Sales / Good deal – The Panasonic TX-55JZ1000 “4-star” television at €999.00 (-15%)

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The Panasonic TX-55JZ1000 television goes under €1,000 at Son-Video.com, a drop of around 15% on the price usually found. It is currently one of our best value for money for small budgets.

Offered at the entry level, the Panasonic JZ1000 Oled television has a good technical sheet (HDMI 2.1, HDR, light sensor, etc.) and more than convincing lab results.

Panasonic TX-55JZ1000

Introductory price 2000 €

we tested we liked

  • Son-Video.comSon-Video.com

    999.00

  • CobraCobra

    999.00

  • IaconoIacono

    999.00

  • Amazon MarketplaceAmazon Marketplace

    1,079.00

  • LDLCLDLC

    1,278.95

  • Materiel.netMateriel.net

    1,278.95

  • UbaldiUbaldi

    1,291.00

  • Fnac.com marketplaceFnac.com marketplace

    1,322.79

  • Darty MarketplaceDarty Marketplace

    1,338.48

  • RakutenRakuten

    1,352.00

  • eBayeBay

    1,411.94

  • 5-year guarantee5-year guarantee

    1,448.99

  • La Redoute MarketplaceLa Redoute Marketplace

    1,478.09

  • Cdiscount MarketplaceCdiscount Marketplace

    1,514.00

How the pricing table works

Sub Notes

  • Image quality

  • HDR

  • Video games

  • clouding

  • reflection

  • Ergonomics

  • Audio

  • Consumption

Less impressive than the Panasonic JZ2000, the Panasonic JZ1000 remains an excellent Oled TV perfectly calibrated and delivering an image close to perfection. If its peak brightness remains lower than that of the best LCD televisions and the famous JZ2000, the dynamic range is still sufficient to deliver a very beautiful HDR rendering. In addition, the light sensor allows you to enjoy movies, day or night, while maintaining perfect image quality. This TV will delight lovers of cinema and beautiful images, but also lovers of video games thanks to its flawless responsiveness and its compatibility with HDMI 2.1.

Strong points

  • Image quality in SDR and HDR.
  • Filmmaker/Dolby Vision IQ mode with effective ambient light sensor.
  • Infinite contrast.
  • Powerful HCX AI Pro processor (motion compensation system).
  • Open viewing angles.
  • HDMI 2.1 compatibility (4K/120Hz, ALLM, VRR, eARC).

Weak points

  • Limited operating system (few applications, lack of AirPlay compatibility).
  • Brightness peak in HDR mode more limited than on the best LCDs.
  • Heavy, non-backlit remote.

Alternatively

LG 48C1

Introductory price 1290 €


LG 48C1
5 stars by LesNumériques.com

  • IaconoIacono

    925.00

  • Shopping streetShopping street

    928.99

  • Son-Video.comSon-Video.com

    990.00

  • baker.combaker.com

    999.00

  • Darty.comDarty.com

    999.00

  • Materiel.netMateriel.net

    1,019.95

  • Fnac.com marketplaceFnac.com marketplace

    1,049.00

  • Cdiscount MarketplaceCdiscount Marketplace

    1,106.98

  • Amazon MarketplaceAmazon Marketplace

    1,164.36

  • LDLCLDLC

    1,319.95

  • 5-year warranty5-year guarantee

    1,319.99

How the pricing table works

Sub Notes

  • Ergonomics

  • Image quality

  • Consumption

  • Audio

  • clouding

  • HDR

  • Video games

  • reflection

  • Repairability

It’s flawless for the LG 48C1 – 48-inch (122 cm) version of the LG 55C1 that we tested – which, like its predecessor, is one of the most successful TVs on the market. It displays a perfectly calibrated image in SDR and HDR, very wide viewing angles and infinite contrast. The surprise comes from the rising peak of brightness which rivals that of the LG G1, which nevertheless has the Oled Evo panel. The LG 48C1 will suit both movie buffs and video game enthusiasts thanks to its flawless responsiveness and the integration of essential functions to enjoy the latest game consoles (HDMI 2.1, 4K120, VRR). Certainly one of the best Oled TVs on the market.

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