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product_id: 654486593
title: "W95 Series 65-inch Mini LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, Sport Stadium Mode, ATSC3.0, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, HDR10+ Adaptive, Press and Ask Alexa, 144Hz, Wall-mountable - 65W95AP"
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# 144Hz + HDMI 2.1 + VRR for ultra-smooth gaming Mini LED with Local Dimming Ultra for vivid brightness & contrast Dolby Atmos + built-in subwoofer for immersive 3D sound W95 Series 65-inch Mini LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, Sport Stadium Mode, ATSC3.0, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, HDR10+ Adaptive, Press and Ask Alexa, 144Hz, Wall-mountable - 65W95AP

**Brand:** panasonic
**Price:** 1065970 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your viewing game with Panasonic’s W95 Mini LED 4K powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** W95 Series 65-inch Mini LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, Sport Stadium Mode, ATSC3.0, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, HDR10+ Adaptive, Press and Ask Alexa, 144Hz, Wall-mountable - 65W95AP by panasonic
- **How much does it cost?** 1065970 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- panasonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted panasonic brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Stadium & Sport Mode:** Feel the thrill of live games with specially tuned picture and sound settings that replicate the electric atmosphere of the stadium right in your living room.
- • **Immersive Audio Experience:** Dynamic Theater Surround with Dolby Atmos and a dedicated subwoofer creates a rich, enveloping soundstage that puts you in the center of the action.
- • **Next-Level Gaming Performance:** Game Mode Extreme supports 144Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, VRR, and AMD FreeSync Premium for lag-free, ultra-responsive gameplay.
- • **Cinema-Grade Picture Precision:** HCX Pro AI Processor MKII + Quantum Dot tech deliver stunning color accuracy and HDR10+ Adaptive/Dolby Vision IQ that auto-tunes to your room lighting.
- • **Seamless Smart Entertainment Hub:** Fire TV built-in with Alexa Voice Remote lets you effortlessly stream, control smart home devices, and get personalized content recommendations.

## Overview

The Panasonic W95 Series 65-inch Mini LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV combines cutting-edge Mini LED backlighting with advanced HCX Pro AI processing to deliver exceptional brightness, contrast, and color accuracy. Supporting all major HDR formats including HDR10+ Adaptive and Dolby Vision IQ, it intelligently adapts to ambient lighting for a perfect picture anytime. Dolby Atmos and a built-in subwoofer provide immersive 3D surround sound. Gamers benefit from a 144Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, VRR, and AMD FreeSync Premium for smooth, responsive gameplay. Fire TV integration with Alexa voice control offers a seamless smart entertainment experience, while Sport and Stadium Modes bring live events to life. Wall-mountable and robustly built, this TV is designed for longevity and premium home theater performance.

## 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.

Review: Skip the Hisense and TCL--don't encourage throw-away culture. - 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.
Review: Good Enough! - It took two tries to get a working TV. First arrived with a damaged screen. Second was damage free. I wasn't going to try again if damaged twice. The packaging is not the best for surviving rough handling in shipping and Panasonic should think about upgrading it. That said this TV is probably the best bang for buck going at current prices for a mini led. It isn't the best in contrast or brightness but makes up for it with good image processing and color accuracy. It's not the best choice for hard core gamers either with VRR limitations with local dimming. I don't game much so not an issue for me. It won't get you OLED blacks but they aren't too far off. In a dark room you will notice it more. I find it best to have accent lighting to help with perceived blackness. HDR impact isn't too shabby being not the brightest. It still provides a good viewing experience. Just enough to make your eyes react without being too intense. Reflection handling is also a bit weak on this set If you have any light sources in view you will see them and it will distract you. Best to have control of lighting and have a room on the darker side as even walls and ceilings will reflect if on the lighter side color wise. It's only on darker scenes anyway as otherwise the TV is bright enough to overcome them. As far as build quality goes it is mid tier but feels pretty solid overall. I just hope it lasts as long as the Viera line of TVs did. My old 19 incher refused to die. So overall it is good enough. Just know it has some limitations that if you can manage will make it a good choice especially at the current pricing. I give it 5 stars at current pricing for the value but a lower rating for prices closer to MSRP.

