Panasonic LZ2000 4K OLED TV Includes First 77-inch Model Since 2017!

Panasonic has launched its 2022 flagship 4K OLED TV in the shape of the LZ2000 at CES 2022, featuring the latest "Master OLED Pro" panel, HCX Pro AI processor, multi-HDR support (including Dolby Vision IQ & HDR10+ Adaptive), two 40Gbps HDMI 2.1 ports (out of 4 HDMI inputs), new gaming features such as "Game Control Board", 360° Soundscape Pro with directional sound, as well as My Home Screen 7.0 Smart TV platform.

Three screen sizes are available, namely the 55-inch Panasonic TX-55LZ2000, the 65-inch TX-65LZ2000, & the 77-inch TX-77LZ2000. The 77in LZ2000 represents the first OLED TV from Panasonic larger than 65 inches since the 77" EZ1000 in 2017.

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[haj]

Trust me when I say this. Panny has amazing out of the box picture accuracy and tremendous upscaling.

[michaelwyckoff]

Just wish they would be sold again in the USA. People love Panasonic TV's. I had a Panasonic tv myself once upon a time.

[RobertNES]

If only Panasonic would sell TV's in the U.S. again! My whole house used to be Panasonic, Sharp and Hitachi TV's never had an issue with any of em!

[KineticPictures]

I'd buy Panasonic all day everyday, except for that small detail where they won't sell their TV's in Australia any more!!!

[stevenm]

This is probably the tv I’m picking up this year.

[ac]

If Panasonic released a 42" LZ1500 with heatsink, that would absolutely be killer.

[dariomladenovski]

great to see Panasonic not giving up on their TV's!

[boedillard]

While there were some big TVs announced at ces - IMHO it was dissappointing that the Sony and Samsung QD OLEDs were only 65". I'm glad Panasonic has started to go bigger.

[Jowurel]

Wish they’d sell their TVs in North America!

[Echelon]

I just saw this tv in my room in a dream... Felt amazing...

[dmop]

Purchased the JZ1500 55 inch and couldn’t be happier.

[little_fluffy_clouds]

My professionally-calibrated Panasonic GZ2000 is superb, able to provide pristine image quality and definitely the best TV I have ever owned (I had upgraded from an LG E7 OLED).

If the near-black processing problems of last year’s JZ2000 have been fixed, I will be upgrading to the LZ2000 just to get the HDMI 2.1 gaming features for use with my games consoles.

[NovoLibertas]

I really wish they were in the US market.

[RogueDroid]

Hi V... Please 🙏 ask Panasonic to release lz1500 in 77 inches ASAP.. I will buy one for sure.. PROMISE.. it was so hard not to be tempted by other offerings in 2021..

[oliverpurdie]

I have a 55" GZ1000 here in Australia that i absolutely love. Picture and colour accuracy got even better thanks to your recommended picture settings in a different video. Such a shame they don't distribute in Aus anymore.

[jamesrorschach]

Wish I could buy one in the USA. I have one from way back when and I still love it.

[vlcheish]

I just saw vincent in my room in a dream... Felt amazing...

[r.t.watson]

I'm starting to think Vincent doesn't sleep.🤣🤣

[quatz]

I have a GZ950 OLED and its the best TV i have ever owned. Glad that Panasonic are going bigger but i think they need a smaller display too like a 42 incher to remain competitive.

[jmber]

I have multiple Panasonic TVs over the years mainly plasma still going strong and year by year their TVs have mainly been the ugliest looking but in terms of viewing experience they have been at the top end. Friends and family buying Samsung and LG TVs which are nice looking TVs but the viewing picture are horrible when I go round their place and watch their TVs I'm always glad I bought a Panasonic. I bought last Plasma before Panasonic stopped making plasma and people still today say I love the quality of the picture without even talking about the TV they just bring it up mid conversations. Which to me shows how good they are. So I can't wait for LZ2000 model to come out