POSITIVES
I may be a little biased but I do like the Panasonic brand I have had the 50 and 55 inch plasma but this is the first 65" and also the first large LED / LCD screen, without doubt this is a stunning piece of kit, running 4K content off YouTube is stunning, I also run my Blu-ray, Sky box and computer through a Denon amp which upgrades to 4K giving stunning pictures, but even without all of that, the picture in 1080i/P is still superior to anything I have seen before, there is on board Freeview HD tuner, and another HD tuner connection for a 2nd satellite.
There are so many other positive things to mention, this flagships model has it all, and what I have tried works not just well but outstandingly well, but there are a couple of things I did not like.
THINGS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT BEFORE PURCHASE
This is an Active 3D set, but if like me you have had an Active 3D Plasma set your 3D glassed will not work, you will have to buy new USB rechargeable 3D Glasses (TY-ER3D 4ME)
On this set 3D does not work in 4K mode only in 1080i/P
This 65" needs a full 1500mm width level top to sit on due to the new design of legs and support of the TV which go out to the edge of the screen.
Negative Points
This is just a personal thing which is really annoying (to me) the screen sitting on its stand on a flat surface tilts backwards, so if you are viewing it face on it does not notice a lot, but if you are viewing it from an angle say from 30 - 45 degrees, personally to me it is really annoying, although it makes no difference to the quality of the picture in any way.
If hung on the wall it will be "not applicable" this problem, so for me I just adapted it so it sits lever, the base of the TV is heavy compared to the screen so it is not going to tip and fall forward that easy.
CONCLUSION
Knowing the above would I have purchased another make or model (NOT A CHANCE) This is one stunning 65" 4K TV and wouldn`t change it for the world, I am just a member of the public and these are just my own personal views and observations.
I may be a little biased but I do like the Panasonic brand I have had the 50 and 55 inch plasma but this is the first 65" and also the first large LED / LCD screen, without doubt this is a stunning piece of kit, running 4K content off YouTube is stunning, I also run my Blu-ray, Sky box and computer through a Denon amp which upgrades to 4K giving stunning pictures, but even without all of that, the picture in 1080i/P is still superior to anything I have seen before, there is on board Freeview HD tuner, and another HD tuner connection for a 2nd satellite.
There are so many other positive things to mention, this flagships model has it all, and what I have tried works not just well but outstandingly well, but there are a couple of things I did not like.
THINGS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT BEFORE PURCHASE
This is an Active 3D set, but if like me you have had an Active 3D Plasma set your 3D glassed will not work, you will have to buy new USB rechargeable 3D Glasses (TY-ER3D 4ME)
On this set 3D does not work in 4K mode only in 1080i/P
This 65" needs a full 1500mm width level top to sit on due to the new design of legs and support of the TV which go out to the edge of the screen.
Negative Points
This is just a personal thing which is really annoying (to me) the screen sitting on its stand on a flat surface tilts backwards, so if you are viewing it face on it does not notice a lot, but if you are viewing it from an angle say from 30 - 45 degrees, personally to me it is really annoying, although it makes no difference to the quality of the picture in any way.
If hung on the wall it will be "not applicable" this problem, so for me I just adapted it so it sits lever, the base of the TV is heavy compared to the screen so it is not going to tip and fall forward that easy.
CONCLUSION
Knowing the above would I have purchased another make or model (NOT A CHANCE) This is one stunning 65" 4K TV and wouldn`t change it for the world, I am just a member of the public and these are just my own personal views and observations.