Panasonic Viera TX-L32E6

Great value ; Good picture quality for its money ; Intuitive and well-designed My Home Screen interface

Some resolution loss over motion ; More online video streaming services needed ; Remote is a bit old school

The key point about the L32E6, though, is that it’s flexible enough to enable you to get pictures looking pretty much exactly how you personally would like them to look, which is more than fair enough for such a cheap TV.

Looks great and picture quality is good. Smart features are tricky to navigate but add a new dimension to TV

Smart features are tough to navigate, especially without a keyboard connected

nice value

stand is not movable or cant tilt in different angles

picture quality is not very good for a panasonic and it was hard to get the colour and the brightness etc to the way I like it the instruction book is very limited not like other viera TV's I have had over all I was disappointed and would not buy it...

This is the second Panasonic Smart tv i've bought in the last 12 months and have found no bad points whatsoever..

Swipe share pictures

Poor play back on catch up channels also internet poor too

Slim and thin bezel, sound better than expected from such a thin television.

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picture quality is not very good for a panasonic and it was hard to get the colour and the brightness etc to the way I like it the instruction book is very limited not like other viera TV's I have had over all I was disappointed and would not buy it...

Very easy to set up to the Internet and tune in best TV I have bought

The built in help is not a good enough replacment fo an instruction manual. Being an eldery person I struggle with modern technology as I do not have the intuitave nature of a child