## Features

- A Smart Mini LED TV with exceptional brightness and colors: The Mini LED panel 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 snap—no 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.
- Sport Mode and Stadium Mode: Immerse yourself in the game on your Smart TV with specially tuned picture and sound settings that recreate the excitement of live stadium viewing.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D8RYJYB8 |
| Additional Features | Built-In Speaker |
| Antenna Location | Home Viewing |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Audio Input | HDMI |
| Audio Output Mode | Surround |
| Base Depth | 12.52 Inches |
| Base Width | 46.38 Inches |
| Best Sellers Rank | #506 in Amazon Devices & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Amazon Devices & Accessories ) #46 in Smart TVs #288 in Televisions |
| Brand | Panasonic |
| Built-In Media | - 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 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Connector Type | HDMI, USB |
| Content Sharing Direction | Mobile to TV |
| Contrast Ratio | High |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Controller Type | Remote Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 223 Reviews |
| Display Backlight Configuration | Direct LED |
| Display Backlight Setting | Local Dimming |
| Display Backlight Technology | Mini-LED |
| Display Language Options | English, Spanish, French |
| Display Size Class | 65 Inches |
| Display Technology | Mini Led |
| HDR Format Supported | HDR10+ Adaptive/HDR10/HLG/Dolby Vision IQ |
| Hardware Interface | Ethernet, HDMI, USB |
| Integrated Surround Sound Format | Dolby Atmos |
| Internet Applications | Fire TV |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 57"D x 32.8"W x 2.8"H |
| Item Weight | 55.2 Pounds |
| Item Weight Without Stand | 53 Pounds |
| Line Voltage | 110 VAC 60 Hz |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Model Name | Mainstream Mini LED Q95A |
| Model Number | TV-65W95AP |
| Model Series | W95A |
| Model Year | 2024 |
| Motion Enhancement Technology | true |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Audio Channels | 5.1 |
| Number of Component Inputs | 4 |
| Number of Component Outputs | 4 |
| Number of Composite-Video Inputs | 4 |
| Operating System | FireOS |
| Picture Quality Enhancement Technology | Mini-LED, Local Dimming Ultra, Quantum Dot |
| Power Consumption | 285 Watts |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz |
| Remote Required Battery Size | AAA |
| Resolution | 4K |
| Screen Mirroring Technology | Miracast |
| Screen Size | 65 Inches |
| Signal Format | ATSC |
| Speaker Description | 2CH |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 50 Watts |
| Special Feature | Built-In Speaker |
| Specific Uses For Product | Entertainment |
| Total Audio Out Ports | 4 |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Total USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| Tuner Type | ATSC |
| UPC | 885170437920 |
| VESA Mount Standard | 400 x 300 mm |
| Video Encoding | H.264, H.265 (HEVC), VP9 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Description | Limite Warranty |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |

## Product Details

- **Screen Size:** 65 Inches
- **Brand:** Panasonic
- **Display Technology:** Mini Led
- **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
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Aspect Ratio:** 16:9
- **Product Dimensions:** 57"D x 32.8"W x 2.8"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Skip the Hisense and TCL--don't encourage throw-away culture.
*by A***Y on April 29, 2025*

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.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Enough!
*by R***B on June 12, 2025*

