Panasonic has expanded its TV line-up with the launch of the new P-Series range, featuring the flagship Shinobi Pro Mini LED 4K models. Built for vibrant picture quality and theatre-like sound, these new models are designed to fit a variety of viewing needs, from premium home setups to smaller living spaces.
It brings 21 LED models to the market, covering a wide range from the flagship Shinobi Pro MiniLEDs to 4K Google TVs and Full HD or HD-ready options. Screen sizes range from 32 to 75 inches, allowing households to select a model that suits their space and budget.
The 21 LED TVs in the range come with top-end features such as the 4K Studio Colour Engine and Hexa Chroma Drive. It is also HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and Accuview Display compatible to provide rich colours and sharp details. Dolby Atmos is also provided along with 66W speakers and a woofer. Home theatre technology also assists in delivering a home theatre-like sound experience.
For gamers, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) minimizes input lag so you can play with more responsive, smoother speed. All models come with Google TV, with simple access to streaming apps, personal recommendations on what you like, and built-in Chromecast to cast to other devices easily.
Shinobi Pro MiniLED line uses pixel dimming and quantum dots to deliver rich colors and precise contrast. It boasts a 120Hz refresh rate with MEMC to deliver smooth and glitch-free motion. Following the precision of a ninja, the line delivers crisp images with well-balanced Dolby Atmos sound.
Apart from that, it also features an ultra-slim Flat Fit design measuring just 8.13 cm from the wall. To complement the TV range, Panasonic also offers soundbars with 160W to 600W power, with prices beginning from ₹12,990. The soundbars also feature Dolby Digital Plus, 3D surround sound, and touch controls for the in-home movie experience.
The prices range from ₹17,990 for the base models to ₹3,99,990 for the flagship Shinobi Pro MiniLED models. The entire range is available through Panasonic’s authorised retail outlets, leading e-commerce platforms, and the company’s direct-to-consumer (D2C) website, making it easy for buyers to choose and purchase a model that fits their needs.
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