Philips OLED+936 Review: Highest Full-Screen OLED HDR Brightness + Best-in-Class Sound

[@flipwarrior]

You are the best, most intelligent tech reviewer of all time!

[@nickeyd.5919]

Excellent review Vincent. Thank you for your work and objectivity. Obviously there’s no perfect tv out there, but this Philips hits all the marks for me, ambilight, excellent sound, great image, decent motion, hdmi 2.1, VRR&ALLM and the price is quite reasonable for its capabilities. I’ll pull the trigger on the 65 OLED+ 936 Philips. Cheers

[@robertbabic80]

So did you buy it, and if you did, how it is?

[@gurulo_rubelek]

So did you buy it? I am also curious. Planning to change my LG 65” C8 to Philips 65Oled936 🤓

[@ryanstephens4994]

Does any display not show jaggies on the “third bouncing bar” ?

[@tommyjones3775]

I wish at the time you went more in depth about 4k120fps gaming on 936, as I brought the TV on KZbin recommendation & I'm disappointed to learn it will not be getting 4k120fps vrr, in fact it can't even do 4k120fps without lower or impacting the resolution. I feel philips mislead it's customers, especially since finding out via a message from philips that it will never bring vrr to 936 model. I'm not rich & saved for a long time yo get the perfect tv for my gaming needs, now I feel robbed...

[@Reiskax]

What do you think about the less than full resolution at 4k120hz, can they fix it with software update like on 806 or does the mediatech chip limit it too much?

[@JonnyGTi180]

Panasonic uses the same chipset and they have fixed this

[@Reiskax]

@@JonnyGTi180"So you'r telling me there's a chance" atleast that is good to hear

[@JonnyGTi180]

@@Reiskax haha indeed. the other thing to note is Philips usually uses the same chipset for 2 years. This year is the first of the 2 for this particular soc, if that's the case then they'll be multiple updates over the next 3 years. Unless of course there's been a fallout with mediatek and they use a separate chip to rectify issues for the 807

[@kojicesmikurac]

Full 4k120Hz was always working with Monitor mode. Problem was VRR only worked with Game Mode, and that mode halfed the vertical resolution. In Februari 2022 they promised to bring an update with fix for 806 and 706 but to date its still not fixed. But with latest firmware 101.001.003.223 they added VRR to monitor mode. So we finaly have Full 4k120Hz with VRR, but you have to chose Monitor mode. It works with my 706 model, Im not sure about 906

[@patas2725]

Please test and comment eARC issues.

[@Alinutzcr]

Hello Vincent, thanks for your review. You said that the 936 is not able to achieve 4k 120hz. Can you please elaborate on this a bit more ? Thanks

[@S3lvah]

Has the Philips OLED 807 addressed the 2021 models' shortcomings in near-black chrominance overshoot? Currently, the +936 could be had for an attractive discounted price, so it'd also be nice to know if the 4K 120Hz issues in monitor mode have had any improvement to them via software updates etc. (or if it's impossible to fix for the dual processor system)

[@Fabio-ql5yf]

AFAIK there was an update this January that fixed the near black performance. I could be work though

[@orhan4713]

Hello, Vincent, I am Orhan from Turkey, I bought Philips 65Oled+936/12 Oled Tv in January 2022 from you, and I bought the best image calibration values ​​of this TV from you, and especially in fast scenes, droplets and mosaicism occur around the picture, here a very clear fast scene and moving image. I would be very happy and appreciated if you let me know the best calibration. I follow you from Turkey with pleasure. Thanks in advance.🙏

[@Dimian7]

Ooh!! Been waiting on this one! ❤️ Thanks boss

[@rohitmanaktala]

Why are you not uploading HDR content on this channel? Big fan of the detailed reviews!

[@tomaimoneyhon]

Are you planning on reviewing Philips mini led as well ? Really debating between that and the Sony leds

[@BruceLeeFannl]

Maybe you can tell something the possibilty that you can connect a subwoofer on the back of the tv. What sort subwoofer, a passive or active one, there is no writing in manual of the 936. Please.

