Philips PFL76x5 (2010) Series

53% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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92% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

95% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Picture quality beats price-point rivals ; Attractive design, screen only 30mm thick ; Great connectivity, plus net TV

No Freeview HD tuner ; No Power Pixel HD engine ; Some visible artefacting

As usual with a Philips TV, you can royally screw the 40PFL7605H’s pictures up if you’re not careful with its processing options. But honestly, it’s really not that difficult to learn your way round. And once you’ve figured out what works for your...

Stunning detail ; impressive audio ; brilliant colour palette ; great styling ; Ambilight

No Freeview HD ; lacklustre choice of apps ; blurry motion

Although it’s a truly excellent television in some areas, the Philips 37PFL7605 isn’t a complete all-rounder

Very nicely designed ; Excellent multimedia capabilities ; Mostly very good picture quality ; Ambilight ; Fair price ; Superb remote control

Black levels could be deeper ; Small backlight consistency issues ; No Freeview HD tuner ; High maintenance pictures

Conventional (CCFL) LCD will be extinct by the end of 2011 at this rate. Philips' 32PFL7605H is the latest in a procession of startlingly affordable, relatively small edge LED TVs and its diode-driven backlight delivers benefits ranging from its...

Looks ; finish ; remote ; images can look absolutely stunning

Picture quality can be inconsistent ; no HD TV tuner ; set-up is labour intensive

The Philips is very close to being a fabulous TV, but it falls at the final hurdle with a few motion and picture issues

Contrast, colour & clarity ; SD upscaling ; USB media playback ; Remote control

No Freeview HD tuner ; No built-in Wi-Fi ; Sluggish Net TV ; Wired networking

Arriving in the most popular size for LED-lit TVs – 40-inch – the 40PFL7605 appears remarkably thin (it's just 42mm deep), but, more importantly, well built.

Brilliant looks ; lovely remote ; great sound ; pictures with awesome detail and contrast ; Ambilight

Imperfect motion ; no Freeview HD ; rather fiddly to set up

In some areas, this is one of the best TVs around; minor flaws prevent it from fully being so

HD & SD picture, contrast, clarity

Lacks Freeview HD tuner

The lack of Freeview HD puts a serious dent in this otherwise attractively priced and advanced Edge LED TV. Excellent speakers, digital media playback and an easy-to-use interface and the highlights, though its ability with contrast, colour and...

Slim design ; Internet access that is not locked to proprietary widgets ; Correct 24p playback ; Good lag time for gaming ; Good energy consumption

Poor screen uniformity ; Visible light pooling from LED edge lighting ; Black level and contrast are average with lack of image depth and shadow detailing ; Lack of calibration control including CMS and poor greyscale control ; Poor remote control and...

It’s clear that Philips want to do things their own way when it comes to HDTVs and that shows with the features included here and the results from them. There seems to be technology for technologies' sake with this TV yet none of that goes towards...

Qualitäts­urteil: gut (2,5) ; Bild: gut (2,2) ; Ton: gut (2,5) ; Hand­habung: befriedigend (3,0) ; Vielseitig­keit: gut (2,5) ; Umwelt­eigenschaften: gut (2,3)