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Panasonic TX-55LZ1000B (2022) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV £999 With Code or Panasonic TX-65LZ1000B £1399 Delivered @ John Lewis
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Posted 29 March 2023

Panasonic TX-55LZ1000B (2022) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV £999 With Code or Panasonic TX-65LZ1000B £1399 Delivered @ John Lewis

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Price drops on both these models that are a step up from the 980B versions Need the code for 55" version the 65" version is the price displayed with no need for code.

My understanding in the difference between this 1000B and the 980B is the 1000B has a Master OLED panel and the 980B is just an ordinary WRGB Panel also the 1000B comes with a swivel stand

For a true cinematic picture - Master OLED

Immersive sound quality for cinema - Cinema Surround Pro with Dolby Atmos®

Class-leading colour, contrast, clarity and Auto AI mode - HCX Pro AI Processor

More viewing choice - Smart TV (my Home Screen 7.0)

Stunning speed, resolution and motion - Game Mode Extreme

H: 771mm, W: 1227mm, D: 348mm, Weight: 19.5kg. Dimension with recommended pedestal style
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  1. Plugman17's avatar
    Plugman17
    I have this TV (55 inch) and a lg c2 in 48 inch. This is a better picture realistic colours excellent near black performance. At this price (it's lowest) this is a great TV to buy.
    Plugman17's avatar
    Plugman17
    I agree the picture is outstanding on movies. It's very cinematic. It's worth the extra only areas the lg is better is for gaming and TV sound. The Panasonic sound is very clear but lacks bass but you can connect a wired sub to it that should improve things.
  2. d_jumper's avatar
    d_jumper
    Anyone comment on how this would be in a bright room? Was looking at a c2 but richer sound staff recommended s95b.
    jjames87's avatar
    jjames87
    s95b better in a bright room, but if it's really bright might be better with a miniled instead such as QN95B.
  3. daveyboy7474's avatar
    daveyboy7474
    I’m really torn between this model
    or just thinking stuff it and for LZ2000 at £1699
    sotv's avatar
    sotv Author
    If you can afford it, go for the LZ2000B if I hadn't got such a good deal on my Sony 65" A95K the Panasonic 2000B is the one I would have bought as I think it is in the top 2 of the 2022 OLED TVs that were produced and the 2023 version is likely to be a step up on that but a lot more money than the 2022 version

    Panasonic OOTB calibration for their TV's are meant to be amongst the best of any manufacturer, whether TV, Streaming or Gaming (edited)
  4. sotv's avatar
    sotv Author
    If you're looking to spend £850 on a 2021 LG C1 would seriously consider the Panasonic at £150 more as a much better specced TV and panel

    The stock pictures seems to confirm it is a Master Oled Panel on the LZ1000B compared to the LZ980B now as well and they're currently selling the 55" version for the same price on John Lewis at the moment, but the 65" LZ980B is a £100 cheaper than the LZ1000B

    49869020-bK4I5.jpg

    980B

    49869020-aJ0Bq.jpg (edited)
  5. neoshinobi's avatar
    neoshinobi
    I cant seem to find anywhere what hz the screen is. im guessing +120 at this price?
    TechFiend's avatar
    TechFiend
    120hz max, yes.
  6. mooooof's avatar
    mooooof
    Really good deal for this, I believe this is the John Lewis exclusive model as well. I’ve seen it in person in store, looked great, only thing I didn’t like was the stand but thats nitpicking on my behalf. One nice thing is both Dolby vision and HDR10+

    not sure if all the HDMI ports are 2.1 as it mentions input 1 & 2 and not the other two inputs

    VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) (input 1 & 2)
    4K HFR (High Frame Rate ) (input 1 & 2)
    AMD Freesync Premium (input 1 & 2)
    (edited)
    loop's avatar
    loop
    Correct, like the Sonys it only has two HDMI 2.1 inputs, the others are 2.0b.
  7. Glaesgae's avatar
    Glaesgae
    Does this TV have Freesat? Getting some conflicting specs online. I know it has a satellite tuner, but would it have any EPG?
    daveyboy7474's avatar
    daveyboy7474
    I don’t think this has freesat like the old  Panasonics do I think Sony have done a deal with them now 
    it was satellite but not epg as far as I can see as you say a lot of conflicting stuff online 
  8. Jacob_Z's avatar
    Jacob_Z
    Finally the price has move a bit but still on high side..
  9. Red-VIII's avatar
    Red-VIII
    Has the LZ1000B got a Master OLED panel?

    I know the LZ1500B and LZ2000B does with the LZ1500B being the same panel as the 2000B but without the upgraded sound.
    Red-VIII's avatar
    Red-VIII
    Having read the tech spec it appears the LZ1000B is a Master OLED whilst the 1500B and 2000B are Master OLED Pro.
  10. dolanduck's avatar
    dolanduck
    Hey it's my TV!

    Superb TV tbh, the best PQ you can get. Near blacks as already stated are handled brilliantly and you don't get the crushing you might on other sets.

    Terrible OS though, comically bad.
    TechFiend's avatar
    TechFiend
    Is it Samsung bad though?
  11. StoneyWales's avatar
    StoneyWales
    I had rounded my options down to the LG Oled65G2 or the Samsung 65 S95b. How does this Panasonic model compare to those particular models?

    Looking to use for gaming mostly and movies.
    floydy's avatar
    floydy
    Another option is the Sony s95k as well but still over £2,000 but good question in which a lot of people would like to know, I think I would get the Panasonic lz1500 though
  12. tdlcraig's avatar
    tdlcraig
    Why is this TV so thick at the bottom. 6.9cm. That 0ver 2.5cm's thicker than the LG's. So annoying.
    dolanduck's avatar
    dolanduck
    You should get a Samsung, they're thin and, bonus, they're flexible too.
  13. Husamx's avatar
    Husamx
    Is this £225 better than the C1? I only watch movies and sports and I don't care about gaming. Started with a budget of 700 and now considering TVs for 1k 🤦‍♂️
    TechFiend's avatar
    TechFiend
    If money is a factor, get the C1.

    It's an excellent TV for picture quality.
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