[@bloomerb4162]

LG made logo dimming set to high ridiculously more aggressive on CX. I've had it on high and it barely dimmed on games for the year I've had it. Firmware 4.30.40 it's like night and day difference on high when it kicks in, about 5 min. to be fully kicked in. I think the low setting is now equivalent to what high used to be.

[@NBAasDOGG]

But that doesn’t affect the brightness of the whole screen right? Only static logos…

[@Steve30x]

Also on Amazon Prime the HDR content is very very dark and over saturated with my 58PUS8535. Looking at the change log for the latest firmware update from last year this might be a known problem with Philips TVs. It mentions this problem to be fixed with the PHILIPS 705 oled TV which had(maybe still has) the same problem. Also when I press the ambilight button on the remote I would love to have all the ambilight settings available not just 75% of the settings. A quick press of the ambilight button to allow me to adjust brightness and saturation of the ambilight.

[@wxman2003]

Vincent, can you check this out with Sony. All the newer Sony A80J/A90J's now have a WP right around x.310 y.322, not the Judd WP. It appears at least those with a June and later build have the new WP. I have a February build. I am concerned that if Sony updated their WP via a FW updated, then my calibrated A90J would now be incorrect.

[@QuiteNot]

Hi Vincent, nice review. Could you do a comparison video between the flagship lcds, the Samsung qn90a and the Sony x95j? you would be the second person to do it and the first to do it well, I'm sure 😄

[@frzen]

Is this a good choice if I watch mostly 50Hz TV some movies and absolutely no gaming

[@lgmspetsnaz]

Pretty good TV set. Still it got trounced by the Sony A90J on the 2021 TV Shoutout, though.

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Absolutely lol

[@Beast-mf7br]

If it was good for gaming I'd buy one...pretty stupid on sonys part for not adding gaming bells and whistles to their 'flagship' model...LG ftw

[@sharebear421]

How does the cx compare to the a90j and others?

[@reviewforthetube6485]

@@Beast-mf7br arr you a console gamers if do then forget about it lol. 95 percent if games have steady locked frames with minor drops that will not creste testing vrr is almost useless on console gaming with the new consoles that is. Not to mention sony game mode isn't limited you have full access to every setting in every mode you can creste the image to look how you want in any way. Wether it be more color less color more brightness less brightness you even can change the black level and use black adjust for further depth in the image. You have full access to all color spaces including Adobe rgb. Also it games fantastically even next to my c9 which has vrr and everything and I never use it anymore lol. I haven't lost a step it's amazing best gaming experience I've had on an oled the extra brightness in the apl really is noticeable and helps that punch out and impact. Not to mention the way they boost the smaller highlights are intense and give a great 3d effect. Just saying if you buy a tv for features like I did for my c9 6 months later you look back and go crao I wanted the better processor I wanted the settings I didn't need vrr as I don't ever notice a difference with it on or off on consoles. I'm happy even with ninkicisn owning an lg he talks about how vrr should be the last thing on your list for gaming. He's absolutely is correct when it comes to consoles gaming which is what most are using there tvs for. Also sony did add the capabilities for it and are proving the uodate is coming with what they have already done and put in place for it. In a month or 2 we will have vrr. But again vrr in general has issues even people talking about the flickering issue on lg but again it's inherent vrr issues. Just sony gets the exposure of issues when people don't realize every led tvs right now with vrr has an issue most don't allow local dimming at least sony is trying to do it with local dimming active on the x85j and 900h. Even lg led tvs have vrr issues. So the oked tvs should work very similoar to the oled tvs from lg regardless it's great hdmi 2.1 full 48gbps meaning the sony will stoll be able to get 4k 120hz @4:4:4 lg can't even do that with its limitations not being fill 48gbps. I'm cool with how it works already the a80j and a90j are amazing and the more classy and KG use them the more they enjoy the hdr performance on them over the lg tvs when it comes to gaming

[@chasen432]

@@Beast-mf7br I game on my 65" A90J all the time. I don't see the big issue. I don't have a next gen console yet, only ps4 pro and don't pc game. If you just casual game with friends and aren't trying to like make money being a competitive gamer, its a FANTASTIC tv. It'll have VRR soon. Coming from a low tier LG 1080p Roku TV the A90J blows me away all the time. I even noticed quicker reaction times on seeing and aiming down sights compared to my old LED/LCD Tv which is a benefit of any OLED. I also totally agree with the price being as high as it is, it should already have those gaming features. I'd buy it over a CX ANYDAY! So much customization you can do picture wise and the color spaces etc. Playing non HDR games in Adobe RGB color space is just amazing. Then when I play BF5 I put it in BT.2020 for HDR gameplay. You have LIVE COLOR setting to make colors more saturated if you want it that way. Just a lot of stuff you can tweak and really personalize it to each individuals tastes.

