Compare Prices : Panasonic TX32LMD70

Review summary: It doesn't look particularly cheap, that's for sure, with its matt black finish looking quietly stylish and pleasingly robust. Plus it carries all the connections we'd expect, such as two HDMIs, component video input, PC port, Scarts and so on.

Pros: Great pictures overall, easy to use, good feature count

Cons: Nothing significant in itself, though you can add 100Hz to its spec if you spend £100 or so more on Panasonic's 26LXD70

Review summary: Picture quality is among the best we've seen

Pros: Impressive connectivity ; Excellent pictures ;

Cons: Audio leaves a lot to be desired ;

Verdict: If the TX-26LMD70 has a weakness, it's the audio. The speakers- performance is no disaster - dialogue is clear over busy action scenes and some bass does manage to poke its way through. But for the most part it feels flat and undynamic, not doing ...

Review summary: Panasonic has a fierce reputation when it comes to consistently delivering the HDTV goods, but is its 32in TX-32LMD70 LCD TV likely to blot that copybook?

Pros: Genuinely excellent music player, Slimline style, 3G with HSDPA, Sleek slimline design, Touch sensitive music player controls, Large, rich external display, Build quality, Comfortable to wear, Rich, balanced sound, Three different ear cups included, ...

Cons: Gimmicky shake feature, Underpowered camera, No 3G connectivity, Limited camera, No smartphone capability, Quality materials make it heavy for its size, No travel bag or pouch, Pricey, Old users may baulk at interface, No software or encryption, ...

Verdict: This 32in LCD delivers great HD pictures for relatively little money

Review summary: Sometimes we wonder if we should change the name of What HDTV to What Panasonic such has been the quality of the brand's HD-ready TVs during the past few years.

Pros: Great pictures

Cons: Audio not the best

Verdict: Deep on black and high on sharpness, Panasonic has produced another best in class hi-definition screen for us to drool over