Is E6 the best LED that Panasonic has ever produced?
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The avg. price is around 75k, depending on the city it could be under or over. In Delhi, I am sure one can get it for under 75k.
Wow...that's quite a difference n what's the price of the 42" one ?
Btw...it was available on infibeam for 74k, its out of stock now. Panasonic LED FHD TV TH-L50E6D Price: Buy Panasonic LED FHD TV TH-L50E6D Online in India - Infibeam.com
http://www.whathifi.com/news/best-tvs-to-buy-in-2013
Well, panasonic led e6, finally for the first time, makes it to the best tv status in 2013 for below 500 category.
Any more doubts about the capability of this tv?
Well, panasonic led e6, finally for the first time, makes it to the best tv status in 2013 for below 500 category.
Any more doubts about the capability of this tv?
streetlife
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Really Impressed with the E6 picture quality 
Any idea how to reset panasonic e6 remote control ? airtel dth guy has messed both remote, & how to pair airtel dth remote with pana?
Any idea how to reset panasonic e6 remote control ? airtel dth guy has messed both remote, & how to pair airtel dth remote with pana?
gurujee
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pls someone clarify the motion handling by the tv? how the action scenes or sports? i have read reviews. but some of them ok with its refresh rate while others say it is its biggest weakness. ...
I have checked out reviews of this tv which range from sizes 32 to 50 inch, frm cnet, avforums, trustedreviewes, whathifi and hdtvtest.
Only hdtvtest complains about a little blur when watching fast panning shots in football matches from hd broadcasters.
Infact i feel that too much of frame interpolation done by other brands screws up the image. Panasonic takes a balanced approach like their processing on plasma sets.
It is also surprising that except hdtvtest, all of the review houses concur that motion is smooth and blacks are really deep.
Only the owners of this tv can comment on any motion issues that they might have really observed.
Yes, HDTV test has complained a bit about blur on fast panning shots but then again HDTV reviewers go very deep n look at it from a hawks eye n cover minutest of details.
For an average viewer I don't think this should be an issue. There are now couple of owners on the forum n only they can comment about it n tell us whether it's noticeable or not.
Regarding deep blacks, i am sure that this tv has the deepest blacks ever...I don't think any other led currently in the market has such deep blacks for the 40/50" version only.
Congratulations. :beer:
Could not find any reviews pal..
TheSeeker
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has any owner played games on the E6 yet?! wanted to know how it fares in gaming, ie, any lag/blur, etc. or not.
I bought this 2 months back for Rs.64.5K. Basic features only with media player for USB. PQ is good on my personal calibration. Quite satisfied with my decision.
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64.5k with 3 yrs warranty right? Basic features is what I need as it's for parents and they are afraid of Plasma :lol: I simply need 50" 1080p tv with good viewing angles. It's IPS panel right? By the way I checked 42E6 in showroom and not really satisfied with the SD playback. How B6 is playing SD contents? Is it decent, as most of the contents watched are SD. Sports and movies in HD are watched only occasionally. Finally, any issues with reflections under bright conditions. Still confused between this and 42E6, 51F5500 and 50S60 :sad:
Thanks bro...
I am surprised you didn't like E6Ds SD PQ....it's actually great, one of the reasons why I have considered it too as I too have SD DTH only.
If E6 is in your budget,then I would say go for it...it's worth the extra 10k over B6D...IMO.
zouresh
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go for the 42e6....it has got fantastic reviews and SD is excellent on this tv....
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