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Question: Any comments on picture quality and glare compared to 2011 gt25.  Certainly subjective, but inputs would help.
Document: Bought the 60" for $798. Gorgeous picture quality after calibration. I also bought the 60" Vizio on black friday for $688. Picture quality sucked compared to this one - not to mention the Vizio would fritz picture occasionally. This Panny is the best deal for a 60" TV.
There are only two HDMI inputs, which any cheap HDMI switch or receiver would easily rectify. Some times the visual noise bothers me a little bit, and I get some noticeable audio interference. Also there is a distinct "hum" when the TV is on.Otherwise, I have nothing but praise for this unit. The picture quality is outstanding and the black levels are oh-so-deep.
Picture quality is great. I do have some glare issues with certain lights on in the house not that bad though. Remote control is easy to operate. Only has 2 hdmi and on set of rca jacks though. A couple more plugs would have been nice.
It's true. I also have a Panasonic TC-L55ET5 for the bedroom which was also roughly $700. It has 4 HDMI inputs, web connect, etc. However, the quality leaves me severely wanting. It suffers from the strobe effect quite badly.#1 priority is picture quality so I would gladly sacrifice the inputs and "smart" features.Again this unit provide amazing picture quality and it's cheap price is reflected through its stingy inputs and lack of features. But who needs it and who cares.
No input lag compared to my bravia lcd which had noticeable amounts of it. I love this tv. The glare is not an issue and i have 2 windows in my room so my room is bright during the day but whenever the tv is on you don't see anything but the picture honestly. I get annoyed easy with stuff like that but the glare is not an issue. I like seeing everything on the big screen when the tv's off anyways lol.
Seriously, amount of glare is unbearable, even window blinds don't help. Not a problem for me as I watch TV only at nights but may be a big deal for you.- No 3D. Once again, I don't care for that because any 3D hurts my eyes really bad. Never watch it in the movies, don't want it at home. May be a big deal for someone.- "Dumb" TV. No internet, no apps.
Sorry Amazon picked up this set for cheaper at a local seller. If you are like me and you are a really BIG movie fan this is the set for you. I could have gone 60" but I kept the cost down to a minimum. I had two other sets before this size and picture technology. I had a Vizio LCD (2011 model) and a 2009 46" Samsung LCD HDTV. I compared the brightness, contrast and color of many sets in quite a few displays from store to store.
The picture is fantastic in HD. Just as I expected after researching many reviews.I have the TV in my basement, so light glare is not an issue for me.I would recomend this TV for those that do not want 3D or wi-fi.
I worried most about this issue, and still pulled the trigger on this TV because it was just too great a picture to pass up at that price...and the great reviews. Also, I have a relatively dark room, with shutters on bay windows that sit to the side of the TV, set back in a corner, and so sun or light "glare" were not an issue. NET is that I determined that "glare" would not be an issue.
This TV is beautiful. If you are looking for a 2D, no frills television with the best picture quality you should be looking at this TV and the Samsung PN51E530. I compared both of them side by side, and while the Samsung was noticeably brighter the black levels of this set won me over. I haven't seen another TV in the price range with anywhere close to this one's contrast ratio.
Answer: Don't know about the 2011, but I hearda lot about the glare and washed out nature if the pou50. As a first time flat screen owner, I find these concerns overblown and geek-tech oriented. If you have bright lights facing the tv, of cours you will se reflections; however, I thnk the picture is stunning, the different viewing modes compensates (custom, cinema, vivid, etc,) and the colors are stunning. Highly recommend.