Philips Home Theater Systems Reviews

If you can look past its ho-hum design, the MCD515 offers a nice combination of features and performance at a reasonable price.

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The sound is good for the most part no complaints about that, everything else though is pretty sub-par. The player itself is huge and barely fits in my cabinet. The height is ok but the depth is about 15" or so. It won't play video files like it says...

6 user reviews

although i am fairly satisfied with the performance of this unit , I have one concern. I feel the unit should self start or initiate the previous settings when a signal is received in the morning instead of having to use two remotes to turn the tv on...

2 user reviews

This system does not live up to expectations from advertisements. The sound is weak and inferior and speaker wires are to short. Takes a very long time for the system to start and the display on the tuner is difficult to see. Am a long-time Philips...

2 user reviews

Price, mostly easy to use, sound in movie mode, Dolby Digital, good subwoofer

2 user reviews

When you buy a refurbished item, you know that is has been BROKEN and HAS/MAY have PROBLEMS. These listings are not refurbished unless stated. ( I personally would avoid any and all refurb items ) These are fully working models that have not been and...

6 user reviews

All-On-Box... Nice style. Nice size. Nice price.

5 user reviews

For 1000 watts it just doesn't seem that loud to me. No Bass at all. And there's no in between on volume levels. I was expecting more but for the price I shouldn't complain. I got this to replace much more expensive system I had that was killed by...

3 user reviews

Was on the cheaper side

2 user reviews

The Philips HTL5120 sound bar has a low profile and small footprint, with an integrated subwoofer and reasonable $250 list price.

2 expert reviews