Panasonic CX8xx (2015) Series

image quality, usability, design, remote control, sound

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

If we knew were to tell you to get it, we’d suggest you immediately go check out Panasonic’s CX850U series television, and would go so far as to suggest looking at the 65-inch version for its slightly more advanced backlight system and picture...

Gorgeously nuanced, detailed, immersive pictures ; Fair price for what's on offer ; Firefox OS works brilliantly

Minor (but just about defeatable) backlight clouding ; Only three HDMIs ; Stand design requires large piece of support furniture

Stunning picture quality ; Firefox works well ; Excellent value for what's on offer

Pictures not the brightest ; HDR not testable yet ; Some minor backlight control issues

Overall, our first impressions of the 65CX800 suggest that so long as it doesn’t let its new brightness and colour richness run away with it, it could fix at the first time of asking all the niggles we had with last year’s nonetheless impressive and...

Superbly detailed, natural pictures ; Excellent value ; Firefox OS works well ; Exceptional colour rendition

Slight motion blur ; Occasional backlight flaws ; Average sonics ; Calibrated pictures lack brightness

While there's room for improvement with its backlight and motion handling, the 50CX802 is far and away Panasonic's best LCD TV to date. Its pictures benefit from a unique focus on colour and greyscale nuances that give it a genuine USP.

Minimalist, attractive design. Firefox OS-based interface is full-featured and easy to use. Good color accuracy.

Poor effective contrast. Expensive for the performance it offers. Only three HDMI ports.

Power and Conclusions Under normal viewing conditions, the 60CX800 consumes 185 watts, which would be very high for a 1080p HDTV of this size, but is fairly standard for a 4K display. Turning the Eco Saving mode on cut that down to 156 watts while...

Strong 4K performance ; Upscales Full HD content really well ; Attractive, intuitive interface ; Satisfying sound ; Generous smart offering

No 3D glasses ; Smart remote has some issues

Finally, a 4K TV that looks fantastic with Full HD content

Great picture quality ; Firefox OS ; Excellent colour reproduction

Slight motion issues ; Average audio ; Occasional backlight problems

Great natural-looking picture quality, Firefox OS is commendable, excellent value, future-proofed for content (including HDR at a later date)

Requires a really wide stand for the size, a little clouding, Firefox OS not as slick as webOS 2.0, some apps lack 4K (for now)

We might find the CX802's super-wide stand annoying, its Firefox OS isn't quite as slick as LG's webOS 2.0, and there are some to-be-updated apps that await a wave of the 4K magic wand. But what the Panasonic CX802 offers that its competition doesn't...

Great picture processing, 4K picture and upscaling ; Firefox OS is fast and user-friendy ; Fewer reflections than competitors ; Quick navigation in TV channel menus

Old Panasonic menus not integrated in Firefox OS ; Clouding issues ; Too narrow viewing angles ; Bad local dimming system (18 zones) ; Cheap remote controls ; Pre-calibrated color modes not very good