Panasonic Viera TX-L47ET5B

Wi-fi works well and my Lumix camera,s SD card works well when inserted into TV. However to be fair I am still getting to grips with navigating round the system. Anyone not adept at technology stuff such as the elderly might well struggle with this and...

Not that easy to understand manual or user friendly for average Joe.

Exceeded my experience

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Wi-fi works well and my Lumix camera,s SD card works well when inserted into TV ; However to be fair I am still getting to grips with navigating round the system. Anyone not adept at technology stuff such as the elderly might well struggle with this...

Not that easy to understand manual or user friendly for average Joe

Excellent quality picture. Easy to use

Sound quality not quite what expected from a high spec. TV

Great TV, slim, lovely colour, clear picture. Really happy with this!

Not really a bad point, but it would be nice if the sound levels had indicators or numbers.

- awesome big tv. just what i wanted. - best price for passive 3D. - 3D films play straight off USB.. (i live with 2 other people and we all have our own USBs sticking in to it at the same time... sweet.)

- glasses push ears out a bit so they are a bit uncomfortable after a while (get other ones cheap anyway, cinema REALD work fine) - sound controls a bit silly with the EQs on custom setting, cant get it to sound good. (on music mode thers a piercing...

Great TV, slim, lovely colour, clear picture. Really happy with this

Not really a bad point, but it would be nice if the sound levels had indicators or numbers

Great design, crystal clear picture, low energy consumption and doesn't get warm like other tvs. Light enough to carry and easy to set up.

Sound, thin TVs mean small speakers and the volume has to be turned up to max to be able to hear it in a busy house.

Easy to set up. Great picture.

The sound is sometimes too quiet even when turned right up.

Great 3D, Looks good with the Sky HD box, you also get 4 pairs of specs, slim.

Sound not very good, but you do get used to it, also i dont like where the HDMI sockets are, they are located on the back left of the screen quite close to the edge, so if you have quite thick cables you can see them sticking out, also i wish the...