Panasonic TC P65ST50 - 65" Class ( 64.7" viewable ) VIERA ST50 Series 3D plasma TV - 1080p (FullHD)

I had been content for 7 years with a Samsung HD but when the colours and the sound started to go wrong I researched what was available in 2012. It was between Samsung, LG and Panasonic. Samsung were too expensive now. LG did not offer all the features ...

The set was delivered within a week of ordering. As others have noted, the default picture settings do not provide the best picture. CNET has reviewed this TV. It provided suggested Custom picture settings. Using these settings provided an excellent ...

You've read the recommendations on CNET. You've scoured through all the Amazon Customer Reviews. You've even looked at all the 1 star ratings, worried that you'll be in the minority that doesn't love this tv. You've been to shady parts of the internet ...

First the sound - sounds like a cheap transistor radio inside a glass case, it is so muffled, it is mostly unintelligible. The sound is only tolerable on my stereo The set is less than 4 months old. But I know what my favorite channels are - THEIR LOGOS ...

Before burning me at the stake for throwing a 1-star rating at an otherwise perfectly reviewed television, please take a minute to read the entire review. I usually don't rate anything but I figured with the amount of time that went into this decision ...

I have U-Verse, and have been happy like a clam until my 9-year old Samsung DLP died, so I got into the market for a new TV. I've read quite possibly everything about this TV (cnet, pcmag, amazon, you name it). 95% of the reviews glorified this TV. So ...

But most dvd video with good resolution were displaying perfectly without any pixalation...Good for most but if you want all the channels when available you will need hdmi cable with audio return channel and a supporting reciever...So overall Well, I use the term 'perfect' by most people's standards...

You never stated the recommended settings at the end of the article...

This year I won't be surprised if -- after reviewing however many other 2012 TVs that come down the pike -- that recommendation will go to the ST50 series...The 3D picture quality was very good as long as you remember to put the TV on the 48Hz setting (see the update below...In the default Cinema, Movie, or THX settings (I don't calibrate for 3D) the ST50's 3D black levels looked deep enough, with good shadow detail, but didn't look appreciably deeper than those of any of the others, aside from the Sony HX750 and the Vizio...