Recently bought Pana TV, I think true cinema mode is best to replicate natural colour with deep black.

Coming from a previous plasma user here.

You still need to do further calibrations...

This post has been edited by SteadyPana: Dec 22 2017, 04:28 PM

actually i adjusted the backlight to 60 after that.

now i guess it's perfect for my viewing.

Hi, anyone knows what is the refresh rate for the Panasonic TH-43E410K model?

Can't find the specific details at the product's specs and online.



This post has been edited by FusionXY: Dec 27 2017, 08:05 PM

Panel refresh rate 200Mhz.

Thanks bro.
HDMI cable 1.4 can support?

https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...th-49e410k.html

Don't think so

Haiz... Just ordered HDMI Cable Ver 2.0 and Right Angle Adapter Ver 1.4
Let me try later.

Guys I'm searching a 65 4k led TV for my living room... saw Senheng got offer TH65EX600K for rm4999. Compare to Sony and other korea branded 4k TV which one is the best to get? anyone kind to share some info? Million thanks in advance...

This post has been edited by zennan83: Dec 30 2017, 06:40 PM

Pretty 👍 just no 3D support.

Did you buy the TV online? How's the picture quality compared to Sony's X7000E, Samsung's MU6100 and LG's UJ630?

This post has been edited by boneyM: Jan 1 2018, 08:29 PM

I not buy online. Panasonic is default preset on more natural color instead of very vibrant. But all this can be tune to your preferable.

It is better compare by yourself and decide as different people different preferable.

For me this Panasonic is very great on up-scaling STD contents. It is very well done. The only cons I can said is they is a very slight light border shadow on this EX600 model.

• Sony X70E - It is nice but far more expensive and not running Android TV like others Sony this year TV, only start from X80E is Smart TV running Android TV OS.
• Samsung MU6100 - I never like low end Samsung TV as it was not good.
• LG UJ630 - I love LG new design remote which is very easier for input. LG WebOS design also much appealing. I initial is intend to buy LG TV. Support 2 out of 3 HDR format (HDR10 and HLG). The Smart OS is WebOS.
• Panasonic EX600 - End up I choosing this and no regret. Just the only cons part to me is that very slight light border shadow. Support 2 out of 3 HDR format (HDR10 and HLG), website only mentioned support multiple format and I already test it confirmed is support HDR10 and HLG. The Smart OS is Firefox OS (now already purchase by Panasonic).

They is 3 HDR format in market. HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG. HDR10 is the very common format and now all HDR TV is support it, awesome output quality, UHD Blu-ray is on this HDR10 format. Dolby Vision as I know only the LG OLED TV support it, so far as I know only Apple TV HDR is on this format even though it is the best ever did. HLG is the selected format for broadcast.

You can get a lot HDR sample to test here - http://4kmedia.org/

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jan 2 2018, 02:14 PM

Looking to get a 55 inch pana. Amy model recommended? Currently using 2 units 50 inch pana plasma

Depends on your budget. Higher model better output.

For the best and not too expensive get EX750 series.
For value get EX600 series.
For money no issue get EZ1000 OLED series.

https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...elevisions.html

Ex600? Below 3k?

YEAH JUST BOUGHT Panasonic 55" 4K Smart TV TH-55EX600K LAST WEEK FOR YEAR END SALES RM3199
Yesterday went back the shop price become 3288 =.=''
Shop left 3 units.

Any sifu can tell me for the HDMI Cable it is must buy good one or cheap below RM10 good enough ?

This post has been edited by Jinseven: Jan 3 2018, 12:34 PM

Wow Good info bro. Mean the this EX600 auto support 2 for HDR? May i know how to get the manual for this model TH-55EX600K ??

I bought Pana tv sometime in Dec 2017 and I got a FREE Panasonic High speed 4K Gold plated HDMI cable.

I have existing cable, so didn't use it. If u want, i can sell to u RM 50.

I got one already, just wonder is there different btw normal and good one

If your existing cable can send a 4K HDR signal from your 4K Blu-ray player to your 4K HDR TV, and the TV shows a 4K HDR signal, then you're set.