32" Cineos LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - anthracite dark more product details
Picture quality is generally outstanding ; great looks ; Ambilight ; good connectivity ; immense ... (cnet.co.uk)
Picture quality ; sound quality, styling ; Ambilight ; (cnet.co.uk)
We have collected and analyzed 43 expert reviews and 446 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 83/100 and users rate it 88/100. The average review date is January 16, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 181089 reviews from other TVs. The alaScore™ for this product is 96/100 = Excellent. Last update: July 3, 2009.
We have analyzed the reviews for the Philips PFL9632 Series LCD TV (32",37",42",47",52") using our BETA review analysis. These are our findings: The Philips PFL9632 Series LCD TV (32",37",42",47",52") is very good. Reviewers admire the big display, hd ...
Above average black level, decent display, pretty good hd quality, decent hdmi, very good standard def performance.
Sub-standard installation.
Please note: The ratings above are generated using our BETA automatic review analysis and may contain errors.
Using image processing and Philips' Ambilight technologies, the picture quality on the 47PFL9632D is extraordinary. This TV produces levels of sharpness, purity, motion clarity and fluidity that, for its price range, are unprecedented in the LCD world ...
Picture quality is generally outstanding ; great looks ; Ambilight ; good connectivity ; immense feature count ;
Requires care at setup stage ; occasional processing artefacts ;
Philips appears to have thrown everything but the kitchen sink at producing better pictures from the 47PFL9632D -- and its efforts have paid off handsomely in the form of some of the best big screen LCD pictures to date. Add this to the TV's great ...
With its new 47PFL9632D, available for around -1,700, Philips reckons it's fi...
You could see the light with Philips' Cineos 42PFL9632D. With Ambilight technology improving blacks and colours on the screen, you'll get a refined and detailed picture with this flat panel TV. Plus, you'll hear decent quality sound for day-to-day ...
Picture quality ; sound quality, styling ; Ambilight ;
Price ; lack of PC input ; picture processing looks bad at times ;
The Philips Cineos 42PFL9632D is a great TV with superb picture quality and the addition of Ambilight -- if you like that sort of thing. Our only major complaint is that some of the picture processing distorts the otherwise excellent image quality
The good news with this Philips Cineos 42PFL9632D TV is that if you don't lik...
The sheer detail that this screen shows is incredible to the point where movies that used to be believable now have obvious looking special effects.
Very bright with a strong contrast ratio and plenty of features. Took all of about 4 minutes to set it up including lifting it onto the tv table. The inbuilt speakers actually have some merit ;
The are still some problems with the true motion settings making movies look unnatural and cartoonish ; I do notice ghosting occurring in fast motion where there is a high amount of contrast ;
Had mine for three months now. had a few glitches in the beginning but hopefully all fixed now.
Great clear picture ; love the 100htz ; Blue ray from my ps3 is crystal clear ; didnt notice any problems with blacks or trailing very happy with my buy and sad philips are leaving the tv game ;
Just the few days where channel ten and ABC wouldnt work kept on pixeling out. but philips fixed it. was very frustrating at the time though ; Takes a while to turn on ;
comes with wall brackets and stand. have added in a scart to composite adapter, so there is x2 composite inputs now that are switchable in/out. Did a software upgrade from Philips web page using the usb stick to program it. was easy to do. new software fi...
easy to use out of box ; finds digital hd and analogue tv stations, get to keep channel 31 ; good picture quality ;
no computer inputs. have to use hdmi to dvi adapter ; only composite digital audio out, didn't have optical digital audio out ;
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