Ok not 6.

FX series on SenQ...

TH-49FX600K.....RM2,500.00
TH-55FX600K.....RM3,050.00

hi ,im new here. wanted to get a UHD smart tv for my new house. but i am dilemma of getting 49 inches or 55 inches?
may i know whats the the recommended seating distance for the both sizes?

btw, is android tv good?

or
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/s...ce-relationship

This post has been edited by stasio: Jul 20 2018, 03:45 AM

This is not 3+3?


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Panasonic TH65FZ950K - is this the beginning of budget OLED panels?

Hv they announced pricing yet?

I saw at Aeon selling 15,599
They should start producing oled TVs without all the gimmicks.

This post has been edited by idoblu: Jul 22 2018, 11:50 AM

To who are still think want to buy 2017 or 2018 model, I found this info :
"Later this year, Panasonic will add support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to all of its 2018 OLED and LCD TVs via a software update"

at https://www.flatpanelshd.com/article.php?su...l&id=1520424154

HI Guys, I just bought TH43E410K recently and the adaptive backlight dimming is really really annoying.
Is there a way to turn the feature off. I have been searching the menu for hours but couldn't find the option.
Internet guide advice to turn off C.A.T.S but my menu doesn't have this option.
I called the service center but it seems like not much help from there.
Please help

find got this AGC autoo gain control

I have been searching for hours but I couldn't find Auto Gain Control anywhere in the menu.
Here's the screen shot of the menu.

what problem with the adaptive backlight dimming ?

It is constantly adjusting the brightness making it extremely annoying when watching movie or playing games.

Last section got enable advance?
Final way is stick a black tape to block sensor

No enable advance feature. I was hoping Panasonic Sales and Service can answer me but I doubt they can help. The first advice they gave me is to turn the backlight to 0

Where's the sensor? Worth it if it works.

I see, mine one is local dimming, different technology.

If other Panasonic 4K model, there is a function called adaptive backlight control, that you can turn off.

But from your screen capture, I dont see that

Yea I have research and local dimming work completely different from back light dimming.

The menu is extremely limited and I have spent hours searching how to turn off the adaptive control.
My only hope is Panasonic have this secret menu in the TV where u can turn off adaptive backlight.

Else I'm gonna sell the TV and start a campaign to boycott Panasonic TV

If you choose standard instead of cinema mode, would this have option to turn off th he approv adaptive sensor?

Give it a trial.

Standard setting makes the colors look horrible. But the brightness level doesn't shifts as much in standard mode.

Only true cinema mode retains the original colors from the source. I don't understand why manufactures setup their display like this.