58" Panasonic TX-58DX900E £1,779

lukaszd2007

4 in stock https://www.alza.co.uk/58-panasonic-tx-58dx900e-d4020544.htm?o=1

droidman123

Thats a good price for that tv,which gets great reviews.unfortunately,the same cant be said for the website selling it.no way would i risk spending a big sum of money on that site.i have never used it,but going by trust pilot it looks a bit of a mickey mouse job

https://www.google.ie/amp/s/uk.trustpilot.com/amp/review/www.alza.co.uk

jspuds

Better deal from Richer Sounds plus six year warranty
https://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/panasonic/viera-tx58dx902b/pana-tx58dx902b

sunny2004

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.alza.co.uk

tedpan

The link to trust pilot is already posted above..

Richer sounds all the way, they're the best

It's also 200e cheaper than the original deal in Ireland. Panasonic store .ie

Gadge

I have that TV and the picture can be incredible but....
Lots of dark areas on the screen especially when viewing at a slight angle
Lots of halo-ing during dark scenes due to the honeycomb style backlight arrangement.
Its awful for playing media from USB (unable to play a LOT of 4K HDR stuff I've downloaded, and much of the 1080p stuff it can't play the sound - I bought an nVidia Shield to make up for these).
A good few stuck pixels around the screen.
The OS, while very good, is now discontinued and it's appstore is terrible.

For the price I paid, I probably should have waited for the 2017 lineup before shelling out (I bought in November).

dodzy

Gadge wrote: »

I have that TV and the picture can be incredible but....
Lots of dark areas on the screen especially when viewing at a slight angle
Lots of halo-ing during dark scenes due to the honeycomb style backlight arrangement.
Its awful for playing media from USB (unable to play a LOT of 4K HDR stuff I've downloaded, and much of the 1080p stuff it can't play the sound - I bought an nVidia Shield to make up for these).
A good few stuck pixels around the screen.
The OS, while very good, is now discontinued and it's appstore is terrible.

For the price I paid, I probably should have waited for the 2017 lineup before shelling out (I bought in November).

That's a hell of a lot of negatives for a ?2K TV.

Soarer

dodzy wrote: »

Gadge wrote: »

I have that TV and the picture can be incredible but....
Lots of dark areas on the screen especially when viewing at a slight angle
Lots of halo-ing during dark scenes due to the honeycomb style backlight arrangement.
Its awful for playing media from USB (unable to play a LOT of 4K HDR stuff I've downloaded, and much of the 1080p stuff it can't play the sound - I bought an nVidia Shield to make up for these).
A good few stuck pixels around the screen.
The OS, while very good, is now discontinued and it's appstore is terrible.

For the price I paid, I probably should have waited for the 2017 lineup before shelling out (I bought in November).

That's a hell of a lot of negatives for a ?2K TV.

A lot of people don't want to see the flaws in their set after shelling out €2k. Fair play to Gadge.

TrustedApple

I have the model under this the TX58DX802B.

Its my 2nd Ultra HD TV just don't ask about the LG and Power City.

Fantastic TV, Pitture is something else on 4K HDR Films, Works great with the PS4 Pro. Netflix looks great on it.

I dont care about app stores or TV OS. AS i dont use it at all never seen the need for smart tvs as i just use my PS4 or xbox one if need to use stuff.

Pique

€1800 TV is a bargain?

The boom is back, baby!

Gadge

Soarer wrote: »

A lot of people don't want to see the flaws in their set after shelling out €2k. Fair play to Gadge.

Maybe it's something 99% of people would not notice but I can be very picky with TVs