It took two tries to get a working TV. First arrived with a damaged screen. Second was damage free. I wasn't going to try again if damaged twice. The packaging is not the best for surviving rough handling in shipping and Panasonic should think about upgrading it. That said this TV is probably the best bang for buck going at current prices for a mini led. It isn't the best in contrast or brightness but makes up for it with good image processing and color accuracy. It's not the best choice for hard core gamers either with VRR limitations with local dimming. I don't game much so not an issue for me. It won't get you OLED blacks but they aren't too far off. In a dark room you will notice it more. I find it best to have accent lighting to help with perceived blackness. HDR impact isn't too shabby being not the brightest. It still provides a good viewing experience. Just enough to make your eyes react without being too intense. Reflection handling is also a bit weak on this set If you have any light sources in view you will see them and it will distract you. Best to have control of lighting and have a room on the darker side as even walls and ceilings will reflect if on the lighter side color wise. It's only on darker scenes anyway as otherwise the TV is bright enough to overcome them. As far as build quality goes it is mid tier but feels pretty solid overall. I just hope it lasts as long as the Viera line of TVs did. My old 19 incher refused to die. So overall it is good enough. Just know it has some limitations that if you can manage will make it a good choice especially at the current pricing. I give it 5 stars at current pricing for the value but a lower rating for prices closer to MSRP.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Panasonic W95A 4K MiniLED TV Review
*by N***S on May 30, 2025*

As someone who proudly identifies as an OLED snob, I’ve long dismissed LED TVs. Especially older edge-lit models, for their blooming issues, grayish “black” levels, and overall washed-out look in dark rooms. MiniLED has definitely stepped up the LED game, but honestly, I never saw myself owning one. I’ve just seen too many bad examples firsthand. That said, my parents were still using my old Samsung HU8550. It was TV they adored, but as a home theater enthusiast, I knew it was on its last legs. The edge-lit problems were obvious to me, even if they couldn’t see them. Movie nights at their place were starting to make me wince inside. When I heard Panasonic was returning to the US TV market, I was hyped. Back in the day, Panasonic was a heavy hitter, right up there with Sony and Pioneer in terms of display quality, especially in the plasma era. But let’s be honest, they had a downfall. When Panasonic went Best Buy exclusive in the US, their quality noticeably dipped, and the brand’s reputation started to crumble. Eventually, they pulled out of the US TV market entirely around 2016, leaving a big hole in the home theater community. I already own the fantastic Panasonic UB820 4K Blu-ray player, so I knew they were still capable of delivering excellent picture processing. I just didn’t know if their first US MiniLED effort would live up to the old Panasonic glory days. But when I saw the W95A’s RTINGS review, I was shocked: they rated it poorly, even suggesting some mid-tier Hisense and TCL sets were better. Really? Panasonic’s return to the US was a bust? So I initially passed, waiting for something that met my high standards without breaking the bank (especially since I hoped my siblings would help split the cost). Then Amazon dropped a deal I couldn’t ignore: $599 for the 65” W95A, which originally retailed for $1,799. I figured, even if it’s just okay, it would definitely be better than what my parents were using. So, I pulled the trigger. After setting it up and carefully tuning the picture settings, I was blown away. The black levels? Surprisingly excellent for a MiniLED. The colors? Bright, vibrant, and punchy. The motion handling and picture processing? Not quite on the level of my Sony A95K (to be fair, that’s a $4,000 QD-OLED), but seriously impressive especially for the price. And here’s the kicker: I couldn’t notice any blooming issues. That’s right, the thing that’s always bugged me the most about LED TVs just wasn’t a problem here. The local dimming zones handled highlights and dark scenes beautifully. No distracting halos, no washed-out contrast. Just clean, controlled black levels and crisp image detail that left me genuinely impressed. My parents? They absolutely love the TV. And honestly, I think RTINGS’ review didn’t do this set justice. It really makes me question whether they’re as unbiased as they claim, or if certain brands just get an automatic pass or fail. If you’re in the market for a 4K TV, I highly recommend checking out the Panasonic W95A. It’s a total steal when on sale, and it’s made me super curious about how Panasonic’s upcoming OLEDs will stack up. My trusty old Sony A80G might just be staring down retirement soon… LOL.

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