My GX800 finally gave out. Now no display, but backlight and sound got. Any experience same issue? Sent to Panasonic was told to change panel RM1.5k. Possible repair?

How long you have used it?
You need to compare the purchase of new tv vs repair with warranty?

Bought in 2020, out of warranty already. Obviously not worth the money to replace the panel.

If you were to buy the extended warranty upto 5 years.. you are covered for panel fault.

OEM is by TCL . But Panasonic is the one who finetune and tweak it .
It just goes to show 1 thing , when it comes to accuracy (hence , PQ ) no one has surpass Panasonic and their can do it on any platform given the resources .
The only reason they tripped last year , was due to the limitation of the crappy TV CPU .
Otherwise , Panasonic TV is always a pleasure to watch .

I probably have mentioned this before  , watching anything on the these Panasonic OLED is like looking at a piece of  smooth and silky fabric  .
It is eye-wateringly beautiful .

I just wish they get rid of the crappy " myhomescreen " UI . It has been pulling their legs for so very long .

I’ve had Panasonic since their plasma days.  I have been wondering what has happened to the brand as far as TV is concerned.  Has anyone compared their mini leds with Samsung and Sony of late?  At the moment I’m still watching a 55 inch 4k lcd tv from 2016.  PQ still superb even though speakers gave out last year, but using AVR anyway.  Moving to a new place middle of the year, so looking for a decent replacement, aiming for 75inch.

I’ve had Panasonic since their plasma days.  I have been wondering what has happened to the brand as far as TV is concerned.  Has anyone compared their mini leds with Samsung and Sony of late?  At the moment I’m still watching a 55 inch 4k lcd tv from 2016.  PQ still superb even though speakers gave out last year, but using AVR anyway.  Moving to a new place middle of the year, so looking for a decent replacement, aiming for 75inch.

Plasma user too.. as far as TV nowadays, I see a pattern of limited lifespan. So I decided not to spend too much on TV's. Due to budget concern I'm going for the 75" MX800. Have you consider this model?

How is your experience so far?  Tq

Still in the planning. But most likely will go for it. I have 55GX800.. in my room now. So far so good.

Got your new baby 55GX800?

Im using it more than 2 years i think. Just a little white color bleeding on the side sometimes. Other than that its ok.

PANASONIC TH50MX650K offer RM1800, is the tv is ok? any pro and cons?

I’m using a Panasonic Android tv so far ok and I also have Samsung tv. I prefer an Android tv. My Samsung tv sometimes buffers during peak hours but no issues with my Panasonic Android tv. Someone here said Google tv is better.

I bought my tv from Harvey Norman with extended warranty (2+3 years warranty) my friend advised me to do so. O would you consider getting a 55 inch Tv? I regretted buying a 50 inch tv should have bought the 55 inch tv instead.

I’m using a Panasonic Android tv so far ok and I also have Samsung tv. I prefer an Android tv. My Samsung tv sometimes buffers during peak hours but no issues with my Panasonic Android tv. Someone here said Google tv is better.

I bought my tv from Harvey Norman with extended warranty (2+3 years warranty) my friend advised me to do so. O would you consider getting a 55 inch Tv? I regretted buying a 50 inch tv should have bought the 55 inch tv instead.

Have u using this PANASONIC TH50MX650K? Is it ok?

Mine is TH50HX655K. Panasonic tv is reliable. I have been using Panasonic tvs for awhile. What are your concerns?

In case you are wondering, I bought Samsung tv to test their Tizen OS system. Their selection of apps is limited. They don’t have some of the apps I wanted.