Very good price for the 65gx800

Too good. Maybe the shop mistaken the price with gx600 lol. Just buy the 65gx800 at that price if you have not 🤪 coz the market for that size hovers slightly over rm5k.

Can support 3D Bro?

3D is dead 😂

Many new releases still have 3D though.

New releases of past year's movies only.
New movies nowadays dont do 3d anymore.

Do Panasonic have their own android tv? just search their website only smart tv..

Firefox OS only if not mistaken

I'm using CX600 model with Firefox OS and using the YouTube apps. Since the last few days, when I go to Subscription/Library menu in the YouTube apps, I can move the cursor only I've to the left and can't move left/up/down anymore in these 2 menus. However, there's no such issue on the Homepage. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling YouTube apps but still same issue

Anyone of you using Pana smart TV with Firefox OS had the same issue?

I just got to know that gx600 in 65" inch is VA panel (all other sizes and gx800/740 are IPS).

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saw this in Panasonic website about the gx800...does it mean gx800 only have HDCP1.4 but not 2.2? =.=

The majority of 4K Blu-ray discs require HDCP2.2 on TV to play back HDR, whereas the HDMI input on this TV support only HDCP1.4; accordingly not all HDR contents are guaranteed to be enjoyed on the TV.

Could it be there are multiple version of GX800 ? I saw some pages which say GX800B, GX800K and HDCP 2.2.

i saw this in pana malaysia website...only 1 GX800, and this info stated there...i dont think DV or HDR10+ can run at HDCP1.4....
if this is the case, that means only can enjoy DV at Netflix, whereby the others are failed to do so (HDMI input, example Bluray, andriod box, set top box, etc)

This post has been edited by kskoay: Sep 6 2019, 08:48 AM

Hi sifus, I want to ask if Panasonic 43" TH-43E410K. any good.

Budget less than 2k.

Ok I just browsed the spec, yeah it did mention HDCP 1.4 for HDMI input. "this TV support only HDCP1.4; accordingly not all HDR contents are guaranteed to be enjoyed on the TV." Bummer, Panasonic !

This post has been edited by puchongite: Sep 6 2019, 10:31 AM

I guess Panasonic is following Sony's footsteps now.. cut corners on low and midrange tvs and only focus on high end models for Malaysian market.

why i saw it says support HDCP 2.2 on HDMI?



https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-65gx800k.html

Go down lower in the page for the next appearance of the word 'HDCP'.

Saw that, i think it just the general clauses and they didn't update it.
Because OLED GZ1000k also has the same statement.

As long as HDMI spec there stated HDCP 2.2, then shall be fine i guess.

Possible. But would you dare to take the risk ?