Panasonic TX-P50VT50

By Trusted Reviews on February 13, 2013

Pros: Excellent, cinematic picture quality, Minimal crosstalk with 3D images, Good value for what's on offer

Cons: Not the brightest pictures in the world, Some fizzing noise over skin tones, Chubbier and heavier than LCD models

By 5FWD on December 03, 2012

The Panasonic TX-P55VT50 is surprisingly rare beast in this day and age. Sure, it’s a giant 3D smart TV, but it’s also a plasma one, and they’re unusual when LCDs are much cheaper to produce. But their stunning contrast and colour...

By TechRadar on October 10, 2012

We'd say that Panasonic's even larger takes the crown of the brand's - and the flatscreen TV industry's - king of plasma TVs. But at the arguably more important 50-inch size, this sumptuous Full HD plasma TV barely puts a foot wrong....

By T3 Magazine on July 01, 2012

With the TX-P50VT50, Panasonic has created a TV capable of hyper-reality. Its images are darker and more dynamic than real life, yet pictures always appear natural. Whether your thing is sports or movies, this high-end set is not going to...

By DigitalVersus on June 25, 2012

The VT50 takes Panasonic's top-end plasma into 2012 with style! Like its predecessors, it delivers near-perfect picture quality even if it isn't immune from the usual drawbacks of plasma technology (weight, power use). It's THE must-have TV...

By CNET UK on June 15, 2012

The stunning 50-inch Panasonic TX-P50VT50B produces possibly the best pictures I've seen from a TV. There isn't a massive difference between it and the cheaper TX-P50GT50B though, apart from a £500 price hike, so this is one for the...

By Expert Reviews on May 22, 2012

The TX-P50VT50's fantastic image quality, excellent 3D and smart features makes it the ultimate TV...

By Whathifi.com on May 17, 2012

The is the flagship plasma TV in Panasonic’s 2012 Viera range. It arrives for review hot-on-the-heels of the , which is the next model down the range.The VT range adds a few features and also comes bundled with some extras, which we'll come to...