Best Panasonic TV 2026: Outstanding TVs for all budgets

If you’re the type of person who won’t settle for anything less than the most feature-rich and kitted-out TV you can buy then go straight for the Panasonic TV-65Z95B.

The Z95B boasts the next-gen RGB Tandem OLED panel that pushes the boundaries on OLED brightness with a peak of 2160 nits. That makes this OLED TV a very good choice for watching in bright rooms.

Watching native 4K content is the way to best experience what the Z95B can offer, but the HCX Pro AI processor MK II expertly upscales films and TV shows to look better on a 4K TV.

The Z95B boasts Panasonic’s Soundscape Pro audio system which is one of the best built-in audio systems we’ve come across with drivers that are powerful enough to create a wall of sound to create more width and height.

This is an excellent TV for gaming with low latency that matches an LG G5, and high 144Hz refresh rates for PC gaming. That said, the Panasonic Z90B has the same features and can be had for less money.

Throw in Fire TV OS for quick access to your favourite streaming platforms and you’ve got an impressive, premium 4K TV.

Effectively Panasonic’s equivalent to LG’s C-series OLED TV from LG, the Panasonic TV-65Z90B is an excellent all-rounder effort that’s hard to beat.

The design is pretty bog standard, but does come with a swivel stand if you want to keep the screen away from reflections or want to angle it in a better position.

There is a built-in soundbar of sorts that’s good enough that you may not want to consider a purchase of a soundbar. It delivers a big bass performance for a TV, with dialogue that’s clear, and best of all, it can go loud without causing much distortion.

But it’s the picture that you’ll be mainly purchasing the Z90B for, and it delivers some of the best images we’ve seen from a mid-range 4K TV. It’s not the most spectactular performance, but in terms of accuracy, detail and brightness; it delivers a superbly natural and colourful HDR performance.

Its upscaling skills with low-res content is fine, but rival 4K TVs from LG and Samsung offer more clarity and sharpness in making HD content look better.

And with Fire TV, you’ve got Alexa voice control as well as the legion of apps that are available on the platform. We don’t love the interface as much as others, there’s too many rows to scroll through, but you won’t be left lacking in terms of finding something to watch.

And as a gaming TV, the Z90B offers a similar performance to the Z95B, with a quick performance and premium specs if you play on a gaming console or PC.

Whether you want a TV to watch movies on, stream, or play games; the Panasonic Z90B is up there with the best.

This the second Z90B model from Panasonic to make it on this list, and it’s the one Panasonic TV we’d recommend to gamers above all others.

That’s because of its size. At 48-inches, it’s perfect if you have a gaming room or limited space within your home to add a TV.

There’s support for 4K/144Hz refresh rates as well as a low latency performance that rivals LG’s OLED TVs: Nvidia G-Sync  and AMD FreeSync Premium compatibility, Dolby Vision Gaming support. You’re not lacking for features if you want a high quality gaming experience.

The Z90B sports a forward-facing speaker system made up of two 15W drivers, a 30W rear woofer and passive radiators too; and overall this set-up enabled a solid audio performance with clear dialogue and an expansive mid-range for a TV of this size.

Picture-wise, there is Dolby Vision and HDR10+ Adaptive which ensures the TV can deliver the ‘correct’ HDR performance from apps and 4K Blu-rays. Plus, in these HDR modes, the TV can automatically adjust its brightness according to the level of ambient light in the room for the best performance regardless of how bright or dark the room is.

Despite sporting a standard OLED panel rather than a brighter OLED EX display, we found that the Z90B does a brilliant job at accurately replicating colours and textures.

Not only that but with sub 4K content, its Dual Super Resolution mode was able to manage upscaling well, while AI HDR Remastering bumped the contrast on non-HDR streams too.

Otherwise, as it runs on Amazon’s Fire TV OS and includes Freely for streaming mainstream channels over Wi-Fi rather than via an aerial, using the Z90B is easy.

Both the 65-inch model and 48-inch received five-stars from this site, so whichever model you opted for, you’re getting a high quality TV experience.

The W95B is Panasonic’s flagship Mini LED TV for 2025, and while it’s not a big leap in performance over the W95A; it does deliver another excellent performance for those after a bright TV.

We don’t love the stand that Panasonic has gone for with this model, as it leaves less room to place a soundbar in front of the TV (should you want to do that).

That said, the built-in sound system is a very good one, with good bass output, plenty of width and clear dialogue performance. It’s a better performance than the W95A managed, and while it won’t outperform a soundbar or sound system, if you don’t need a sound system, the W95B’s audio puts in a pleasing performance.

The picture performance is good, though despite this being a Mini LED, it’s not the brightest we’ve seen. However, it does offer a wide range of colours and tones that’s better than similarly priced Mini LED TVs from other brands, and with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ support; it’s able to produce an HDR image as it was intended to look.

Like the other models on this list, there’s support for refresh rates up to 144Hz, a quick input lag for gaming and AMD FreeSync support; though this model does miss out on Nvidia G-Sync for PC gamers.

Regardless, this is a highly accomplished Mini LED TV from Panasonic, and even better, it’s currently available at a steal of a price for the 65-inch size. Highly recommended.

With a price of £799, the Panasonic TV-55W95A was already a bargain, but since the W95B model has launched, the price has been further reduced, with availability of the W95A down to the last few. If you were looking for a new, inexpensive Mini LED, this Panasonic fits the bill.

It’s quick to assemble and features decent viewing angles if you find yourself watching TV off to the side.

Fire TV presents plenty of entertainment options, and you also get Alexa smarts and voice control if you’re in the Amazon smart home ecosystem.

Gaming-wise, there’s support for refresh rates up to 144Hz, and there’s also AMD FreeSync support for PC gamers. Input lag is quick, and similar to LG’s C-series OLED TVs.

Picture quality isn’t the brightest, but the W95A delivers a compellingly natural and colourful performance. With Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, it can more accurately convey what films and TV series are meant to look like. Film fans will enjoy the picture performance this TV offers.

The sound quality is also good, with decent bass, good dialogue clarity and a wider soundstage. The W95B offers slightly more clarity with dialogue, but this remains a good audio performance for a TV.

Considering that stock is down to the last few, if you were ever going to take a punt on the W95A, now is the time to do it.