Panasonic TX-37LZD81

usability, durability, price, sound, glare

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

Freesat HD ; Freeview and analogue tuners ; Full HD

Just one favourites list ; Surround modes not great

Panasonic dishes up an impressive sub-£1,000 satellite and terrestrial combo. All that's missing from the mix is a Sky tuner

A very good all round performance along with the convenience of a built-in 'Freesat' tuner make the the Panasonic TX-37LZD81 an interesting proposition.

Picture quality and sound excellent

Can't think of any downsides....yet............

Picture Quality is Superb, Freesat perfect, Easy set up, Panasonic Fan

Poor Menu, and remote control is cumbersome

sometimes the image on moving sportsmen is not so good

Good number of connections - 2 x SCART, 3 x HDMI, audio, etc. Sleek design Start on SKY if required At first, saw little difference with HD (Ordinary broadcast is so good). But, on closer examination, extra detail is stunning.

Slight (about 30 seconds) delay for picture to reach full brightness. Starts at about 90% (still excellent) before reaching full eye-dazzling brightness.

Very Good sharp picture and images, and good sound quality

Large remote control

Very easy to install. Excellent picture quality even with none HD programes.

FreeSat

Not integrated enough with other panasonic products and remote control

Built-in FreeSat HD, Great picture quality. Must have digital TV where the terrestrial digital service is unavailable.

Remote a bit fussy in keying, must pin point the receptor to work.