The 65-inch Panasonic Z95B OLED from the front on its round centre stand, its screen showing Panasonic's demo burst of pink and blue light streaks.

Panasonic Z95B Review

2025PanasonicTV

The colorist's OLED, tuned for accuracy above all

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The Z95B is Panasonic's flagship OLED and a favorite of viewers who care most about getting the image exactly right. It uses a four layer tandem OLED panel in the same class as LG's best, paired with a ThermalFlow cooling design that lets it hold high brightness for longer without throttling. Panasonic's picture processing and its out of the box accuracy are the real draw, with color and tone mapping tuned by Hollywood colorists rather than chased purely on brightness numbers.

For film this is close to a reference display. Highlights are bright and controlled, near black detail is beautifully preserved, and the built in speaker system is stronger than most rivals thanks to upfiring and side firing drivers. It runs Amazon Fire TV as its platform and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10 plus, 144Hz gaming and the full suite of HDMI 2.1 features.

The reasons to hesitate are availability and value. Panasonic sells only 55, 65 and 77 inch sizes, distribution is thinner than the big three, and at 2,599 dollars for the 55 inch and 3,399 dollars for the 65 inch it is priced with the flagships while offering less brightness than the new RGB sets. If your priority is a faithful, cinema accurate picture rather than raw punch, few 2026 televisions are as satisfying.

Reviewed Sep 21, 2026 · Last verified Sep 21, 2026 · How we grade

Panasonic Z95B at a glance

Brand
Panasonic
Model
Z95B
Model year
2025
Panel
OLED (4 layer tandem)
Sizes
55, 65, 77
Price
3399.99
Release date
2025-06

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