Panasonic VIERA 32 Inches HD LED TH-L32X30D Television

I bought this TV a few days back and I’m certainly a happy one. It’s a very good LED TV at a reasonable cost.
Display - 750p (50/60) HD.
To give you more clarity;
At a viewing distance of 12 feet, it would be difficult to distinguish between a 720p and a 1080p display showing the same 1080p video (like a Blu-ray movie) if you have 20/20 vision. 1080p is most critical with bigger screen sizes, where larger numbers of smaller pixels create a more seamless image.
It's less important for screens smaller than 40 inches, since you'd have to sit very close in order to notice the additional details. These days, though, 1080p sets are becoming the norm and no longer command premium prices.
My point being - YOU DON'T NEED FULL HD unless you are buying a TV with a screen size above 40 inches.

I have a Full HD Bravia 40 inches also in my house and HD ready in this TV gives a good fight when watching HD-Ready channels in Tata Sky.

LED gives better brightness, color-contrast when I play games in it. Also, it’s got a Viewing Angle of 178 degree which makes it easier for me use move.

It’s got 3 HDMI slots with one on the side which is very convenient.
USB and SD card support is enabled and I'm able to watch the Blu-Ray movies in absolute clarity. It doesn't support VOB, FLV and SWF extensions- but pretty much runs all the standard formats - MP4, MKV, AVI, MPEG, DIVX, etc...

The downside is internet - You need cable to connect it and its got IPTV - doesn’t have any other apps apart from facebook. Personally - I don’t use this at all. But, if Internet and WiFi are your prime requirements – I would suggest you to look at other models.

To sum it up - it’s definitely a good TV and is worth the money that you pay for it.

-DR

Any other lcd which is worth 19-20000 can match its quality. I bought this seeing LED-LCD, the resolution is so poor that at least 10k money has gone down the drain. Most of the movie formats are not suuported & hence sd card faclity is for namesake. Beware its NOT a Full HD. Wifi is another feature which is an eyewash as u can only see facebook.....who on earth buys tv for facebok...at least Youtube should be on.

I think I did a big mistake buying it in place of Sony.

For FLIPKART guys, please throwaway panasonic merchandise otherwise you will surely loose customers.

I bought this LED LCD TV this year,It has got good viewing angle with IPS technology built up panel,I checked the same features in LG(IPS panel),Samsung & Sony(non IPS panel) which costs me more & didn't have WIFI ready,media server opition etc...It support in playing all video kind of formats except some high frame MKV files,flash files etc....

Note : (LG & Sony supports MP4,VOB file video format only through usb for this price range during that period,but not sure per present market demand.)

It reads 500GB external harddisk via USB without any problem,while coming to screen clarity its equally good when we compare with the other brands.I watched few movies like Ice age 2,death race through ASUS HD media player & its good.I did lot of research & studied several reviews before buying this TV...

Overall its really worth what you pay & panasonic never disappoints.

Best for homes - Only TV with a wide viewing angle, you can sit on the floor or stand in a corner of the room and watch, you will still see a crystal clear picture. I want to a showroom to compared the viewing angle for almost all the other brands and did not find any which even comes close to this. One......A Very good one for Indian homes

Its not a good option to go for in 32k segment... dnt go by the word called APPS as you will only have Facebook.... no YouTube even. On the other hand resolution is so poor that at im feeling pity as why i didn't go for Samsung or Sony. Most of the movie formats are not supported. Its a HD ready tv (HD support available) not full HD