[@vicentepallamare2608]

How is this compared to 806 in terms of contrast, clarity and sound? The shop I went to made the 806 look softer and less contrasty(punchy) to 55 936 and 55 805....

[@waynesmall6307]

Is that sound bar fixed to the bottom of the tv? Can it be wall mounted or not?

[@danb3888]

Yes, it is. TV comes with a stand mount and a wall mount version that holds the soundboard in different positions for each use case. I have a 936 wall mounted.

[@55olas]

Hi. What feature stands out as the main advantage of this model 936 over Philips 806?

[@gurulo_rubelek]

Evo panel, Bowers and Wilkins soundbar.

[@darkjediknight2923]

For a 48/50 inch TV, how does the Philips 936 fare? Versus the Sony/LG equivalents or Samsung QN94? The A90J flagship for instance is 55 inch or above only.

[@olgil]

Philips is the "cosiest" TV. It looks lovely, Ambilight is a really neat feature and the sound is great on the 936. Sony is the most authentic cinematic picture but bare in mind the current 48" is technically a 2 year old model by now. It's still amazing great picture and the acoustic surface works pretty well. LG is probably the best for streaming, it has a nice remote and pretty fast OS. It's also by far the best gaming TV out of the 3 with the most gaming settings and the lowest input lag. It's also the most popular TV out of the 3 and has been tried and tested by so many with very few issues. I wouldn't personally consider the QN94 unless you have a really bright room and aren't too concerned about picture quality. All the OLED's are awesome tbh, especially for their picture. Just pick the one that appeals to you the most.

[@darkjediknight2923]

@@olgil Yes great points! That's what I'm wondering. The Sony TVs look superb along with the LGs when it comes to the latest OLEDs. The QD OLED Sony also looks epic. Thing is most, if not all of the flagship Sony/LGs are 55 inch or above right. Samsung Neo QLEDs are certainly cool and you can get them in 50 inch. But for a 48-50 inch size OLED, if I'm not mistaken, Philips is the only one with a flagship (and new) model in that size? Whilst I do agree the Samsungs look great and like their brand, I agree with you that ultimately OLEDs rock and I think until QD OLED (or Micro LED) become available in all sizes, that's the way to go. The Sony picture is simply fantastic on an existing large OLED TV. Their acoustic audio is just superb. My query is about a new TV for a different room on a wall where the size factor of a smaller 48-50 inch display comes into play replacing an ageing old LCD. So that's why the Philips 936 seems tempting. Would it be better than the Sony/LG equivalents?

[@olgil]

@@darkjediknight2923 The QD-OLED will probably be amazing but realistically very expensive and not the best choice for most people. If you want a good deal, I would buy around February-March because last years TV's will be at their lowest price before the new ones are released (which will be at their highest prices and gradually drop throughout the year). I love Philips TV's. It's what I have myself and I've never regretted getting it. Great picture and ambilight is really nice. If you're wall mounting though, remember the Philips has an integrated soundbar which will mean the TV will sit quite far out from the wall. You can remove the bar but then you're paying for something you won't use. Sony is a good option but I would say the acoustic surface doesn't sound as good as a dedicated soundbar (like on Philips) but their picture quality is great. It's highly recommended to get dedicated speakers at some point for any TV you get, so just don't choose your TV based on the sound quality alone. LG is also great especially for gaming, if you want a TV that's simple to use, very futureproof and packed full of gaming features it's a solid choice. The C1 is maybe the most popular premium TV of last year and there is good reason for it. All 3 are really nice sets, you won't regret getting any of them. To oversimplify things; Philips: Cosy Sony: Classy LG: Convinient

[@darkjediknight2923]

