Panasonic TX-P ST30 Series TV (42", 46", 50") Opinie (Telewizory)

Whether or not you've been impressed by 3D enough to have it at home, would you seriously consider buying a big, expensive TV that couldn't flirt with the third dimension at all?

Freeview HD tuner, great with SD as well as HD, colour, contrast

No home networking or Freesat HD tuner, lacks ultimate hi-def detail, no 3D glasses included

A good TV for 2D, but the lack of included glasses and lack of HD detail means it's not perfect. But overall, this is a likeable screen that gets our seal of approval

If you don?t need media streaming features or a Freesat tuner, then the Panasonic TX-P46ST30 is an excellent alternative to Panasonic's GT30, as it delivers much the same picture quality, yet costs around ?300 less.

Excellent contrast and black levels ; Warm, cinematic colours ; Excellent 3D pictures ; Impressive Internet features

Lacks media streaming support ; 3D glasses are pricey

The TX-P46ST30B may not have the most attractive design or the flashiest menu system, but it delivers the goods when it comes to picture quality with both 2D and 3D sources.

we ordered one before christmas - when it arrived it had the over noisy fan, which you could hear in another room, so quickly sent it back for a replacment

We bought this because the Olympics are to be shown in 3D. My wife failed to get any of the ticket's she applied for. A friend jokingly had suggested we get a 3D TV to watch on. As life long Panasonic and Technics fans it was a no brainer. Checked the...

I bought this set about 4 months ago now and it is now fully run in (which is a quirk of plasma apparently - the picture improves over the first 100 hours of use and during this time you should not use it for gaming or leave a static icture on the...