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Panasonic W95 Series (2024 Model) 85-inch Mini LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, Local Dimming, 144Hz Refresh Rate - 85W95AP

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Size: 85


Features

  • A Smart Mini LED TV with exceptional brightness and colors: The Mini LEDpanel with thousands of LED backlights and HCX Pro AI Processor MKII deliver ourtstanding brightness and contrast with brilliant colors.
  • Multi HDR format with Optimized Picture: All HDR formats, HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG, are supported. With advanced intelligent sensing, HDR10+ Adaptive and Dolby Vision IQ deliver optimized natural picture that adjusts to room brightness.
  • Dynamic Theater Surround with Dolby Atmos: A dedicated built-in subwoofer delivers an enhanced low end frequency. Together with Dolby Atmos, sound effects are precisely placed in virtual space and time to envelope you in the atmosphere.
  • Level Up Your Gaming: Game Mode Extreme supports the latest gaming features like HDMI2.1, 144Hz refrash rate, VRR, AMD FreeSync Premium. A Game Control Board gives you easy access to gaming settings.
  • All-in-One Entertainment with Fire TV Built-in: Watch live TV, use voice controls to easily find your favorites, and even get personalized recommendations.
  • Press and Ask Alexa: Use Alexa on the Voice Remote to find your favorite shows and movies in a snapno endless scrolling needed. Launch apps, change channels, control your smart home, and more.
  • Fire TV Ambient Experience: Turn your TV screen into a canvas for displaying over a thousand pieces of free artwork, personal photos, helpful Alexa widgets, and more.

Description

The W95A is Panasonic’s flagship 4K Ultra HD Mini LED smart TV. The Mini LED panel with thousands of LED backlights, Local Dimming Ultra, and Quantum Dot sheet delivers exceptional brightness, contrast, and colors, without the halo effect. HCX Pro AI Processor MKII brings precise color accuracy, contrast, and clarity as filmmakers intended. Panasonic TVs support all HDR formats, such as HDR10, HDR10 Plus Adaptive, Dolby Vision IQ including Precision Detail, and HLG. Auto AI feature and the intelligent sensing optimize picture based on the type of content being viewed and the ambient light in a room including color temperature. Dynamic Theater Surround has a dedicated built-in subwoofer that delivers an enhanced low-end frequency. Together with Dolby Atmos, sound effects are precisely placed in virtual space, delivering immersive 3D surround sound. Game Mode Extreme supports the latest gaming features like HDMI2.1, 144Hz refresh rate, VRR, HFR, AMD FreeSync Premium. Panasonic also integrates its unique gaming features such as dedicated True Game Viewing Mode, Game Sound Modes for RPG (Role-Playing Games) and FPS (First-Person Shooter), and Game Control Board which provides a game settings dashboard allowing fast access to all settings. All Panasonic TVs are Fire TV built in, integrating streaming and live TV channels, apps, and tailored recommendations on one main home screen. Users can create up to six user profiles. They include the Voice Remote with Alexa (Press and ask Alexa) to easily launch apps, play music, search for titles, and more, using your voice. Compatible with Alexa-enabled devices such as Ring Doorbells, they feature a smart home dashboard. The Fire TV Ambient Experience turns TVs into a beautiful, always- on smart display rotating through beautiful art, personal photos, and glanceable information that keep you updated throughout the day through customizable Alexa widgets.

Screen Size: 85 Inches


Brand: Panasonic


Display Technology: OLED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 144 Hz


Special Feature: Built-In Speaker


Included Components: - Quick Start Guide - Owner’s Manual - 1 x Power Cable - 2 x Stand Legs - 2 x Cable Management Clamper - 1 x TV Remote - 2 x AAA TV Remote Batteries See more


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Aspect Ratio: 169


Product Dimensions: 74.6"D x 43.2"W x 4.3"H


Brand Name: ‎Panasonic


Item Weight: ‎108.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎74.6 x 43.2 x 4.3 inches


Item model number: ‎TV-85W95AP


Color Name: ‎black


Special Features: ‎Built-In Speaker


Item Weight: ‎108.1 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎85 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Date First Available: September 4, 2024


