Panasonic TX L-G10 Series LCD TV (32", 37") (TVs)

Panasonic's latest 32in packs Freeview and Freesat tuners, a Full HD resolution and 100Hz processing.

While the convenience of having Freesat and Freeview tuners built-in to a 32in TV is laudable, the L32G10's overall performance standards are nothing out of the ordinary, making the £700-plus price is a touch high. It's still a decent TV, but not one...

The Panasonic Viera TX-L37G10 may be on the expensive side, but the built-in freesat HD tuner is a major boon, and the set's performance with high-definition content is top-notch. If you've got the money, you won't be disappointed

Built-in Freeview and freesat HD tuners ; Stunning high-definition sharpness levels ; Smooth motion performance

Expensive ; Standard-definition performance isn't as good as some other Panasonic TVs

Conclusion The Panasonic Viera TX-L37G10 is a stunning performer with HD signals, and the addition of the freesat HD tuner, alongside the Freeview tuner, means you get access to the widest possible range of free channels without the need for any messy...

With an IPS panel, Freesat HD tuner and the latest Intelligent Frame Creation system, what's the L37G10 like?

The L37G10 may not be a perfect TV, but it's certainly a very good one. Particularly pertinently, it marks a big improvement over Panasonic's previous Freesat LCDs - and we suspect this fact could be enough by itself to win it a very tidy following.

This is not just an Analogue and Digital TV but also (as far as I know) Panasonic are the only manufacturer to put Freesat inside the unit, so just add your satellite dish for the complete solution with both Freeview and Freesat.

The Panasonic TX-L37G10B TV measures 89x55x10cm the latter figure with leads inserted in the back. The viewable area is 82x46.5cm giving the notional 37inch measurement. The base raises it by 6cm and is 40x28cm. First tuning on Digital also finds...

The set also carries Freeview and analogue tuners, with navigation around the Freeview and Freesat channel lists aided and abetted by well-developed electronic programme guides.

Built-in Freesat tuner, impressive standard definition pictures, good connectivity and feature count

Contrast isn't the best, HD pictures look slightly soft, and the price feels a touch steep for the picture performance level on offer

Although best known for their plasma screens, Panasonic also have an extensive range of LCD models for 2009. The company release these models in the 37 inch and smaller screen sizes that are just not economical for plasma technology. So what we have...

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Despite being a strong advocate of plasma display technology, Panasonic has continued to release LCD televisions to cater for buyers who are unable to make room for larger-sized plasmas. 6 weeks ago, no less than 7 new LCD ranges (the C10, X10, X15,...

Inbuilt Freesat tuner ; Intelligent Frame Creation] delivers clean and clear motion ; Lowish input lag ; Wide viewing angle (for an LCD TV) ; Excellent screen uniformity

Average black-level performance unless dynamic dimming employed (which will compromise image contrast and shadow detail) ; Non-existent film mode deinterlacing ; SD pictures from inbuilt tuners can look slightly flat and filtered ; Mild red push

While its ordinary black level prevents us from recommending it for critical viewing, the Panasonic TX-L32G10 LCD may appeal as a daytime or bedroom/study/kitchen TV especially to gamers (lowish input lag), sports fans (clean and clear motion), and...

Excellent picture quality and dynamic colours is tempered by slightly disappointing SD pictures ..

If it wasn't for an average black level response, Panasonic's TX-L37G10 could claim to be one of the best mid level LCD TV's around. As it is, excellent picture quality and dynamic realistic colours make this screen a very good all round performer.