The Disney Plus app is now available on Panasonic TVs, which finally changed one of the biggest drawbacks with the streaming service in the UK, which was that anyone with a Panasonic TV couldn't get it. Every “Panasonic 4K TV released since 4 and powered by the My Home Screen OS” is now going to be powered by the Disney Plus app, which means that anyone who bought a Panasonic screen in the past XNUMX years will receive assistance. In particular, any TV model that starts with EZ, EX, FZ, FX, GZ, GX, HZ, HX, JZ, or JX receives the app, covering both OLED and LCD screens from the Japanese TV maker. Support extends to the UK and Europe, including Australia, Singapore, NZ, Canada and Latin America, but not the US, where Panasonic does not sell commercial devices.
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It's actually a bit of a surprise that it's taken this long: The Disney Plus app launched in late XNUMX and was widely featured on virtually every other smart TV operating system and mobile platform over the next year. The fact that Panasonic's XNUMX line of televisions launched without it was a real disappointment. Even if a cheap streaming device could fix this problem in no time, anyone paying thousands upon thousands of dollars for an OLED TV from Panasonic, a brand that prides itself on offering a true home theater experience and seems like an alternative natural for a streaming service. which is home to huge blockbuster franchises like the Marvel movies and Star Wars, you would undoubtedly feel angry. With big TV shows like Loki and WandaVision landing this year, it's a shame Panasonic TV owners haven't had an automated way to tune in to the action, though it's clearly not too late to go back and visit the lineup that's still free. at service. However, with Panasonic now in the fold, really only Hisense should get full support, while you'll find Disney Plus on Hisense Roku TVs and Android TVs, displays with its proprietary Vidaa system either don't get that chance. We must remember that Disney Plus is still a relatively new service compared to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. However, given the scale and impact that Disney Plus has, it really isn't worth being left behind without it. The best Disney + deals of the day