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New Details on the Skyworth Deal: What Panasonic is Planning with its OLEDs

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Panasonic and its partner Skyworth plan to jointly launch new OLED flagship televisions in 2027.

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While Sony has teamed up with TCL for the TV sector, Panasonic is bringing Skyworth on board. Unlike its Japanese compatriots, however, Panasonic does not want to completely relinquish control. The company's management emphasized in a recent interview that you can expect the usual quality from upcoming televisions. In addition, OLED TVs are to remain an important focus. The manufacturer stressed that a Panasonic TV will remain a Panasonic TV. The brand will therefore not simply be slapped onto any device. The engineers and technicians of the traditional Japanese manufacturer are still to fine-tune the picture and ensure quality. Skyworth is a cooperation partner, but will not hold the scepter alone. For example, in 2027, they plan to jointly launch new OLED flagships. In 2026, the excellent previous year's models, see our review of the Z95B, were not replaced. Even though Panasonic continues to focus on OLED TVs in the premium segment, they are generally also open to, for example, RGB Mini-LED. They will observe the market first. However, a little skepticism is still warranted. Because currently most of the company's televisions are sold out. And how the quality of the new releases in 2027 will really turn out, we will, of course, first have to check firsthand. Panasonic's plans are ambitious. With Skyworth's support, they aim to become one of the top 5 TV manufacturers in...

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