Panasonic TH-46PZ81

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Although it's a shame for the 46PZ81 that the Freesat service doesn't currently carry a bit more high definition content to make the most of its screen's Full HD resolution, that's hardly the TV's fault. In fact, there's very little that IS the TV's...

Panasonic's PZ81 Freesat enabled range will launch in 42 and 46in sizes in June, with a 50in model shipping in July - it was the 46in TH-46PZ81 that I got my paws on. First impressions of the set are very good, which is unsurprising considering that...

Easy to use and set-up, fantastic picture quality, good connectivity, good built-in audio, Freesat

Distractingly reflective screen surface, no record to SD card, only HD playback, reds a little flat

Yes, we’re still waiting on Freesat to deliver both the service and range of channels a TV set like this deserves, but as that’s out of Panasonic’s hands, products like this will help build a groundswell for improved HD programming.

Relatively pricey, but the Freesat tuner works superbly and the performance justifies the outlay

The rumours of the death of plasma have been greatly exaggerated – this stunning 1080p TV couldn’t be more future-proofed if it ran on biodiesel made from recycled iPods. Panasonic TH-46PZ81B is tagged with Panasonic, plasma, TV and black. Select a tag...

Within the Freesat service you can currently find nearly 80 channels, around 50 of which are TV (as opposed to radio) channels. The 46PZ81 can, of course, receive every last one of these channels, including the two HD offerings: BBC HD and ITV HD

Freesat HD / Good onscreen interface / Excellent picture performance / Decent audio

Not the cheapest

You might think the Freeview tuner a pretty pointless addition to the Freesat one, but in fact there are currently a number of channels you can get on Freeview that aren’t available on Freesat. So having both tuners is the only way to guarantee you the...

The TH46PZ81 excels with HD material and produces a better than average SD performance for such a large screen. Add the convenience of integrated Freesat and you have a very desirable, albeit a slightly expensive flat panel TV.

Image quality excellant well laid out menus.

Not being able to use freeview when recording from freesat to an extranl source The search feature for particular types of program could have been better. I have see better results from other Pansonic products.

Very stylish when you have the Panasonic stand, Freesat is very good

When using WII have to put leads at front of TV