Panasonic VIERA G1 Series TC-L37G1 37-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 at
12:46 pm
- 1920 x 1080 Resolution
- Dynamic contrast 20,000:1 for the brightest whites and darkest blacks
- 3 HDMI inputs
- 120 Hz Motion Picture Pro 3 for razor sharp moving images
- PC Input for computers
Product Description
37″ LCD, 1080p, 120 Hz, ISP Alpha panel, 20,000:1 Dynamic contrast, 3 HDMI, swivel base… More >>
Panasonic VIERA G1 Series TC-L37G1 37-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV
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We have a 36′ built in wall cabinet and the 37′ tv fits perfect. It was easy to set up and the pic is great. Controls are on the side of the tv, but the stand pivots to acess.
Rating: 4 / 5
The TV had a terrific picture and was easy to set up. I have it hooked to an antenna as well as Fios, a DVD player/ recorder and a surround sound system. There are several inputs and the menu allows you to name the input so you don’t have to remember input 1 is ____ and input 2 is ____, it presents them in plain english after you name them. The picute was so vivid and bright I had to turn down the bightness. I have had no issues with the unit and would buy it again. One of the main reasons I bought this unit is that it was one of the most skin-tight units available (least amount of extra width beyond the screen width.) I have had it for a month.
Rating: 5 / 5
I am totally happy with the Panasonic LCD TV. The Amazon price is very competitive, and I received the TV without delay. I chose to go to the freight carrier to personally pick it up, however I could have waited another day for delivery to my home.
I am very familiar with Panasonic and know that they are a reliable manufacturer and deliver excellent products. This TV is no exception, the hook up is simple, however I recommend purchasing an HDMI cable since it does not come with one. You do not need an expensive cable at all, as the inexpensive HDMI cables work fine.
I use DirecTV, and with the TV connected to my satellite receiver with an HDMI cable, I receive an excellent digital picture on all channels without subscribing to the HD service.
You will need to check your existing satellite receiver to be sure that it has an HDMI port, otherwise you should upgrade to a newer satellite receiver with an HDMI port. Without the HDMI hookup, you will only receive analog signals and not the clear, digital signals that will make your TV viewing much more pleasurable.
Unless you are a hardcore TV fanatic, you’ll be delighted with the Panasonic LCD 1080p 120hz g series TV hooked up with just an HDMI cable to your satellite receiver. The satellite receiver does not have to be an HD compatible receiver, it just needs to have an HDMI port.
I highly recommend this product and did quite alot of research prior to my purchase. You will not be disappointed with Panasonic or Amazon.com.
Hope this review helps, as I always gain alot of quality information from other reviews prior to items that I purchase. Good Luck and Keep the Faith!
Rating: 5 / 5
This is my second Panasonic TV. I have a 50″ plasma for the den and this one for the bedroom. It was easy to install (using HDMI cables) to the satellite box and blu-ray player. (This TV replaced a Sharp HD.) The picture quality (1080p)is great – very close to my two year old plasma (1080p). It is light weight, easy to move, and the swivel stand is a plus. I recommend the 120hz refresh rate for anyone considering an LCD. I was familiar with the remote control features – which are fine – but use the satellite remote for most TV tasks. The option of different viewing formats is also a plus.
Rating: 4 / 5
Waited for 1 month of use prior to providing a review. One month in and I couldn’t be more pleased. Due to space restricitons (35.5″ opening), I had to go with a 37″. Fits perfectly. Picture looks great! Definitely don’t want to settle for SD feed. If you go this direction, maximize your purchase w/ going HD. If sound quality is your thing, you will want to add a home theatre system. TV sound system is OK, but it doesn’t “pop” like the home theatre systems. More than pleased overall. And one month in, I’d buy a Panasonic again.
Rating: 5 / 5