Panasonic TX-65MX650B, 65 Inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Dolby Atmos & Dolby Vision, Android TV, Google Assistant, Chromecast, Bluetooth, Black

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This supports every key streaming service and offers a new accessibility menu that provides access to voice control, audio description, dialogue enhancement and subtitles. With multiple HDMI and USB ports, users can connect external devices such as gaming consoles and laptops to the TV.

Panasonic’s 2022 TV ranges promise to bring a whole host of improvements to last year’s crop of tellies, so without further ado, let’s look at the new tech and features being incorporated into the various models.This sees the hydrogen elements found in typical OLED displays replaced with deuterium, a heavier compound capable of emitting stronger light. The same goes for black depth and viewing angles, too, but there is a fundamental brightness and zestiness to the colour that make for an appealing and enjoyable natural performance.

Picture quality tests include broadcast 1080i high-definition TV, Freeview, Freeview HD, viewing angle and the stability of motion in fast action scenes. If your television has no signal, you can check the following: - Check whether your television is set to the correct source.The tuner type of the Panasonic TX-65MX650B is both analog and digital, allowing users to access a wide range of channels. This television offers a wide viewing angle, allowing viewers to enjoy the content from different positions in the room. Every model in Panasonic’s 2022 OLED lineup uses the latest iteration of the company’s smart platform, My Home Screen 7. Nature programmes look more real and dramas will pop from the screen – all helped with high contrast HDR capability.

Panasonic is keen to push the gaming credentials of its televisions in 2022 and its improved Game Mode Extreme is supported across the whole of the OLED lineup. It only takes a relatively small outlay on a media streamer to fix this, but it's a shame that that's necessary, particularly as it isn't with most of the HX940B's rivals.There’s no weight or dynamism to get our blood pumping and that removes the feeling of jeopardy to the scene. Not only does Panasonic release numerous new TVs every year, but the similar-sounding model numbers make it hard for the layperson to tell them apart. Everything is tested by our dedicated team of in-house reviewers in our custom-built test rooms in London, Reading and Bath.