Panasonic Returns to USA with Z95A MLA OLED TV (Review)

Panasonic is officially returning to the US TV market with slimmed-down but focused range, including the 65-inch Z95A flagship OLED with MLA panel we're reviewing today.

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[wingman-]

I’m glad Panasonic is back. More competition is always good for the consumer.

[dastiffmeisterman]

I've had a 65" Panasonic THX OLED for a few years. Always blows you away, such a natural flawless picture.

[DarkTidez]

Very happy Panasonic tvs are open to the U.S. market again. It’s about time! 👍🏻

[AltenbergerWiesel]

I still have my Panasonic Plasma in use.

The Z95A should be available up to 85" - that would be the icing on the cake.

[zahidshabir]

As a person who has worked in a charity shop/thrift store here in the UK that sells used electronics (they mainly do furniture though called British Heart Foundation and are the largest chain in the UK for this type of store) I can say BY FAR Panasonic might be my favourite due to the fact I can use ANY Panasonic brand remote on ANY of their TV's from like the past 15 or so years and the basic controls such as on/off and volume controls and channel selection work without calibration or anything or having to disconnect from one TV to the next (additional features can depend on the model of the TV and remote for example if the TV is a smart TV and the remote being used for it was initially included with a non smart TV). whichever TV is closest will receive the input from the remote and the reason I bring this up is people would donate stuff all the time that would not work but if it had a remote we would keep them just in case someone else donated something that was missing a remote. I could even control their TV's using one of their media player remotes from a Blu-Ray player or sound system also replacement third party remotes that just work on their TV's are EASY to come by as a result since they are likely to work on almost all TV's from them

[buddyluv]

Vince. Your news just brightened my day. Thank you.

[DrunkenRhinoceros]

My LG G3 will eventually get a Panasonic replacement once I can justify an upgrade. My Panasonic Plasma was a real gem.

[DarrenKrusi]

Here's hoping this is the start of them releasing products to the rest of the world as well. Now looking forward to buying a Panasonic Oled tv in the near future here in Australia

[thomasmittelwerk]

Man, Panasonic USA CEO certainly got that memorandum from Japan

(For those out of the loop: Last June, IIRC, the annual Panasonic shareholders meeting took place at the Panasonic worldwide headquarters in Japan. And although Panasonic was profitable last year, their market cap is low. As a result, shareholders tore Panasonic CEO Yuki Kusumi a new asshole. As a result, Kusumi said to all Panasonic managers around the world: either you produce results, or you will have to be replaced )

[anothersiguy]

I had a 32" CFL backlit Panasonic LCD for over 10 years. For what it was, it worked and sounded great. Just donated it last year, still was working perfectly. Always liked their stuff.

[SwampyFRT]

Still using my Panasonic ZT60 plasma. My OLEDs only get used as supporting TVs. Now I can finally upgrade 😊

[richiejrich]

I’m so happy they’re back! I wish hey had a 77” model tho 😢

[xXSpiKeXx]

still using an pana plasma 1080p in a room. this and my lg cx oled are absolute units and i couldnt be happier.

[valueelectronics]

Love your very informative review with all of the important features/specifications and capabilities in an easy to follow and understand technical information. With your permission I'd like to add the link to this video on our upcoming Panasonic OLED (65" Z95A and 55" & 65" Z85A) and Mini-LED (W95A) TVs from 55 to 85 inches.

[michaelelliott]

Panasonic makes the BEST TV. I am very glad they are selling them again in the U.S. They are made in Japan and use the best electronic parts in them, unlike Samsung and LG. We all know the best things are made in Japan.

[DeterminedFC]

rocking my 65" pano oled just over a year old and still best tv ive ever used personally

[sidfgsxgj]

Panasonic plasmas were superb, seems like they make fantastic OLEDs also.

[gustavo]

Panasonic also left Brazil, I use a 2015 model and I'm still impressed by the color accuracy

[undone]

The King has returned to the USA! I loved my Panasonic Plasma and was bummed when they stopped R&D and pulled out of the U.S. market. If Panasonic drops a 77" or larger QD-OLED next year, it's over for all other manufacturers! Instant purchase!

[shronklescrimblo]

I hope they sell well so that they stay on the market for a long time