Plasma TV HDTVs

Plasma televisions offer excellent, cinematic high-definition quality at low, affordable prices. Don't be mistaken: plasma TVs are not old fashioned or obsolete. Videophiles consider them to be the superior HDTV technology in terms of image quality. Relative to LCD panels, they're heavier, draw more power, and can sometimes suffer from screen glare, but you simply can't be the price on these big-screen plasma TVs.

Panasonic TC-P42G10 - 42-inch Plasma

The Panasonic TC-P42G10 is a great plasma television from the brand known for their excellent plasmas. Though LCD has been gaining momentum, they still can't match the cinematic quality and budget-friendly prices of plasma televisions.  read more

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  • 4.5 out of 5

The Samsung PN63B550 is a fancy, high-end plasma television made for consumers interested in only the largest, most impressive high-definition televisions available. The PN63B550 is a full 1080p plasma TV, with deep, dark contrasts and reduced blurring thanks to the Samsung "E-panel" technology, which ensures a stunning display.  read more

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  • 4.5 out of 5

Worth a Second Look

Panasonic VIERA 50" Plasma 720p - Big Screen, Small Budget

This 50-inch, 720p plasma display certainly isn't on the cutting edge of HDTV technology, but it's huge and the picture is pretty good for the (very low) price. A few years ago, this would've been an expensive, high quality TV, so it's still a decent budget purchase even in this advanced marketplace.  read more

User Rating:
  • 4.54 out of 5

TVs We Considered But Didn't Pick

Panasonic TC-P54G10

Grade: A+
What Does This Grade Mean: A+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,529.95

Panasonic TC-P50G10

Grade: A
What Does This Grade Mean: A
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,199.88

Panasonic TC-P46G10

Grade: A
What Does This Grade Mean: A
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,019.88

Panasonic TC-P50V10

Grade: B+
What Does This Grade Mean: B+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,994.05

LG 60PS80

Grade: B
What Does This Grade Mean: B
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $2,099.98

LG 50PS80

Grade: B
What Does This Grade Mean: B
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $1,029.99

50-inch Plasma

Samsung PN50A450

Grade: C
What Does This Grade Mean: C
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $729.88

Panasonic TC-P54Z1

from $4,987.99

Panasonic TC-P54V10

Grade: D+
What Does This Grade Mean: D+
A is for excellent above-average televisions, typically a newer set that has lots of great buying opportunities and high ratings from users. All of our "top picks" should be considered A+ televisions.
B is given to strong TVs that have some standout features, worthy of a second look.
C means that these TVs are weaker, probably with mediocre owner reviews, and are getting a little too old to be considered.
D & F indicates that this TV is most likely older or out-of-date, and most likely has very few buying opportunities. We suggest you avoid purchasing these sets.
from $2,300.00
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