Panasonic Viera TH-65PZ750U

• Average user rating: 4.5 stars out of 6 reviews
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• 9 stars

  Best picture quality I have viewed!

  by kellyncalifornia on November 20, 2007

  Pros: Room lighting has little effect, although a dark room is best and is viewable from all angles in the room.

  Cons: The unit is a little pricey but if you swing it, go for it.

  3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 9 stars

  Amazing picture quality

  by skchopra on September 29, 2007

  Pros: deep black levels, studio reference mode, HDMI input on front

  Cons: Stand not included

  Summary: I love this monster TV (Panasonic TH-65PZ750U) with gorgeous all black frame, excellent picture, 3 HDMI inputs with one HDMI input on front.

  Summary: I love this monster TV (Panasonic TH-65PZ750U) with gorgeous all black frame, excellent picture, 3 HDMI inputs with one HDMI input on front.

  3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 9 stars

  Incredible Picture!

  by Otrebla0 on March 9, 2008

  Pros: Awsome Picture, Great Sound and Best Value!

  Cons: Very Heavy and Huge Mount (Min 200 lbs)

  Summary: I got a brand new unit for a net cost of $3,800. At this price, I doubt there anything out there that can match the value.
  
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  Summary: I got a brand new unit for a net cost of $3,800. At this price, I doubt there anything out there that can match the value.
  
  Beware of refurb and B Stock units. They do not have the 1 year warranty. Do your research! If the box has rip lables or if the serial number on the back of the TV is highlighted pink. It is a refurb or B stock unit.
  
  Units will be around $3000 by year end with the introduction of the 800 series this year.
  
  Picture quality is amazing and the sound was surprising overwhelming. Not sure we need a surround sound system anymore.
  
  Highly recommend a professional calibration by an ISF certified technician. Not necessary, but highly recommended. Asked at Best Buy.
  
  Rather than Blue-Ray, we went with an inexpensive 1080P Upconverting DVDR. Checkout Costco. Get the best HDMI cable you can find. They are worth it.
  
  In a 15 by 15 room, there is no need for a suroundsound system. Over the fence, would be using the optical audio out, but the digital coax will work just fine too. We tried both.
  
  We put the unit and other equipment in separate electrical circuits just as a precaution. Again not necessary.
  
  We used a low profile mount into a sheered wall, so the unit comes out less than 5 inches. We are building a box around out of molding with holes for ventilation at the top and bottom to get the in set look.
  Again not necessary.
  
  From my research, laser tv and holographic tv is coming in the next 10 years. My 50 inch rear projection last me 15 years at about half the oost of this one. Given the depreciation of the dollar, if this unit lasts 10 years my investment would be more than covered.
  
  Also, there are new laws for discarting electronic equpment. If you upgrade, you need to figure out how and where you are going to sent your old stuff. Do not accumulate in the garage. Sell it, give it to the Salvation Army or Goodwil and take the tax write off.
  
  Good luck!

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  2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 10 stars

  Incredible 65" Plasma HDTV w/vivid colors & deep blacks

  by robozepp on December 11, 2008

  Pros: Beautiful picture - especially when watching Bluray (PS3) and Directv 720p & 1080i sources.
  Over the air ATSC tuner is great.
  Deep blacks - great contrast; Vivid true to life colors. LIke looking out a window.
  Great set for watching movies at home.

  Cons: "Anti-reflective coating" on screen is a joke. During the day, in a well-lit room, this (and just about every other plasma set I've seen) is like a mirror.
  Very heavy (200lbs) - requires special mounting bracket
  Need at least 2 people to install.

  Summary: I've owned this Monster sized plasma for 6 months now and couldn't be happier. My family truly loves it. The picture quality is incredible. I came very close ...

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  Summary: I've owned this Monster sized plasma for 6 months now and couldn't be happier. My family truly loves it. The picture quality is incredible. I came very close to buying the 60" Kuro (because I had heard that Pioneer has the best picture quality). But, after comparing the two sets side-by-side at BestBuy, I felt that both hold their own in terms of picture. Both have the best blacks - far surpassing Samsung, Hitachi and LG. The Sharp LCD's may be brighter, but they look washed out. I decided to go for the 65" Panasonic over the 60" Kuro because, for me, the extra 5" of real estate was important. As my wife will attest - bigger IS better.
  
  And, now that we have it at home, it does not disappoint. We have it mounted on the wall with 2 - 32" Aquos LCD sets mounted above. We have 3 directv HD-DVR's connected to the system, along with a PS3 for bluray. Great for the NFL Sunday Ticket. Polk Audio 6.1 surround speaker system connected into an Onkyo digital receiver allows our viewing experience to rival that of a commercial theater. A pretty penny for our investment, but wellll worth every dime.
  
  For bluray, the PS3 is really a great alternative. Playing Call of Duty or Madden on this set is pretty cool. And bluray movies are awesome.
  
  On the downside, this set does not come with a stand. It is sold separately and is rather pricey. Not a big deal for me, because I mounted it on the wall. But, something to be aware of. Also, be aware that the screen is very reflective. We have french doors along the back of the house - which is opposite the wall where the tv's are mounted. During the day, when sitting on the couch watching the tv's, I can see the patio through the doors which are behind me - from the refection that is coming off the tv. (This is NOT an issue with the 2 LCD's which hang above the plasma - since their screens have a matt, ant-reflective finish.) When watching a game or something, my brain kind of ignores the reflection on the plasma since I am focused on the action, but it is there and it is noticable - if I look for it. This is not an issue at night.
  
  Overall, given the pros and cons, I have to say that I am verrry happy with the 65" Panasonic th-65pz750u plasma tv. I've compared it side-by-side with the new 850u set that just came out and cannot detect a difference in the picture. I actually prefer the frame on the 750u, as it is little bigger and richer looking (since the built in speakers are side-mounted in the frame, instead of bottom mounted as they are in the 850u).

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• 10 stars

  owner 1 YR FLAWLESS...BIGGER IS BETTER

  by gold_bugger on November 27, 2008

  Pros: COLOR PROCESSOR GREAT! LITTLE TO NO GRAIN IN PICTURE

  Cons: 200 LB WEIGHT BUT WHO CARES!

  Summary: BOUGHT ON LINE FOR REDUCED PRICE... BOUGHT EXTENDED GUARANTEE WITH MONEY SAVED BUT THE PLASMA HAS BEEN FLAWLESS,YOU MAKE THE CHOICE

  Summary: BOUGHT ON LINE FOR REDUCED PRICE... BOUGHT EXTENDED GUARANTEE WITH MONEY SAVED BUT THE PLASMA HAS BEEN FLAWLESS,YOU MAKE THE CHOICE

• 9 stars

  Wonderful TV.

  by navy59 on May 31, 2008

  Pros: Amazing picture

  Cons: Heavy, heavy, heavy

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  I could not find this TV on display in any store. But, a high end store in my area said they could get it for me. It was really

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  I could not find this TV on display in any store. But, a high end store in my area said they could get it for me. It was really worth the wait. It is better than anything I saw displayed anywhere.

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