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SultryGherkin

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#306303 11-Jul-2023 20:40
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Kia ora, I am looking for more information of the Panasonic lx900, because Panasonic is not sold in the USA reviews are almost non existent. Consumer.org rates it quite highly, but it rates every Panasonic tv highly which raised suspicion, is there anyone out there that has one and can provide feedback? I currently have a sony x85k that I want to put in the gaming room, is this TV going to be a good replacement? Or even better? Thanks!


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nitro
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  #3103059 12-Jul-2023 10:03
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Panasonic has the habit of slightly changing model numbers. It looks like the LX900 in NZ is the LX940 in the UK and the LXW944 in Germany. Brief look shows they match specs.

 

 

 

 

 

 




SultryGherkin

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  #3103404 12-Jul-2023 18:11
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Thank you so much man, been looking for ages, absolute legend. Sounds like it's a good family tv for the living room which is exactly what I want, just need someone moderately decent to watch Netflix and stuff. Thanks!

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  #3103544 13-Jul-2023 09:40
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SultryGherkin:

 

Kia ora, I am looking for more information of the Panasonic lx900, because Panasonic is not sold in the USA reviews are almost non existent. Consumer.org rates it quite highly, but it rates every Panasonic tv highly which raised suspicion, is there anyone out there that has one and can provide feedback?

 

 

Thats not coincidence.. Panasonic make some of the best TV's around particularly their OLED models





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