Panasonic Viera Review: What You Need to Know

Review Panasonic Viera brings together the essential points to understand the news, its practical use, and the main implications for readers.

Design

A Panasonic Viera EX750B It has a nice metallic finish and very thin edges. All your connections are centered on the back left of the TV. Altogether there are 4 HDMI inputs, 3 USBs, one 3.0 and two 2.0. In addition, it has all the other connections that a Smart TV offers: ethernet connection, TV and cable antennas, optical digital audio, integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 connection. thin. At the bottom, there is a very small white mark and small LEDs indicating whether the TV is on or in mode. Stand by.

A good idea from Panasonic is the double option for attaching the support feet to the superscreen. When the room's rack is small, you can choose to install the brackets closer together. But if there's a lot of space, you can place them at the ends of the side edges.

Image

The quality of the TV images is really very good. We tested the model in the most different environments and in different situations: in World Cup matches in Russia, Netflix series in 4K and single files downloaded from the internet or from YouTube.

During the test, we used the internet over Wi-Fi, as the TV supports fast connection with 802.11ac 5Ghz broadband. Netflix content flowed very smoothly and without stuttering on all 4K series. Thus, at night, with the lights off in the room, the image quality is very similar to a movie theater.

The image interpolation works very well on the 120 Hz LED panel, the movements are very smooth and, even in very dark images, the contrast is excellent. When it comes to gaming, the images are also top-notch with a very fast response speed of 5 ms.

A Panasonic Viera EX750B brings unique features, 4K Hexa Chroma Drive and HDR work together to make images look real. Hexa Chrome delivers secondary colors in the traditional RGB scale, leaving images with even stronger and more vivid colors.

The model also has a function called “Ultra Vivid” on the control. With it on, contrast and colors are enhanced by the Studio Color HCX2 processor, which has been tuned by Hollywood film professionals. And added to the super glossy panel, which makes every image clearer and with professional quality.

O Upscaling is another very positive point of the EX750B, the TV can upscale images that are HD or Full HD to 4K. All series or programming from pay channels that were not 4K, were in a quality very close to Ultra HD.

The dark tones are well configured in any type of scene and the dynamic adjustment is really well calibrated, making the superscreen a good option to compete with more expensive and well-known models on the market.

Audio

The sound isn't the best, but the TV isn't bad. Since the model has some pre-configured modes and custom treble and bass control. Smart TV has 2 speakers of 10 Watts and equalizer to adjust each type of image. O bass is sorely missed in high action scenes that ask for more sound power.

Another strong point is the possibility of connecting via bluetooth to any type of external speaker. Panasonic's own expanded sound tower, along with the TV Panasonic Viera EX750B  enhances the experience. Any movie, sport or even cartoon becomes an even more immersive experience with very powerful sound.

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System and extras

The list of installed apps is huge. We didn't have any problems with crashes or slowness when opening or switching an application within Firefox OS Smart TV. I was really impressed with the fluidity and simplicity. Affirming that it clashes with the competition.

The system brings the main apps: YouTube, Netflix, Globo Play, Globosat Play, Amazon Prime Video, Telecine Play and others. However, the company left out Spotify or some streaming app.  streaming musical. A hole, since the TV has a Bluetooth connection.

Swipe & Share function makes it easy to share content directly from compatible smartphones or tablets, showing photos and other types of files on Smart TV Panasonic Viera EX750B. Also, the controller has some keys that are a little tight, but nothing that you can't get used to after a few weeks. But it has some dedicated buttons for Netflix, My App and home function that lets you create shortcuts to your favorite apps. Finally, the TV read all types of files from a flash drive without any problems: MKV, MP4, MPEG4, AVi, among others. The “rec” function also worked very well when recording content directly to an external hard drive.

Specifications Panasonic Viera EX750B

Image quality	4K ULTRAHDLED
Inches	58 or 65 inches
Screen Resolution	3840 x 2160
Update Rate	120 Hz
4K signal processor	Studio Color HCX2
4K upscaling	Yes
HDR	Yes (Multi HDR Support)
Local Dimming	Yes
Sound Quality	VR Audio True Surround
Loudspeakers	20W (2x10W)
Bluetooth	Yes
Built-in Wi-Fi	Yes with 802.11 ac
HDMI	4 / three sides and one rear
USB	3 / two being 2.0 and one 3.0
LAN Port and Digital Audio Optical	Yes
Price	BRL 5.400 *launch price

Conclusion

The very high quality image added to the post processing systems alone already make the EX750B a good quality model in its price range. Panasonic did not do badly, even bringing the system abandoned by Firefox, the Japanese giant continues to work to make its operating system more current and with a wide range of applications.

The image post processing and HDR fidelity are positive points that justify its professional quality. Its many connections deliver a great entertainment center for the whole home. Smart TV was launched at a very expensive price, but today it can be found on 58-inch version with a value close to R$ 4 thousand. The model is going out of line, but with that, she can get discounts and even more interesting promotions. The 65-inch version is already a rarity in stores.

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