Panasonic has announced it is bringing select OLED and mini-LED models from its 2024 TV lineup to the US. This marks the first time since 2016 that Panasonic has sold TVs in the US market, and it's exciting news to arrive during TechRadar's Home Theater Week.

Panasonic TVs have been missing from the US market for over a decade, which is odd because, well, the company makes good stuff. In any event, our national nightmare is over. The Japanese electronics giant just released a bunch of new televisions for US customers.

After a gap of 8 years, Panasonic returns to the US market with a high-end, 65-inch OLED TV. I compared it to Samsung and LG OLEDs in the lab.

This year has seen incredible advances in the TV world, with refinements to OLED and mini-LED tech serving to enhance the newest crop of sets. OLED still arguably reigns supreme in 2024, but mini-LED is catching up fast, leveling the field on what models earn the title of best TV .

After years without releasing a single TV stateside, Panasonic’s returning to the US TV market with a trio that includes the first ever OLED Fire TV.

Panasonic TX-65MZ800 was £1099 now £799 at John Lewis We haven't tested this Panasonic OLED TV, but its siblings have fared very well indeed in our reviews. With HDR, Android TV

The company has introduced three TVs to the US market including OLED and Mini LED models running Amazon’s Fire TV.

Panasonic has announced its return to the US market with its new line-up of televisions after a decade-long absence. The new series includes OLED (Z95A and Z85A) and Mini-LED (W95A) TVs, available in sizes ranging from 55 to 85 inches.