65 In Panasonic Plasma Tv

Had three old Panasonic 65 inch plasma TV's donated to an organization I volunteer for. There were two problems: - Weight of the TV was about 180 pounds - The TV had a mounting hole pattern that is no longer supported This bracket fit the needs and worked perfectly. Attached to drywall with steel studs, used the accessory mounting kit. Bracket and mounting was very secure and supported the TV's perfectly. I could have purchased these brackets directly from the manufacturer but they were more expensive that way.

Serves its purpose well. We use it to hold a 65 plasma TV as a back drop for live TV and Webcast production. Mobility allows us to roll it in and out of shot as needed. The cable management could be easier to use, we just have the power cords hanging loose.

I can not tell you how pleased I am with this mount. I have a 50 Panasonic Plasma mounted with this. what a synch to install. This is one heavy duty mount. I bought this to bring the TV away from a side wall and into a corner. and when the TV is not in use back against the side wall with only the slightest width away from the wall. Fit perfectly between the studs. and was able to bring the cords right up through the wall.

I'm using it to mirror my desktop from a Surface Pro (2017) to a Panasonic Viera VT30 plasma TV. Works perfectly, no issues whatsoever. Sends both image and audio signal over HDMI. A little more expensive than some of the other options out there, but I didn't want to take any chances as it seems some don't work properly. This one definitely works.

This is my first OLED TV replacing my 9 year old Panasonic TC-P65VT60 plasma, arguably the finest plasma TV ever produced. The Panny was mighty in its day with inky blacks and impressively nuanced imagery. As fine as it was, this LG G3 83 inch beast is a huge leap in viewing pleasure far beyond its massive size. At $1800 off MSRP through B&H and tax deleted by PayBoo, it was a steal. I am using the table stand which for stability purposes has the necessary backward lean which is minimally annoying. However, I prefer that to the risk otherwise of 90+ pounds of glass and electronics landing on my kids or grandkids should the earth move violently. I watched a G4 vs G3 demo on YouTube and although the G4 did show better HDR imaging, the differences are too subtle to matter as I will never have a G4 in the same room as the G3. As far as the knocks on the audio of this TV, I can't imagine viewing this TV without a dedicated high quality audio system. I have not listened to the on-board audio but when space is an issue, and this TV has used up all you have, I must believe it would be worth it. Enjoy!

This thing rocks! We just replaced our old Panasonic Plasma TV with this 4k projector and the image is crystal clear and massive! The laser light source has plenty of lumens for a moderately light controlled room to be view in the daytime with little loss of clarity. While it doesn't produce the deepest of blacks the overall picture quality and color reproduction is great! Would highly recommend picking this projector up if you're tired of swapping projector bulbs. Currently using this projector with a vividstorm motorized ALR screen with .8 gain and am not seeing any speckling or other picture distortions. Don't wait, grab one of these projectors if you're considering it!

The best TV I have ever had. Even better than my old Pioneer Plasma - which is/was the gold standard.

Holds a 65 TV with no problems.

its great it been on my wall since I got it and it does a great job holding my 55\ plasma TV"

Had it for a about 7 months now and 65\ tv is still on the wall"