Which Philips television to buy? If you are looking for new Philips televisions, we present you the best televisions that you will find in the market that adapt to your needs and budget.
The Philips 65OLED903 television sets itself apart from the OLED803 model by integrating an audio system from Bowers & Wilkins, the famous British hi-fi brand. Let's see if this audio equipment really brings something to the sound ...
Price
~3937€
The Philips 55OLED854 is one of the few televisions on the market to stand on a rotating stand. It naturally retains the originality of high-end Philips televisions, such as the Ambilight lighting system and the display quality of the Oled models.
Price
~1299€
The Philips 65OLED804 TV is the 65 inch (165 cm) version of the Philips 55OLED804 that we have already tested. These two televisions offer exactly the same image quality and the same benefits. Only the diagonal changes.
Price
~1950€
The Philips OLED804 television broadly incorporates the characteristics of the OLED803, but it opts for a more powerful processor and ships the recent Android Pie 9.0.
Price
~1349€
The Philips 50PUS7304 TV is the 50 inch version of the Philips 58PUS7304 that we tested. The two televisions are strictly identical and only the dimensions change. You can therefore consult the test of the Philips 58PUS7304 for more information.
Price
~563€
The Philips 58PUS7304 television, also called The One, is said to offer a very good quality / price ratio by combining a VA LCD panel with a high-end video processor. Let's see if he keeps his promises ...
Price
~699€
Last year, the Philips 43PUS6401 TV was still the cheapest of the Ambilight TVs compatible with Philips Hue bulbs. It has since been replaced by the Philips PUS6412 which, in its 49 inch version that we are testing here, has a VA panel in order to erase the contrast defect of its predecessor.
Price
~749€
