The stand-out feature of Philips TVs for many years has been Ambilight – the built-in LEDs that cast coloured light onto the ...

The TVs are now available in sizes up to 65 inches and pricing ranging from $229 to $389.

In the Philips OLED 909 you'll also find the brightest panel that Philips offers to date: it's an MLA (Micro-Lens Array) OLED type, as sourced from LG, which is considered best-of-best among the best ...

The Philips LED TVs feature a 4K UHD resolution with HDR10 support, and include four HDMI ports (with eARC) and 802.11ac Wi-Fi. They include the Roku operating system, the Roku Channel, Howdy, ...

What’s happened? The Philips Roku TV, which was unveiled yesterday, is bringing Ambilight technology to TVs in the US for the first time. This technology aims to give users a more immersive viewing ...

The Philips OLED+959 is a superb, premium OLED TV. It goes toe-to-toe with the best TVs, especially when it comes to built-in ...

When it comes to the best OLED TVs, I'm a big fan of TP Vision-owned Philips TVs and their Ambilight technology - which illuminates beyond the screen's edges onto surrounding walls in real-time - such ...

Hot on the heels of the world's largest technology show, CES 2024, we've already been treated to a host of brand new tellies due out in 2024. But beyond the best new OLED panels – such as the LG OLED ...

Philips in Europe has today taken the wraps off a large chunk of its upcoming TV range for 2024, incorporating a promising mix of premium OLED and LED options. Sitting at the top of Philips’ 2024 TV ...

A 48-inch OLED TV was spotted selling online for a significant discount bringing its price below the £1,000 mark. This particular screen was from Philips and is said to have rear ambient light and ...

In one sense, at least, time has not been kind to Philips’ OLED908 TVs. While we’ve long known that this new range of micro lens array-toting OLED TVs would eventually be coming out in 2023, the ...

Hey PS5 players, I know you're busy eyeing up Black Friday TV offers, but I have a suggestion - buy a monitor instead. Specifically, there's a Philips Evnia 4K OLED display I tested back in March that ...