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Question: Anyone know the weight of the 60"? Tech details about say Weight: 10.00 pounds. I have wall mounted 50" plasma, want to make sure will hold this tv
Document: This tv has an incredibly bright, sharp and crisp display. The blacks are really black, and the colors appear to be very accurate, and the defaults are reasonable. The TVs is relatively light for its weight class (about 80 or so pounds) and is easily mounted on your wall. It's also big. Very few people have TVs of this size, so be prepared to host super bowl parties and movie nights at your house. Personally I like both LCD and Plasma, so the technology is neither a plus nor a minus.I've paired this display with a great surround sound system.
Best TV for the money, PERIOD. You can look at all the bright shiny thin bezeled vivid colored LED's all day long, but none will match up to the realistic picture you get from the Plasma. If you research the best TV's, about 8 out of top 10 are all Panasonic's, and this one is in the top 3.A seriously great television.Also, it does NOT get hot like some people have complained about. It does however hold images if you let them sit still for too long.Make sure you break the TV in properly and be wary of those still images.
This tv is awsome.I moved up to the Panny 60 inch ST50,from a Sammy 46 inch LCD,that was 4 years old.I felt it was time to splurge and buy an "EPIC" television.Don't buy the 55" if you can't get the 60" out of your head.Those extra 5 inches,truly, make a big difference.I was so tired of LCD.I was getting sick of the 120hz Soap Opera/Handycam effect.Also,I hated dark room scenes on my LCD.I can give you an example,I was watching an old movie called Brain Scan on comcast hd.In all of the darker bedroom scenes,the bedrooms were,like,pitch black with no details visable,on the Sammy.Well,on the Panny St50 60" you could actually make out things in the darker scenes.Blacks on the Panny look more natural;however,on LCDs/LEDs "blacks" look artifical.Everything on LEDs or LCDs looks artifical.Games are great on the Panny,action is fluid with no latency.The 3D is also awsome with very little cross talk.Being the big size this tv is,I didn't notice any performance downgrades.It's true LCDs and LEDs lose pix contrast the bigger the size you get,but I didn't notice any of these issues with this huge 60 inch monster.For the first 200 hours,watch full screen programs.Don't watch programs with staion logos or black bars.Don't leave video games paused for longer than 5 minutes.Actually,don't even play video games until you've passed 200 hours.Watch subtle things for the first 200 hours and leave settings on normal.Don't even calibrate until you've past 200 hours.Most people say:100 hours is enough,but it's your tv.Also,proper,Plasma break in is:controversial,just like the HDMI controversy.In other words,you don't need to run Winne the Poo pictures on it,for the first 100 hours lol.Oh yeah,don't buy this set from Amazon.Buy this set from Pauls Tv online.Amazon charges $100 bucks more for white glove service.At Pauls you get standard delivery without white glove service.Amazon says shipping is free,but in reality you're being charged that extra $100 bucks for white glove delivery.Also go to Square Trades direct site.I picked up a 3 year warranty for $129 bucks.So,for 30 bucks extra you can buy this set from Pauls,and get an extra 2 year warranty from Square Trade for $30 bucks lol.If you're old wearing life alert,perhaps,white glove delivery is for you.However,if you don't mind hooking up the set yourself,you could benefit from this amazing loop hole I uncovered.Check out the 55inch Cnet Review for this tv at youtube.Just type in ST50 and find the 55" St50.Anyways,if you're still unsure go to bestbuy.
My 4 and 1/2 yr. old toshiba 65dlp developed the dreaded white dot syndrome, so was in the market for a new tv.After about a month of research and reviews, decided on the panny 60st50.Amazon price matched the tv from an online competitor.It saved me over $450.00 from local stores.After the purchase with amazon,I set up a delivery date of 8/14/12(personally picked this day to be home).I got a call on saturday 8/11/12 saying they have my tv,and asked if I would like it delivered now(3 days early)This was great since I was home.The delivery guys were very nice, unboxed the tv,assembled the stand,and set it up on my entertainment shelf.plugged it in,to make sure it worked,and had me inspect it carefully for any defects.they even hauled off my old tv.I must say i am in awe of the clarity of the picture.Never thought HD could look so good.combined calibration settings from cnet and plasmatvbuyingguide.com,and now picture looks even better!
I am somewhat careful in that I make sure not to have static images on the screen too long (say from games for example) and I'd recommend being careful about that for the first like 400 hours or so. "Young" plasma is more prone to stuff like IR. In a way, the longer you have the plasma, the better it gets!Sound quality - I can't comment because I have surround sound setup, but I would never recommend someone use TV speakers at this price point. If you want to truly enjoy your viewing experience, buy some surround speakers and a receiver... honestly any will be better than the built-in speakers.Buzz?
My tech savy friend recommended this TV to me, and I must say it was a home run. This is the second TV I bought thru Amazon and the delivery was great. A company local delivered it, they set up the date and time. They did not set it up, they just took it out of the box and turned it on to make sure it worked. I would use Amazon again for TV's, and the TV itself is great, the picture and set up is awesome.
; )Buzz is a non-issue.3) PictureI wanted a fantastic, crisp, gorgeous, jaw-dropping picture that handled motion excellently and just let you forget about everything but what was on the screen. I wanted games to blow my mind and movies to be completely absorbing.That is exactly what I got. I love the picture on this thing. LOVE IT.4) InputsThe only caution I would offer is this:  is make sure you know what inputs you are expecting to use on your TV, and that the ST-50 will suffice in that regard.
The Panasonic Viera P65ST50 plasma TV was everything I hoped it would be. Hook-up was easy, picture is excellent out of the box and the sound is fair. Can't expect much out of a slim slim slim TV. I mounted this beast on a wall with a fully articulating wall mount (from Amazon) and had no problems with wi-fi, Netflix, etc. Have not tried out the 3D part yet. Will let you  know. The big deal for me was that the first TV came to me with a cracked screen and Amazon sent me out a new replacement with minimal hassle.
I had the ST50 60" plasma delivered one week ago, and since it was too cold outside, the delivery service would not turn on the TV, but just inspected it for damage. They also would not set it into our entertainment system which was a problem, since I could not do it myself due to weight. (I got help later from a friend)  So far, we are very disappointed with the picture quality. Our six year old 50" Panasonic plasma is much more vibrant and bright than this picture, and that is compared to about every setting I have tried on the ST50.
I mainly use it for watching sports (NBA, MLB, soccer), movies, and cartoons and have not had issues with either of these. Netflix and Amazon Prime streaming quality is very good.There is some humming on the TV but you have to place your ear on the back or side of the TV and fairly close to it (within 10 inches) to hear it. My main concern was the weight of the thing. It is pretty heavy as stated in the specs. I needed the help of another adult to get it up on the wall.
Answer: It's somewhat heavy... and 10 pounds? lol... that's crazy... more like 60-80 pounds