some reason, the television's responsiveness to the remote control is rather slow. It doesn't react as quick as I'd like, which is frustrating when you're typing something on one of the apps like Prime Video.Still, for the price, I recommend the television. It's of good quality and from a reputable, trustworthy brand. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is due to the remote control, sadly.

Was everything I hoped for and expected. Picture quality is very good even when upscaling SD or HD and watching 4K video streams is top drawer. Takes a while to tweak the picture to get it right as there are very many options but would recommend getting away from the defaults very quickly and start from switching to "Cinema" mode which, in itself, is close to perfection.Remote takes time to master - as all new remotes do - but all in all a great TV for a superb price !

I like this TV a lot. I’ve always had Panasonic TVs and never had an issue. This is my first TV for quite a while.Good bits:-It’s easy to set up and install the legs. I’m not using mine to watch TV, rather the apps like Netflix and Prime. These work well. The picture is clear, the sound is good. The video experience is immersive and the image quality is good.Bad bits:-If you’re using with any old 1080p blu-Ray players, you need to tinker with the settings quite a bit to get this to work.I like this TV, it’s good value for money, it looks smart and modern, it’s a nice size and the pre-installed apps make streaming easy. I didn’t have a big budget or need for anything overly fancy, so it suited me.

Panasonic Quality at a lower price than you might expect , works as it should , looks and sounds good , fairly easy to set up , probably my only criticism is when you do anything with the control like change channels it always seems to make it such an issue , in stead of just changing channels it always seems to question your decision to do so , just flick over for goodness sake ! overall I am very pleased with it

It's a good TV, sound and picture quality are very good and as described.There is a sensor jutting out at the bottom of the TV for the remote which I didn't like the profile of as it looks like an after thought.As others have mentioned the power cable is very short so I will need to extend that for my purposes.My only real issue with this TV is it not the full Android TV interface/menus but a very cut down restricted Panasonic version of this with very limited apps and app store. (It has most of what you will probably use) I have a Sony TV with the full Android TV interface and there is a big difference.The only way around this dumb TV was to not use ANY of the so called smart TV features and use a Chromecast Google TV dongle/device which gives so much more flexibility, choice and Google Home Integration.