Panasonic Viera TX-L32DT30B Review

If anything, the Viera TX-L32DT30B proves that LCD TVs are indeed capable of providing crisp, enjoyable 3D imagery that's comparable to their plasma rivals, says CNet. However, though they were thrilled with its top-notch picture quality, audio, and lineup of internet features, reviewers were let down by its high price and to find that 3D glasses must be purchased separately.

"FOR: Full spec; class-leading 3D images; solid HD tuners; solid black levels.
AGAINST: Picture lacks contrast and sense of depth at times; expensive."

Expert Reviews were really impressed with the fantastic technology behind Panasonic's Viera TX-L32DT30B. Picture quality was outstanding thanks to the brilliant IPS-Alpha panel, which produced awesome 2D and 3D images. But it's expensive, especially as glasses aren't included, and Expert Reviews are not very sure that a 32in TV is entirely useful for 3D viewing.

Value for money: 7 out of 10 points

With the Viera TX-L32DT30B, Panasonic have created a marvelous LCD television capable of truly outstanding 3D playback almost completely free of crosstalk. Trusted Reviews were genuinely impressed by this technical feat, as well as by the other features of this TV, but stopped short of fully endorsing it due to its comparatively small screen size and high price tag.

TechRadar were really glad to see that in the TX-L32DT30B, Panasonic have proved that an LCD screen can offer fantastic 3D viewing with almost no crosstalk. It did pretty well in 2D too, and has a good build, great connectivity, and nice sound. They weren't too keen on the interface though, and they think that overall, it might just be priced a little too highly for a 32inch.