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Excellent picture and sound and would definitely buy from richer sounds again

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The Philips Smart Laser Backlight Ultra HDTV uses intense beams of monochromatic light -- a.k.a. lasers! -- to differentiate itself from other LED LCD TVs on the market.

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The 65-inch 65PUS7608/12 (sometimes just 65PUS7608) is one of the cheaper 65-inch TVs from 2023. It's basic in some areas, most notably the limited selection of apps and lack of a PVR, but more advanced in others with its Dolby Vision HDR support. So...

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It's one of Philips' most basic TVs, but the 50-inch 50PUS8108 (sometimes called 50PUS8108/12) has an impressive array of HDR formats and more gaming features that you'd expect to find on an entry-level set. In some ways, it's a mid-range TV with an...

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The 65-inch 65PUS8508/12 (sometimes just 65PUS8508) is one of its mid-range LCD TVs, but it's got some high-end qualities, including tech to help video games look smoother, and some contrast-boosting advanced HDR formats. It's also on the cheaper end...

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There's no shortage of expensive OLEDs in Philips' arsenal, but it makes cheaper TVs, too. The 55-inch 55PUS7008 (sometimes called the 55PUS7008/12) is one of its most basic sets. There's no PVR, gaming features or built-in voice control, but these...

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While it needs significantly more testing, at first glance the OLED908 looks just as impressive in person as it does on paper

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The 65-inch 65PML9308/12 (sometimes just 65PML9308) is one of the first Philips we've tested with the new Titan operating system. It's a flashy name and it will need to function well. We've had issues with Philips' operating systems in the past, so...

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Philips' mini LED TV range is an expensive one, but if the tech is used well, the 55-inch 55PML9308/12 (also known as the 55PML9308) should be a terrific telly. The mini LED backlight means contrast and brightness should be top tier. Read our review of...

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Philips's annual TV line-ups are enormous, with a huge range price and quality. The 65-inch 65PUS8009/12 is at the cheaper end for a 65-inch TV, coming close to the prices of store-brand TVs, such as JVC or Alba. Is that something to celebrated or wary...

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Philips has one of the biggest TV ranges of any brand, with OLEDs like this 65-inch 65OLED759/12, sitting close to the top. It's high-end but quite a bit cheaper than other OLEDs at this size, so it's already got that going for it. Philips OLEDs have...

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New 32-inch TV releases are few and far between, and good ones worth buying are scarcer still. Philips isn't as a big a name in TVs as the likes of LG and Samsung, so it could really carve out a niche by making a good 32-inch TV. Is the 32PHS6009/12...

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For 170 bucks this is a great buy. I use it both as a monitor and a TV. I play SC2 on the monitor and have nothing but good things to say about the colors, quality, etc

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size, screen.

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You'll get an impressive amount of bass weight from the Spark but the overall sound needs to be more refined and subtle

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The Philips 15NB5800 may not have a distinct or individual style, coming across as just another reasonably priced notebook.

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I really like those headphones for the fact that they do not slip out from ears, they stay there when i run or jump. Sound quality is OK, i mean, you get what you paid for. One thing I do not like is the cable, its really stretchy, and if stretched too...

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This has been a great TV for our small apartment. The picture is small but clear, and the colors are perfect on the screen. The light weight makes it ideal for an older person. The video works perfectly. Our only problem is that I need to find the...

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Amazing picture, amazing style!!

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Had this television for a couple of years and it's never given me any problems, the instruction manual for remote set up ect are easy to read and follow, they include written and graphic instruction. Their slogan is "let's make things better" and they do!

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We had this unit for six months when it ate a tape and we had to pay to get the tape out. It costs too much to fix so now we have to buy a new unit.

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