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I've been buying the Panasonic brand for over 20 years. After this purchase, I will never do it again! What had always been user-friendly, logical and simple, went all to hell! I can set the order of my favourite channels, but the automatically downloaded ones are still there in their original order, and when I select the channel number (TV station) with the number buttons on the remote, I never know what TV station will pop up! And the EPG was probably "developed" by another affected "developer"! On the old TV, the EPG had 8 lines and when I scrolled through the individual programs (even a week ahead), I still had the sound of the currently selected channel and a preview of the picture in the top corner, so I was still in touch with the running program. Here the EPG has only 4 lines. That wouldn't matter so much, but when I hover into it, I immediately lose contact with the currently selected program! And it can even take a few seconds for information about future programmes to pop up. And teletext is also worth h. When a page has multiple subpages, they can't be stopped and then it's who's with who. I'd hang software developers like that by their balls in a draught!
That perhaps the energy consumption of E.
What other advantage? I don't see any more!
user-unfriendly and illogical
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