Panasonic TX-P42ST30B

By Home Cinema Choice on February 08, 2012

The P42ST30B is the most affordable Panasonic plasma yet to offer viewing in the third dimension, and in terms of both spec and looks, it is the runt of the brand’s 3D plasma range. Its appearance is somewhat unrefined with its grey-green screen,...

By Pocket-lint on December 22, 2011

A good TV for 2D, but the lack of included glasses and lack of HD detail means it's not perfect. But overall, this is a likeable screen that gets our seal of approval...

By Whathifi.com on November 28, 2011

After its supernatural show of strength in our 2011 Awards (particularly for the GT30 series), is back with a more modestly priced, more modestly specified contender. And back with the same clarity of purpose it’s been exhibiting all year. The...

By CNET UK on October 14, 2011

It's disappointing that the Panasonic TX-P42ST30 lacks the media streaming features found on the company's higher-end sets, but it still manages to impress, with the deep black levels and perky colours helping its 2D and 3D pictures stand out...

By PC Advisor on July 28, 2011

Panasonic got a lot right when it designed the TX-P50ST30b. Unfortunately, the image quality wasn't one of those things. The picture isn't awful, but it should be better....

By DigitalVersus on July 04, 2011

Like the GT30 before it, the Panasonic ST30 television produces a great quality picture. It's a great choice for Home Cinema fans with a tight...

By Trusted Reviews on June 24, 2011

Aside from lacking some multimedia features and a little 3D finesse, the P46ST30 is very much a chip off the old Panasonic 3D plasma block. Which is, of course, a very good thing - especially when it comes to being able to watch 3D with little...

By TechRadar on May 10, 2011

The Infinite Black Pro-toting TX-P42ST30B is 2011's most affordable active 3D plasma screen. It has been shorn of one or two fancy features that Panasonic reckons the mass market won't feel deprived of, but is still crammed with the latest...

By CNET UK on April 27, 2011

The Panasonic ST30 may lack some of the extra frills found on its GT30 and VT30 sisters, but it still delivers superbly cinematic pictures no matter whether it's working with 2D or 3D...