@@olgil Yes that's a great point. The QD OLED looks superb, but yes, I think that's the "next TV" given it will probably start at a high price. But I'm excited about the technology and personally like that Sony design that they originally did with the original A1. Thanks for the tip about March time. I like Sony and it just edged it over the LG for me for a living room TV. I really like the look of these Philips and was already impressed with the 935. The 936 sounds great. Certainly considering it for a wall mounted kitchen TV. I think the depth of the sounder shouldn't be too much of a problem. The old LCD which it would be replacing already sticks out from the wall. The Ambilight feature certainly is unique and I do think from what I can see in reviews, the Philips 936 is a great all round flagship OLED TV with phenomenal sound. I think dedicated sound systems would be for the other areas of the house, not necessarily the kitchen for now ha! From what I remember, there is a Sony Pictures approved surround system which is wireless which is meant to be very impressive. And I do concur that in terms of gaming, LG probably edges it. I think anyone couldn't go wrong with either of those 3 options. Thank you for the advice! I am impressed by the Philips indeed!

[@andreasbergmann514]

Is The Sound good? Sorry for Lyon English

[@iruwenevillan]

Philips just officially confirmed on AVForums that the 936 can't do 4K@120Hz even without VRR and that they KNEW it from the start because of the dual chip design.

[@hastensavoir7782]

Panasonic can 😄

[@trevhib]

I'm never sure what to think about the value of the Game of Thrones scene test. It's known to be heavily compressed, i.e. crap quality, so what are TV's supposed to do with it? Garbage in, garbage out as they say.

[@ragingsilver]

This tv ticks all the boxes in one package. I wanted a nice OLED tv, I wanted a cheaper version of the ambilight tech and was going to get a sound bar. This TV just has it all and seems highly recommended in all the reviews I've seen of it.

[@hastensavoir7782]

Do you think it’s better than LG C1 and Sony A80J?

[@GMC80]

@@hastensavoir7782 Maybe take a look at the LG C2 and Samsung S95B too. Both of those and this Philips Ambilight are making it very difficult for me to choose my next TV😅

[@LaGreatsword]

7:15 Data Block Dolby Vision (Dolby Vision USB) ?

[@BlackBruceLeeTheGreatDekuTree]

I have an lg c1 and when some of those fully lit scenes hit in Dolby vision or with just hdr on in general the bright spots making me want to turn the brightness down sometimes lol

[@aaron0288]

I’m seemingly in the minority, but I really don’t get the fuss over HDR. It ruins contrast for me, as like you said, the bright spots are so overpowering your eyes adjust to them thus making it harder to see the darker areas. It’s ok in fully lit daylight scenes but not good with something like a horror for example. I turn it off when I can.

[@Achillias]

Lies, the LG C1 doesn't get that bright.

[@LazyCrazyGuy]

LG doesn't do HDR well. As you stated it washes out. Sony A90J does HDR justice.

[@Legendarysetsandtapepacks]

@@Achillias I turn the brightness down on my CX. Don’t know how people game when it’s burning your eyes haha

[@BigLukeyBoi]

@@Achillias it does if you watch it in a dark room like you’re meant to with HDR content

[@marksapollo]

"Hangover piss at 3AM" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@knowledgefromabove33]

i have a question and seems nobody knows the anwser. ive got the philips 75pml9636 and my ps5 doesnt seem to recongnize vrr on my miniled . the ultra hdmi 2.1 setting keeps changing back to normal Hdmi. vrr is possible on this tv. so i dont understand why this keeps happining. i hope you know the anwser.. have a great day and thx for all your advice on this chanel

[@MartijnvanBerkel]

I have the same glowing edges on near-black scenes on my 806. Can anything be done about it?

[@kc-me6wl]

more bothered about the EARC sound issues i am having with the TV currently...super buggy sound with the 806...

[@John23asggd]

Torn between this and A80j. Not sure which to get.

