Panasonic Plasma Tx-P55Vt65B

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A simply stunning screen that’s engaging to watch and comfortable to use – this is a great TV

We’ve long been fans of Panasonic plasma TVs, and by now we’re all aware of the news that Panasonic is stopping R&D of plasma display panels. But that doesn’t mean the firm has stopped making plasma TVs, as the Panasonic TX-P55VT65B proves.

With a Full HD, active 3D screen that’s filled to the brim with new smart features and a variety of control options, the TX-P55VT65B
certainly promises a great viewing experience for £2400.

Let’s cut to the chase: we can’t fault this screen – it’s simply beautiful, and delivers a captivatingly immersive viewing experience.

Detail is sky-high; there are layers upon layers of subtlety here that give the picture a lovely sense of depth and insight. Picture
definition, too, is accurate without edges being over-sharpened, and the overall clarity on offer is remarkable.

The picture is smooth and clean, too: the VT65’s talent with contrast shines through in hard-to-render dark scenes: black levels are velvety
deep, with whites punching through. Shadows are never lost, while textures of different materials are fully conveyed.

Last year, Panasonic plasmas had a subtle almost sepia-tint, but there’s no hint of that in the TX-P55VT65B. The colour palette has a
well-balanced natural tone, with colours looking pleasingly lifelike.

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