Finally Everyone Can Get an OLED TV | Panasonic MZ800 Dolby Vision 4K UHD
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- This is the most affordable 2023 OLED I have tested the Panasonic MZ800
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Price here panasonicdirect.store.panasonic.co.uk/p-10160-panasonic-tx-55mz800b-viera.aspx?psn=2
I don’t mention price in the video as prices constantly change
Nice to see a central stand - rather than these TVs with the legs at the extreme outer edges.
Yess
Sadly Panasonic is not sold out here in the USA
Hey! You got a Video of the settings for gaming on the C2.. Can I also apply the same settings on my LG B2 or is there a big difference?
Many missleading comments here. All OLED panels have a panel update frequency of 120Hz. So if you watch movies 24p (120/24=5) you will get much better motion without artefacts than a LED TV with 60Hz panel (60/24=2,5). What the MZ800E lacks is that the HDMI version is 2.0 which only supports 4K gaming at 60Hz, instead of 120Hz for HDMI 2.1 contacts. For me as a casual gamer, not relevant..Regarding Vestel and Turkey, it is true that LED models of Panasonic had many issues, those are not frequent in the OLED model. In Sweden there is 5 year of warranty so I´m not worried. I doubt Panasonic would give that if they weren't sure about quality. By the way, are you aware of that the panels in Samsung NEO QLED are manufactured by TCL in China? So you should not buy an Iphone because it is made by Foxconn i China?? I ordered the 65 inch MZ800E after testing it at a tech store, it´s a superb TV with the same panel as LG B3 and the motion when testing football and movie was superb. Not much worse TV than the MZ2000 for 4000 euros! And I got it for a outlet deal of 1000 Euro.
What version of Android TV is running on this? And do you know how much RAM it has and some CPU specs? Wasnt able to find any online. Thanks
Nice review. Mine was delivered without a user manual. I had to go online to find the manual. I’d rather have a printed version. And you can’t get to the usb port if it’s wall mounted, unless you have an extension dangling down.
Cool video
Thanks
Can it do 24p motion?
Seen a few reviews complaining about sound being out of sync. Have you noticed this issue?
Would also be interested to know whether this is still an issue as have read about this in a few places now - mainly comments on product pages made by people.
On Currys’s the TX-42MZ800B is listed as having HDMI 2.1 & 120HZ, going by the comments I’m assuming this is wrong?
On Amazon and Panasonic itself too.
I read a comment on AVS forum that the 42 inch supports 4k at 120 hz but the larger 48 inch doesn't. The same person later posted that they are returning the TV due to software issues where the screen saver would come on randomly
I purchased one as it was advertised as having Filmmaker/True Cinema modes to give the best movie experience without all the horrible dynamic motion etc. Sadly, It doesn't have it, despite me exploring every single menu option, and all the movies look like a modern soap opera. Does yours have these features?
Filmmaker is from MZ980 oled
you need to turn of MCJ option in advanced picture options to eliminate soap opera
Is this even available in the States 😏❓
Good review, but the LG C2 is much better specced at just 50 quid more. Brighter, 4x HDMI 2.1, faster wifi and bluetooth.
Thanks for the comment ,was looking at this for my ps5 but saw the LG for an extra £50 with more features 👌
Actually, this is not a real Panasonic TV. It is manufactured in Turkey by Vestel, rebranded as Panasonic. Just look after before buying this TV.
No HDMI 2.1 was all I needed to hear
it has 2.1
@@Absa7319 Sure dude
@@jollamaIt does?
@@delilh325 Sure dude
If you're going to talk about how much or rather how little you're going to pay. Say the price.😮
I have just bought one but the picture quality is very blurry, any advice on the picture settings?
Take the protective plastic of the screen.
“Finally Everyone Can Get an OLED TV | Panasonic MZ800 Dolby Vision 4K UHD”
Except do they really want to? I notice in your video that it says “ assembled in Turkey “
Panasonic has been using Vestel with cheaper parts and we have had problems with a Panasonic TX-43LX650B (2022) LED HDR 4K that has proved a bad buy with issues like screen freeze.
We used to like and trust Panasonic but they seemed to have gone out of their way to tarnish their reputation so as to question whether they be bought from again with confidence.
How is this compared to C3?
It appears to have a 50hz screen, so doubt it compares.
C3 is better this is more comparable to the A3
Its a great oled tv for £999 for 55 inches in john lewis right now,no need to even think about it,great price for 55 oled tv,great review✌️
But its not a Pansonic. Its a Vestel made in Turkey
@@ashokathegreat4534 its still a Panasonic
@@Adrianek81 this television is made by Vestel. It’s based on the Toshiba XA9D OLED series. Only the logo is Panasonic.
But anyway. It looks like a great tv for the price.
@@ashokathegreat4534 Panasonic is again using Vestel for some of its cheaper models.
A trip to Asda revealed Viera D300 LED TVs (24", 43") made by Vestel,thats what i found,thanks for info about panasonic😱✌️
Listing the price in the video would have been helpful
I love the videos, but I'd love to know the prices in them too. This has been sent by Panasonic though.
It’s because the prices change so quickly, that’s why the link is there to provide the latest price. I’d love YT to have a editable banner for this exact purpose.
And pretty useless due to price differences around the world and price fluctuations. Also, there’s this new site called Google…
Wow, how much is Panasonic paying you for this review!
The 55" version is 1000 lbs or $1270.00 USD as of 1.29.24
LZ950 vs MZ800
LZ950 by a long margin. It's an actual Panasonic TV. The MZ800 is a Vestel with a Panasonic logo on it.
600 42"
It's a shame it's 4K60.
1000 pounds in the UK. 50hz screen so not that good for gaming.
60Hz*
Seems like a decent TV for general viewing and movies, not so good if you game a lot. Telling us the price would have been useful.
Not really. He gives a price and then three months later people are confused as the price has changed.
@@mavfan1 exactly the reason I don’t say 👏👏
I would describe a TV as a "device" rather than a "machine." Machine implies moving parts (gears, motors, etc). Modern TVs barely even have moving switches!
Panasonic have gone down hill whats happended
I wouldn’t say they have - it depends on your price point I have a 65” LZ2000 and it’s a fantastic TV….my friend has the slightly newer MZ2000 which is also first rate in every way.
Except this isn’t a real Panasonic TV
Everyone can't get it in the USA.
True that, it’s a shame they don’t