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    • Skip the Hisense and TCL--don't encourage throw-away culture.
Size: 85
After heavily debating spending significantly more to get the very best in image quality (OLED), I ended up "settling" on a mini-LED as long as it was from a reputable brand. Panasonic was always one of the highest-regarded TV brands, and based on professional reviews, it was clear they maintained that status even to today. Yes, there are some highly-rated Hisense and TCL TVs out there, but those weren't on my radar because I know from experience that they're not built to last. Panasonic, on the other hand, has a solid reputation for longevity. --- PICTURE: 9/10 Image quality is outstanding. It's technically not the brightest TV out there (by a long shot), but it's plenty bright enough for all but the very brightest rooms, and there's so much more to a TV than how bright a white screen can get. For one, the contrast is outstanding. While the blacks aren't OLED-perfect, it's incredible how close it gets. More importantly, you have to actively search for evidence of blooming/haloing. In ordinary non-scrutinizing viewing, you could be fooled into thinking it IS an OLED. The processing is where Panasonic shines. They've nailed everything from the calibration to motion and frame generation (which, on low and mid settings really cleans things up without inducing much of the "soap-opera effect"). The Panasonic exhibits an overall grace that most other brands (the exception being Sony and, to an extent, Vizio) seem to lack. The one caveat that I think is worth mentioning is that the screen is fairly reflective. Mine is being used in a small home theater which is almost always dark, so it's of virtually no consequence to me, but in a bright living room, it might be suboptimal. I've heard that its closest competitor (Sony Bravia 7) is pretty much just as reflective, however, so I can't say for sure how it compares to the industry average. Just something to note and research if it concerns you. SOUND: 8/10 Sound quality is quite good... for a TV (at least on the 85" model). I'd say it rivals budget soundbars up to around $150. If you're not planning to spend more than that on a soundbar (or even better, dedicated amp + speakers), I'd say just use the TV speakers. They're totally adequate for casual use. OS: 7/10 The elephant in the room is the FireTV OS. Personally, as someone who uses FireTVs, I thought it was a plus. I can absolutely understand why people who don't use FireTV don't want that. But I've used Android/Google TVs and I don't think they're any better or worse. All TV OSs are becoming more and more ad-heavy. It's the unfortunate reality, and no doubt why such fancy high-quality TVs can be so affordable. One important note to improve your experience: disaable automatic previews. I've heard it repeated (even by professionals) that ads on the homescreen automatically play with sound and that it can't be disabled. That is false. While the TV is set up by default to behave this way, it's easy to change this in the settings (it's under 'Featured Content' if I recall correctly). You'll still see the same banners, but they're much easier to ignore when they're not flashing and playing audio. SETTINGS & ADJUSTABILITY: 9/10 I was impressed with the settings that you can adjust with this. While you can easily choose one of the presets and be happy with it, it also allows you to get surprisingly detailed with adjustments. It's comfortably above average in my experience. BUILD QUALITY: 9/10 This feels like a robust TV that will last. As I've mentioned earlier, with the influx of Chinese TVs like Hisense and TCL undercutting competitors and said competitors lowering their quality to compete at lower price points, I fear the TV market will fall victim to disposable culture at some point like so many other industries already have. TVs used to be a once-a-decade purchase for anyone who didn't demand the very latest. From what I've seen and read, Hisense and TCL TVs can only be expected to last a few years before something either fails or wears out. I strongly encourage people to buy TVs from reputable companies with a track record of long-lasting products. Sony and Panasonic at the higher end and Vizio at the lower/midrange. Of course, since this is a new TV, I can't really say how long it'll last. Only time will tell. But I really like my odds. VALUE: 8.5/10 Value is a bit hard to gauge because I've noticed the price has fluctuated quite a bit. I bought mine on a steep sale and consequently I'd say the value was an easy outstanding 10/10. At MSRP, however, I think it'd be more like 7/10. --- In summation, while I was originally set on getting an OLED, I'm actually very happy that I 'settled' on a mini-LED, and I'm very happy with the Panasonic. It's a quality TV that I fully expect to last a good decade or more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by A Guy
    • Great for Prime Subscribers OR "Traditional" TV Watchers
Size: 55
