PHILIPS 65OLED807/12 65inch 4K UHD OLED SMART TV WiFi Dolby Atmos Ambilight

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PHILIPS 65OLED807/12 65inch 4K UHD OLED SMART TV WiFi Dolby Atmos Ambilight

PHILIPS 65OLED807/12 65inch 4K UHD OLED SMART TV WiFi Dolby Atmos Ambilight

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Stunning 4K HDR picture on an OLED screen. Immersive Ambilight technology. This Philips TV unifies these technologies for amazing entertainment at home, all powered by the brand’s P5 Picture Perfect Engine. Ambilight technology emits ambient light around the screen to match and enhance the on-screen entertainment, while Dolby Atmos sound combines with Dolby Vision HDR for a thrillingly cinematic watch. A host of streaming services is available through the Android smart platform, with Google Assistant built in for easy voice control. However, it looks like in that revision, it has lost some of the magic that was present with the C2 and we believe that the OLED808 could prove a worthy competitor to the C3 now that we have spent more time with the LG. The Philips 807 makes for an excellent gaming TV thanks to its support for 4K/120Hz high frame rate, ALLM and VRR – including Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium – although, as mentioned earlier, there are only two HDMI 2.1 inputs. There are actually two game modes: Optimal and Optimal (Auto). The latter mode allows you to enjoy the benefits of VRR. In terms of other gaming features, there’s support for HGiG and Dolby Vision HDR gaming, along with cloud gaming via Geforce Now. Interestingly, while both models will almost certainly use the same OLED panel – the latest-gen OLED EX from LG Display – Philips is claiming a peak brightness of 1000 nits. This would make it about 100 nits brighter than last year's C2, which LG has admitted the C3 is no brighter than. Our suspicion is that the Philips' extra brightness will be a result of the company's typically more exuberant processing and might not be obvious in more natural picture modes, but we'll be putting the theory to the test once we have the TVs in for review. The OLED808 certainly looked very bright, punchy and vibrant in our very brief hands-on session, but the C2 certainly didn't look dull when we saw it in person a few weeks earlier.

The inclusion of ALLM means the TV automatically switches to the low latency Game mode when compatible consoles are detected, and this delivers an input lag of 15ms. While not as low as some of the completion, it’s more than fast enough for all but the most demanding of gamers. The Philips OLED807 uses this and the 6th Gen P5 AI processor to create the brand's best HDR pictures yet. Built-in Ambilight+hue, Ambilight Music, Game Mode, Wall colour adaptive, Lounge mode, AmbiWakeup, AmbiSleep, Philips Wireless Home Speakers, Ambilight Aurora, Ambilight Boot-Up Animation Philips can hardly be accused of failing to provide enough set up features, though, to help pretty much any buyer get the picture looking exactly as they want it to look.

Driving this new grade of panel, meanwhile, is a new version of Philips’ P5 picture engine. Previous generations of this system, which applies dozens of separate processing elements to five core picture elements (contrast, colour, motion, sharpness and source detection) have already eked out levels of peak brightness that have eluded OLED rivals. In combination with the OLED EX panel, it's quite a spectacle. There’s certainly nothing else out there that looks like it. From its super-sleek metallic sculpting to its immersion-boosting Ambilight system, it looks far more expensive than it actually is. We are reviewing the 65-inch OLED807 in this review, which is almost identical to the 48-inch previously reviewed, just with a slightly different panel, but performance was very similar indeed. As such most of the points made with regards to the 48-inch are the same for the 65-inch model. Switching to Movie mode does hamper the directness and projection of dialogue, and the speaker system isn’t quite crisp and clean enough to maintain complete control at particularly cacophonous moments, but for an integrated sound solution at this level, it’s good. You should still budget for a soundbar or home cinema system if you’re able to, though. Verdict

Information of the number of pixels in a unit of length. With the decrease of the display size and the increase of its resolution, the pixel density increases. The sharpness isn’t messed up by camera pans or fast moving objects, either, thanks to Philips’ excellent motion compensation processing. The ‘Standard’ setting for this that’s the default for some picture presets is too aggressive, creating too much soap opera effect (excessive fluidity) and too many unwanted side effects. Its Pure Cinema and Movie settings, though, both offer excellent options for taking the edge off hardware judder without the image starting to look unnatural or uncinematic. This television contains lead only in certain parts or components where no technology alternatives exist in accordance with existing exemption clauses under the RoHS Directive. That’s a lot more effort than you have to make to get the best out of most modern OLEDs, but it’s an effort that’s well worth making. As the camera pans across the family farm at the start of Interstellar, individual stalks of corn are distinguishable in the huge field. There’s nuanced variety to the greens in this field, which are different shades to those in the adjacent lawn. Less well sorted TVs would have you believe that they’re practically the same colour. Ambilight is a proprietary Philips technology that extends the onscreen action onto the wall around the TV in the form of coloured light. Not only does it look fabulous, it increases perceived contrast and draws the eye more effectively into the action. If you can't tell, we're big fans.

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My guess is that the TV cannot handle it therefore all the Android app even Kodi are not working great with this codec. Philips has launched a new gallery function this year called Aurora. It is an app containing various wallpapers – both static and moving wallpapers – combined with Ambilight mood lighting. At launch, it is not possible to use your own photos but the company is looking into possibly enabling it, they told us earlier this year but stressed that they cannot promise anything. Aurora is not a screensaver or "off function" meaning that you must enable it manually unlike the gallery function found in Samsung The Frame and 2022 LG OLED TVs. It is instead more similar to the gallery function you find in slightly older LG TVs or Samsung "QLED" LCD models. Rising energy costs in Europe may make Aurora seem less attractive at this time and compared to Samsung's version in The Frame Aurora it seems less polished. Philips TV Remote app and related functionalities vary per TV model, operator, and country, as well as smart device model and OS. For more details please visit: www.philips.com/TVRemoteapp. The maximum number of colors, which the display is able to reproduce, depends on the type of the panel in use and color enhancing technologies like FRC. If you like me no longer use the built-in tuners, you have no use for the 0-9 buttons and channel selectors. And if you use the built-in streaming apps it would be more useful to have user-customizable app buttons than the four sponsored buttons.



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