Panasonic TX-26LXD80

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Solid pictures and sound ; Excellent connectivity

Slightly drab design ; Over expensive

Despite its recent price cut, the 26LXD80 still looks too expensive when considered against the clearly superior Sony 26V4000

User-friendly, Freeview pictures

Costs as much as some 32-inchers, chubby, high-def lacks sparkle

The TX-26LXD80 is very user-friendly. It’s simple to use, the remote control is logically laid-out and the TV takes the pain away from setting it up by performing a few duties without being asked. As such, this is a great digital TV for undemanding...

Ease of step up and use.

digital reception.

Looks smart. Easy to set up and start watching. Speakers not hidden away, so sound comes straight forward. Lots of scope to alter sound and picture quality to your preference. Remote control is a good size and well laid out.

This is our first LCD TV so, as expected, we have to get used to very slight blurring at the edges of things moving quickly across the screen, but this is only really noticeable when sitting close to it. Not a problem.

Ease of setting up and operation

Bought for elderly relative, the large clear remote control buttons are ideal. Excellent freeview picture requiring minimal adjustment. Every connector type that could be needed as well as an card slot and CAM slot. Sound is very good for such a copact...

No dedicated buttons for quick picture and sound adjustment.

Good design Sound Clear Picture Excellent

I have not found any

great picture, great sound easy to set up and use, remote works a bit like sky so you can flick through whats on freeview without entering the tv guide, playstation looks great on it.

nothing so far

Sleek unit, easy to setup. Infact, you only need to turn it on! All other basic controls were easy to use & understand, including when connecting to bluray & sky+

Slight ripple noticed on front of tv casing (both ends/horizontals, seems to pinch at centres)... which believe down to poor build quality. It's only noticeable in certain light and at certain angles.. so have tolerated it. Real shame that Freesat...