The LX700’s shade is a departure from the familiar Viera black-and-silver scheme, and comes instead in a refreshing matt finish somewhat in line with the current A/V fashion trend. Beyond this cosmetic change, it still possess many signature traits of its lineage, from the curvy side profile to the clean lines and unique diamond-shaped swivel stand. Minimalists may also be attracted to its clutter-free front, save for the embossed company logo in contrasting silver and a couple of other smaller ones hinting at its underlying potential.

Measuring 836mm wide, the chassis is longer than most 32-inchers due to a pair of streamlined side speakers, a minor compromise in exchange for enhanced stereo separation. Impromptu hookup is a hassle-free exercise, thanks to the side A/V inputs conveniently located by the right. These are clustered below the SDHC card slot housed behind a flip cover and spring-loaded for easy removal. It would have been a sound layout if not for the top-mounted TV controls, easily out of reach for many but the most determined.

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