Panasonic PT-47X54 47 in. HDTV-Ready CRT TV

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Average User Rating

(3.70 out of 5) from 7 reviews

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More trouble than it is worth

(2.00 out of 5) by jlppato on Apr 9, 2007

Pros: Great picture at a great price. Great sound. Lots of aux inputs.
Cons: TV that lasted less than three years after two major repairs.

Great picture at a great price. BUT two service calls in the 1st 2 1/2 years. One was after three mo ...
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Horrible TV...Horrible Costumer Service

(1.00 out of 5) by vismich123 on Jul 28, 2005

Pros: None
Cons: Everything

I bought this Tv and within 3 months it broke. Was the picture nice? Yes, but it broke in three mont ...
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Inexpensive, large screen TV that doesn't deliver a high end picture.

(3.00 out of 5) by uncle_fuzzy on Mar 13, 2005

Pros: Easy to figure out remote. Good price for the amount of TV you get.
Cons: Unless you run HDTV signals, you won't be satisfied with the result.
The Bottom Line: If you want razor sharp picture and life-like color, save up and purchase an LCD. This TV just won't make you happy.

I initially bought this unit in anticipation of the HDTV revolution coming and to run my large movi ...
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Panasonic PT47X54 CRT Based Projection HDTV

(5.00 out of 5) by bigkeltec on Feb 28, 2005

Pros: Dual-Tuner-PIP (Split Screen), Picture Quality for Regular (Analog) Tv, Sound Quality without extrenal amp.
Cons: Remote Control, Bulky Depth (away from wall), Sleep Timer Function.
The Bottom Line: Two Words..... BUY IT! I belive my review says it all, it has the most BANG for your BUCK!

This is my 1st Big Screen. For anybody looking to step up to a CRT Based Projection HDTV, this gets ...
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If you love a clear, sharp picture....this is the TV 4 U!

(5.00 out of 5) by yousafms on Dec 14, 2004

Pros: Sharp/clear picture, good sound & operates easily.
Cons: Converter has small round buttons
The Bottom Line: The best rear projection television in it's class.

Having been accustomed to the more popular smaller televisions (28" is what I've always had), I thou ...
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