Panasonic TX-55AX902

Revelatory, plasma-rivalling image quality ; Good 3D performance ; Solid, weighty sound

Response time too slow for serious gaming ; Pricey

Trying to do a manual calibration for dark room conditions ended up with a result that was only marginally better than the automatic attempt delivered by the 55AX902’s Ambient Sensor mode and Normal picture preset – albeit with the Normal preset’s...

Rich, vibrant colour performance ; Excellent fine detail ; Solid smart portal ; Great catch-up with Freetime

Poor motion handling ; Generally unsatisfying image presets ; Limited black level ; Pricey for the performance offered

Beautifully built, with candy-rich colours and integrated HEVC decoder for Netflix 4K, there's plenty to admire about Panasonic's flagship TX-55AX902. However infuriating picture presets and smudgy motion handling limit this high-end UHD screen's appeal.

Excellent image delineation; comprehensive Smart connected functionality; Netflix 4K; backlight uniformity

Poor motion handling; clumsy image presets; fan noise

Brilliant picture, passive 3D + 4K screen makes 3D better than ever

Expensive!!!

Brilliant picture, passive 3D + 4K screen makes 3D better than ever

Expensive