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Question: Do you ever hear this TV buzz and is it audible  at a normal viewing distance, ie 9 ft? If so please explain including how tolerable it is?
Document: We got this TV toward the end of June and have had a few months to watch various content on it including TV shows, Netflix, movies (BD, DVD, and 3D), and PS3 games. The viewing experience on this TV is absolutely phenomenal. The fans on the TV are audible, but they are no louder than our Onkyo receiver or the PS3.
Coming from a 50 inch Kuro I wanted a TV with the same picture quality, just bigger. The 65ZT60 did just that and more. My TV build date was Oct 2013 and no fan noise like others have reported. The Plasma buzz is but its no louder than my older TV. Only can hear it if you are near the TV.
Most people would rather view from several feet away in a living room setting. Also, the 4K demo material is video-based. I can't imagine seeing any more detail even from a transfer of a 70mm film print when seated at a normal viewing distance in a living room. In terms of 4K sources, the Blu-Ray format does not support that resolution, leaving Sony to offer a $600 4K media box that only works with their own brand of 4K TVs.
panasonic : why are you guys stopping production of plasmas? Please don't :( I hate hate hate led tv picture quality. This is the best TV out there. Picture quality wise none can beat it. The picture is just spectacular. Fan noise is okay, you really don't hear it when this beauty is running a video. The other day we were watching the movie &#34;The impossible&#34; in thx cinema mode, the colors were so beautiful, deep & rich.
You can get a brighter, higher resolution, or larger size TV, but for usual home viewing of today readily available high-quality (1080i/p) video content from usual viewing distances, including off-angle viewing, the ZT's picture looks the best overall, including 4K/UHD TVs. A different TV may be better suited for your own situation or preferences though, so do your own research.
This is the most immersive TV viewing I have ever experienced.
No biggie, as I explain below in rating the value. Delivery was prompt and easier to deal with than any other electronics company I have dealt with past-present. Final price was about $2900.00Next, performance. There are tons of video tuning guides out there for this TV. We chose to slightly alter the one available from CNET for use in our house. To say it is amazing is selling this thing short. In daylight viewing, there are better performers, I won't argue that.
The buzz may also be amplified by the wall cavity behind the TV. This occasionally elevated buzz is not noticeable when there is some room noise or when the TV volume is on more than about fairly low 12 (out of 100) and there is some sound coming from the speakers. The buzz is similar to a desktop computer buzz - more of a mechanical vibration type. It's different that the occasional whirling (fan spin-up) noise that I sometimes heard from my VT60 while I had it.
OLEDs look great but they've got yield issues (whatever the heck that is) and there's no way can I spring $9,000 for a TV.Anyway, before getting my 65ZT60 home I happily lived with a 2011 Panny 55VT30.
The picture is great on this TV...!! !I would give it a 5 star rating, but the flash software already needs updated, and there is no way to do it.... Also you cannot browse the internet using the full screen!!! What's going on with that?????? ?The 3D is awesome!Also, I do not hear any fan sounds coming from this TV.
Answer: Richard,Although I've heard of others that have had this problem, I haven't experienced it.  This was discussed back in May and maybe June on certain forums and reviews.  Maybe Panasonic addressed the problem when shipping units after that.  In any case, it's not an issue with mine.