It's so exciting to have Panasonic TVs back in the U.S., but I'm worried some buyers will pass these new Panasonic TVs up on the basis of them having Fire TV instead of Google TV or some other "preferred" OS on them. Now, if you're not a Prime subscriber, then Fire TV will probably be somewhat lost on you, but I think Fire TV is THE way to go if you're a Prime subscriber and also happen to prefer a more "traditional" TV-viewing experience. I'll eventually get around to "calibrating" this TV, but I don't expect it to need much in the way of adjustment, as everything just looks fantastic on it right out of the box (assuming you chose Home mode instead of Store mode during setup, obviously). I'm no expert when it comes to measuring brightness and color accuracy, but I'll also say that this TV seems to respect the intended brightness of scenes, as well as their color balance, though it can sometimes feel a smidge dim if you're relying on the ambient light sensor. After turning the ambient light sensor off, however, I find that the TV has been at least bright enough to overcome most reflections in my living room, which is great when you consider how glossy the screen is. This TV also gets very loud. My previous TV was regularly at 50% volume, but 50% volume on this one is honestly a bit too loud for me at times. It's also worth noting that there's a setting to ensure spoken dialog stands out well, so you shouldn't find yourself having to turn this TV up too loud specifically to hear what people are saying. Getting back to the Fire TV discussion, I absolutely love the live TV guide. I realize that Google TV has a built-in guide, but the live TV guide in Google TV absolutely hates it when you have ad-block set up on your router, while Fire TV's live TV guide seems to have no such issues. Furthermore, the live TV guide in Fire TV aggregates so much more from so many more apps compared to Google TV. Basically, if an app integrates into the Fire TV live TV guide, then all the setup it requires is for you to launch that app once and (if applicable) sign in. You'll have a massive live TV guide in no time after setting this stuff up once. It really is a thing of beauty. App installations sometimes work a bit differently in Fire TV compared to Google TV, as Amazon allows you to subscribe to "channels" directly through the Amazon store and on the TV. As such, when you're downloading apps for services you already subscribe to or plan to subscribe to through a service other than Amazon, make sure you choose to just download the app, rather than choosing the first option that also starts a free trial for the service through Amazon. Note that subscribing through Amazon will give you access to only some of a specific service's catalog through Prime, but signing into that same service's app could grant you far more. Likewise, while Google TV has a tendency to recommend content from apps of your choosing and doesn't tend to organize them by app/provider, I believe much of the Fire TV interface is recommending content available through Prime and its channels but can and will display additional rows for content recommendations from apps you've installed. In practice, Fire TV and Google TV don't look too different from one another when you consider how they present content recommendations in rows, but understand that Fire TV is presenting you with rows of Prime channels content and separate rows for your apps that are intended to draw you into those apps to access the respective fuller catalogs when applicable. If you preferred Android TV to Google TV for how its rows acted as "channels" prior to the switch to Google TV, then you'll probably actually prefer Fire TV as long as you don't miss the level of control you had in displaying those "channel" rows. In short, I'd say Fire TV excels at the Prime and live TV experiences, while Google TV is probably the way to go if you want to go app-hopping. Google TV offers more apps overall, but Fire TV has been known to have the odd occasional exclusive. Anyway, this is a great TV for the price, and I really hope Panasonic's choice of Fire TV as the OS doesn't limit the appeal of these new Panasonic TVs. Fire TV is a really underrated OS when it comes to pre-installed TV OSes, and you can still set it up as a "dumb TV" if you really just want to attach some other streaming device to it. Definitely don't overlook these TVs, though, as they're quite good for the price you're paying. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Kevin Bender
    • Outstanding TV for the price
Size: 55
This is a great TV for the price. I have been really impressed with the picture quality of the TV. The black levels, despite being a mini led TV, come pretty close to OLED level blacks. It is very bright so would do good in a brightly lit room. The sound quality is also fairly good for built in TV speakers. I have had older Panasonic TVs in the past and am glad that they're back in the US TV market. The TV and its materials seem to be of good quality. I'd definitely recommend picking this TV if you're in the market for a mini-LED TV, it makes a big difference over standard LED TVs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025 by Isaac
    • A defect developed after 30 days
Size: 65
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I was excited to hear that Panasonic is back in the U.S. TV market. I’ve had a Panasonic plasma for over 10 years now, and it still looks amazing—honestly, I’d say the colors are even better than on this new model. I was happy with the W95 model at first, but after about 30 days, I noticed something strange (as shown in the attached picture). It looked like a hair or some kind of debris stuck between the panels, but I hadn’t seen it until then, so I’m not sure what it is. Thankfully, Amazon made the return process as easy as possible. Unfortunately, this experience makes me hesitant to buy another Panasonic TV in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by T T

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