Panasonic 40 Inch 4K Smart TV

Description

I’ve been using this Panasonic 40-inch 4K TV for a couple of years now, and it’s honestly been one of my go-to viewing setups. It’s not flashy, but it does the job well — sharp picture, solid contrast, and that smooth 4K detail you can actually see when you're watching something with fine textures, like nature docs or movies.

It’s got HDMI 2.0, which means it handles 4K sources fine — whether it’s a Blu-ray or a streaming device. I’ve also used it to play photos and music from USB drives, which is handy for family moments or just a quick playlist.

The 200Hz motion rate helps with fast-action scenes, and the built-in Freeview HD tuner means I can watch BBC HD and ITV HD for free — no subscription needed. I’ve got it connected to Wi-Fi, so I can browse apps and stream things on demand.

It’s black, which fits in well with my living room, and it’s energy-efficient (A rating). The ports are plenty — four HDMI, three USB, and a few older ones too, which is good if you’ve got old gear.

It’s been in my house in Haslington, Winterley, and I’m selling it because I’ve upgraded to a newer model. Still works perfectly, and I’ve used it for everything from catching up on shows to family movie nights.

It’s £135 — not much, but it’s a solid piece of kit that’s been reliable over time. If you're looking for something that actually delivers on 4K without all the gimmicks, this one’s worth a look.