[@BlackBruceLeeTheGreatDekuTree]

Just wait for 2022 TVs

[@sharebear421]

Get the cx/c1

[@daledeson9792]

A80J is brilliant

[@BlackBruceLeeTheGreatDekuTree]

@@sharebear421 agreed if he cant wait the c1 by far has everything

[@John23asggd]

@@sharebear421 decided against those as picture quality isn't as good as the A80J, and the A80J 65 is similarly priced. A80J 77 is also cheaper and comes with the evo panel

[@Silverfalcon8]

Hi Vincent what would you recommend the samsung qn90a or the samsung q800t as the q800t is only 267 more. I want to use it a a pc monitor. I didn't want a oled since I will use it 10+ hours a day with static images on the screen, and thank you in advance

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks for the video

[@tahsin28]

I was Philips models were sold here, I've been a sucker for ambilight since the early lcd days

[@Quoii]

Here's one for the viewers of this channel, I have about £1500 to spend on a new TV, give or take an extra hundred or so plus I have a Costco membership, access to the Blue Light Card discount for my job as well as my Student Discount. What would you recommend for somebody that will primarily use this to watch movies and TV shows as well as play a couple of games on the Series X? I also have the NVIDIA Shield Pro with the AI feature and I plan on purchasing the Bose 900 soundbar to go along with this TV as my friend gets staff discount there (45% off). I can go up to 65" and have complete light control in the room. Screen burn does worry me but I know some panels come with a 5 year warranty, and John Lewis offers this as an extra too. I have watched a few reviews already and as much as I want the very best I know that I just cannot afford it. Many thanks to anyone who has the time to help with this!

[@BlackBullPistol]

Can you get your hands on a Hisense 55A9G that presumably uses the same panel as LG C1? I'm really considering to buy one cuzz it costs 900EUR at the moment, I don't know if I would be able to scrap up additional 500EUR for an LG 55G13 or Sony 55A83J, both cost 1.400EUR :-/ or should I get an LG C1 if the price is around 1.200EUR? Edit: I don't game so I need only a TV with quality picture + sound

[@josemarlp]

@HDTVTest I bought this TV a couple of months ago. It perfoms something called "Pixel Shift" which moves the hole image up to 8 pixels in any direction to prevent burning. Is this performed by other TVs not by Philips? It is something really anoying.

[@Labyriiint]

Near black chrominance overshoot is a dealbreaker, 1080p dark scenes look awful on any oled that doesnt do anything to migitate it.

[@elmalloc]

Back to LG it is!

[@Labyriiint]

@@elmalloc The Sonys are actually great near black this year, very happy with the near blacks on the A80J. Sadly it seems Panasonic took a step back this year though.

[@Datenschutz_Datenschutz]

@@Labyriiint nope overbrighten near black scenes aren'T that great.

[@michaelsawczyn1704]

"Unsuitable for PC use..." I love the Ambilight... have the HUE HDMI BOX on my C9 vhen using Apple TV. With PC gaming, I'm using the HUE app. Thank you for keeping us all informed

[@howardshih4897]

Hi, I will just get my 936 next week. Would you please tell me what is the best setting for Xbox Series X's VRR gaming setting ? Such as HDR, 4K/120hz, VRR etc... Thank you.

[@johanmarnfeldt5262]

Hi Howard are you happy with your purchase?

[@pimeto]

How many HDMI 2.1 ports are there ?

[@sQueezedhe]

Did I miss the latency testing? I really want this but I'm off put by the higher latency of it.

[@Reiskax]

@ 6:58 60 hz 18ms and 120hz 9ms

[@Steve30x]

I got a Philips 58PUS8536 a month ago. I had the same problem with brightness. I put mine up from 50 - 55. My TV is mVA though. Also I have that posterisation / banding with my TV and in some cases the skin tones look very pasty. I do love the ambilight though. I have it on all the time except on very bright sunny days because it's not visible on those days. It's great in a dark room and on dull days. I adjust the backlight on my TV according to the brightness of the room though. So when I have the backlight at 80 (I never put it above 80 in SDR to hopefully prolong the life of the backlight LEDs) I have the ambilight at 6. If I have the backlight at 30 I put the ambilight at 1 but saturation of ambilight at +1. If there's one thing I would like to see Philips change is in frequent settings add backlight contrast because I don't like to have my TV very bright at night and the light sensor doesn't work right. If you change backlight brightness it effects how dark or bright the screen goes with light sensor on. On a bright day with the light sensor on and backlight at 0 in settings the TV only seems to go to 50 backlight contrast. With backlight contrast at 100 and light sensor on the minimum darkness is around 50 backlight contrast. I had a Samsung TV years ago and with its light sensor enabled it would adjust screen brightness perfectly no matter how bright or dark the room is. I wish my Philips TV was the same. I don't want to adjust the brightness manually according to how bright my living room is.

