Compare Prices : Panasonic TX-23LXD60 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The 26LXD60 gets off to a rather uninspiring start by being aesthetically the drabbest set in this group test. Just as well, then, that it makes a better impression with its connectivity by providing twin HDMIs alongside the usual component video ...

Pros: Twin HDMIs, good price, stunning picture quality

Cons: No PC input, slightly drab looks, average audio

Pros: Subtle design ; multiple AV connectivity ; high-definition compatibility ; excellent overall performance

Cons: No PC input ; basic functionality ; unnatural images ; insubstantial sound

Verdict: Panasonic's TX-32LXD60 is definitely on the short list of the better LCDs out there. However, at the steep end of the price spectrum it has some talented rivals that offer greater functionality and more natural performance

Review summary: This Panny is HD ready, comes with a digital tuner, S-Video, 2xScart (RGB) and 2xHDMI connections and 2x10w speaker power

Pros: Images are fine. S-Video, 2xScart (RGB), 2xHDMI connections

Cons: No PC input. Looks a little on the plain side. Even with the HD the picture can be a shade soft. Fast motion causes judder

Review summary: Panasonic has been setting flat screen standards for years and the latest 32LXD60 has raised the bar again. It is more expensive than its test rivals but design, features and performance carry fewer compromises.

Pros: HD Ready ; integrated Freeview ; dual HDMI connectivity ; advanced picture processing ; peerless performance

Cons: Comparatively expensive ; basic menu system