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That’s a massive loss. Panasonic TVs usually have great factory calibration and are the most accurate OOTB. The Z95B is a beast of a TV, it’s better than the LG G5 imo.

Yes Sony has better processing but its not better in every category (gaming for example) compared to the Samsung and it simply does not warrant the prices they want you to pay. They have to overcharge to meet their margin and thats why they are struggeling in the market. Same with Panasonic, the Z95

Always preferred Panasonic TVs for their picture (wife used to work in mastering video content and her video engineers agreed). In 2017 I bought the discounted 2016 top-of-the-range Panasonic (58DX902B) at a bargain price as recommended by Vincent at HDTVTest, and figured I'd get a good 10 years out

More or less the same, still Panasonic z95b, LG G5, PA32UCG and PA32UCDM. Not sure I’ll get anything this year unless Sony or Panasonic come up with something great later this year

16 years was a good run man! And nah, the Sony Mark 2 definitely won’t be a downgrade, it’ll be an upgrade. I’ll give you a quick breakdown to hopefully get your hopes up after losing such a great plasma. I’ve been using plasmas since 2011; started with ST30 > GT30 > F8500 > ZT60. Just last year I f

As someone who calibrates all these TVs I would #1 just calibrate the tv yourselves. It would be less than $2000 and cheaper if you really want because all display tech now has issues near black, I’ve tested them all. Sony is probably the best, with equipment the Panasonic Z95B is king right now, pe

The reported peak brightness on the G5 by the manufacturer or in reviews is going to be for like a 1 or 2% window because it’s an OLED. I’d set the TV in HGIG mode, calibrate with Windows HDR tool and note the numbers reported there (my Panasonic Z95B uses the same tandem OLED panel as the G5 and I

1299 is a steal. I’ve got a Panasonic z95 and it’s the best OLED I’ve ever owned. Yeah definitely build like a tank haha

A little bit late reply, but we had four OLED flagships side by side last week in a room with their recommended settings. We tested a few dozen of the very darkest scenes. Each scene was replayed from a very high-quality HDR10 video stream. If we simply look at the amount of detail we could see in e

Cant seem to run any adb shell commands to the tv some reason (and can't connect it to a computer). I'll just have to use legacy dns and if logs show any malware stuff I have to unplug all.but one device at a time to try work it out. Shame that a top of range TV (Panasonic z95b) decided to use fireO