Panasonic TX-L-D28 Series LCD TV (19", 22", 32", 37")

iPod playback, colour, blacks

Expensive, disappointing Freeview guide, poor audio

It’s expensive and will only appeal to owners of an iPod touch or iPhone, but this 19-inch LED-backlit LCD TV is perfect for those of us who demand top picture quality on TVs all over the house

High-def pictures, DLNA networking, build quality, styling

The high price is worth paying if you're after a particularly special-looking flatscreen TV, though there's a few rough edges to the TX-L32D28BP's user interface. And while picture quality is generally excellent, it's a TV that should be fed Blu-ray...

The high price is worth paying if you're after a particularly special-looking flatscreen TV, though there's a few rough edges to the TX-L32D28BP's user interface. And while picture quality is generally excellent, it's a TV that should be fed Blu-ray...

HD pictures; Easy DLNA networking for music and photos; Wide viewing angle; Excellent design

SD pictures; File compatibility issues; Average speakers; Confusing user interface

Good iPod-compatible features ; Impressive black levels by portable-TV standards ; Punchy colours

Navigating iPod menus can be a sluggish experience ; Not a 1080p panel

Certainly, £400 is a great deal to pay for a 19-inch TV, especially when Toshiba has decent 32-inch models, such as the Regza 32AV615DB, that cost less. But, if you want a smaller set and will make frequent use of the iPod features, then we think the...

Good looking and packed with features including Freeview HD and Freesat. However, image quality isn't outstanding, and for this price, it should be.

If you're in the market for a premium performance 32in TV and have a reasonably plush bank account, the L32D28 is an impressive option you simply have to put near the top of your audition list.

Attractive styling ; good picture quality ; loads of features, including Freeview HD and freesat HD tuners

Too expensive

The Panasonic Viera TX-L32D28 is a pretty decent all-round TV. Its performance with both standard- and high-definition material is good, but not exceptional. We love the styling, and Panasonic has thrown in plenty of really useful features. The problem...

The EPG feature provides you with a 7-day listing of current and forthcoming broadcasts. Using a tabbed interface you can view and select from the current day’s listing; implement a search for different categories of programs; or list channels by type....

image quality, sound, value for money, usability, design

90% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.