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Panasonic TX-50EX750 review

Posted on November 29, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The only thing separating Panasonic’s five-strong line of EX750 LED LCD TVs and its OLED range toppers is the underrated but advanced TX-55EZ952. In terms of spec then, this is a well-appointed flatscreen fleet.

The 50-inch model featured here merits 4K Pro status, and is HDR10 enabled. It’ll also support HLG broadcast HDR when that starts and is promised an HDR10+ firmware upgrade, as and when that becomes relevant.

More specific attractions include a high transmittance Super Bright Panel and Enhanced Local Dimming. While 3D may be out of favour with most TV manufacturers, the EX750 even offers active shutter 3D, although no glasses are included in the box.
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