Panasonic JX800 50 Inch 4K HDR Smart Android TV

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There is no HDMI 2.1 support via the three HDMI inputs, but there is ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) available for gaming and a measured input lag of 15ms, which makes the HX800 a possible choice as a gaming TV.

Electronics brands and leading movie directors created Filmmaker Mode. A single button sets the film's colour-palette, contrast, aspect ratio and frame rate as the director envisaged. The picture automatically adjusts even if light levels change Compared to the MZ980 there’s a boost in sizes, 42- to 65-inches, though this series appears to drop the HCX Pro AI processor for Panasonic’s 4K Color Engine Pro. What could that mean for the picture? As of now we’re not sure, but we suspect the finer colour handling and brightness of the above models won’t be as possible for the MZ800. LZ2000: The LZ2000 is Panasonic’s all-singing, all-dancing flagship OLED. It’s powered by the company’s most advanced chip – the HCX Pro AI Processor – runs the latest version of its smart OS, My Home Screen 7.0, and supports a wide range of HDR formats, including HDR10+ Adaptive and Dolby Vision IQ. It’s significantly brighter than last year’s JZ2000, has an improved audio system and is now also available in a 77in screen size. For many, the appeal of Dolby Vision is the idea that you’re seeing a film or TV show exactly as intended, but we still find the default Dolby Vision settings too soft and warm.Batteries are not included. You will require 2 x AAA batteries to operate Genuine Panasonic N2QBYA000038 TX-40JX800B TV Remote TX-50JX800B TX-65JX800B. Why limit your home entertainment to broadcast TV and its fixed schedules? Android TV lets you watch all your favorites, however you want. It gives you a smarter, easier way to get more from your TV. See the best series from services including Netflix* and Prime Video* in beautiful colour with the stunning 4K detail their makers intended. Panasonic's elegant JX800 Series 4K LED Android TV has a HDR Bright Panel Plus for colourful pictures. This attractive set is easy to use and offers a host of streaming choice. Our HCX Processor refines the picture so mustsee dramas look amazing too. The HX800 is available in 40in, 50in, 58in and 65in sizes. You may also spot a Panasonic HX820 making the rounds online. This model appears to be exclusive to John Lewis but it is actually identical to the HX800 in terms of its specifications and performance. The HX820 may have small cosmetic differences (i.e. the colour of the stand) but, whatever they are, they aren’t listed. Panasonic is going big on OLED screens in 2023, with five in total announced at the event. That includes the MZ2000, MZ1500, MZ980, MZ800, and MZ700, with the entry-level models featuring Android TV OS as their interface.

The GX800 boasts Multi-HDR support, specifically, HDR10, HLG (broadcast HDR), HLG Photo, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. Watch the latter and your preset choice changes to Dolby Vision Vivid, Dolby Vision Bright and Dolby Vision Dark. Far more exciting on the features front is the inclusion of both of the currently available dynamic metadata HDR formats: Dolby Vision and HDR10+.Those eyeing up the GX800 as a large, affordable gaming monitor will be pleased to hear that, while the set doesn’t support VRR, it does boast very low input lag. We measured it at 14.6 seconds, which isn’t far off the lowest current TVs are able manage.