Panasonic Z95A OLED Review

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Panasonic’s Z95A OLED TV Brings Searing Brightness and Colors

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Panasonic 's Z95A OLED TV has insane brightness, black levels, and detail.

The TV's soundstage is full and clear, Dolby Atmos tracks are expansive, and there's even a Sound Focus feature that helps pinpoint audio to different parts of the room.

Amazon Fire TV’s basic operation fails to offer a luxury experience on par with the TV's performance.

It's the only premium TV to support all major HDR flavors.

Panasonic 's Z95A has an almost overwhelming number of picture settings.

Professional mode struck the right balance in my first few minutes with the TV.

Filmmaker Mode is also a good option, though it’s not quite as bright for SDR video by default.

Only the fuzziest SD images fail to impress.

The Z95A is a top performer in every category and easily one of the best TVs you can buy.

Sony ’s ultrabright Bravia 9 mini LED TV is a wild card for those seeking next-gen brightness, though its backlit display isn’t as poised or balanced as OLED.

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