[@chrisyparker1]

I bought the 55” one at launch in November. It’s a great TV. Always draws compliments from visitors. Pic quality is great, sound is powerful and the design of this TV stands out vs others. Ambilight adds to gaming and movies as well! My only gripes with the TV are that the remote isn’t as premium as others I’ve owned before, and I wish it had Apple Airplay 2 built in. I know I could buy an Apple TV box, but my old Sony AG9 had it built in. Other than that, I would recommend

[@iaskosam]

I relate with the remote gripe. I have had the 935 for 9 months and the plastic coating of the buttons is falling off. Mind you, I am using a "One for all 5" most of the time...

[@ag578glaup5]

Hi Vincent, could you do an HDR analysis of Halo Infinite ? I believe it's really bad.

[@SuperSnakePlissken]

My Sony x930e 65 inch still crushes all of these tv’s Even four years later when I bought it in 2017. I don’t know how anyone can watch these dark TVs. My Sony is so bright and the HDR so beautiful it just doesn’t make sense. Plus hooked up to my Xbox series X my games look fantastic. I want to get a new TV for the other room but the OLEDs are so dim I just can’t do it.

[@wakaflockaproject]

@@oldb3139 it's probably the best led tv ever

[@Talibart]

this one or c1 ? cant get my mouth full of this tvs

[@mickanovak669]

Hey, nice video... Is it worth buying Philips OLED 936 over a Philips OLED 806?

[@hdtvtest]

Only if you need the superior sound.

[@mickanovak669]

@@hdtvtest Thank you for the answer. Keep up the good work.

[@njco78]

@@hdtvtest And higher brightness right? I thought the EVO Panel would deliver 20% more brightness and whites look a lot more bright.

[@DEVILTAZ35]

i can only imagine the price of this in OZ if it is even offered.

[@zuti071]

What is OZ and where is capital letter at the start of your sentece ??

[@METALDKNO]

I have the 706 and even with that I am satisfied.. It is a great tv, so I can only imagine how good this actually is.

[@j_bee9015]

Just brought this TV 65 inch. Absolutly love it. Really want a best settings video. I don't know what settings to change!!! Help guys !!!!

[@VidRaza]

Professor Vincent. The review is excellent and thorough. The one who let me down is Philips, I honestly expected more from a European company.

[@Patrcz98]

Philips TV division have TP VISION = China

[@misterstupid23]

Is there anyone who could tell me the best settings for the Xbox series X with the 55oled+936? In the TV settings and the console settings

[@JonnyGTi180]

It sounds like they've fixed the half resolution 4k 120 vrr as it wasn't mentioned. Fingers crossed

[@hdtvtest]

We mentioned it at 8:05 in this video.

[@JonnyGTi180]

@@hdtvtest The previous part of the video shows Xbox showing full 4k 120 with no mention of the resolution? I thought 8:05 was just talking about monitor mode and pc use?

[@dominikmankowski1636]

@@hdtvtest Haven't Danny Tack said in the interview you did some time ago that this Philips doesn't halve the resolution?

[@gagarin777]

that overspill at 3AM :D

[@90lancaster]

It is a Nice TV - but it's not really a gamer's TV. Actually - I'm not entirely sure who it is aimed at as every "typical" use case has some serious compromises. But if they decide to work on the areas they are falling down on then I would say they are doing a good job overall at making a "very nearly good" TV. It's at least somewhere in the same ball park as the other (non-gaming focused) OLEDs if you want to game on it a bit - but it isn't a primary focus.

[@neocodexx]

You buy Philips if you want ambilight and thats it. If I could I would buy Sony or LG over this every time, but they dont come with amibilight (+hue sync with other room lights, mines are on ceiling and it really benefits to immersion and comfort) now this is a must for me since my whole house is hue equipped. Philips just has no other redeeming qualities than this, pretty much everything else is inferior.

[@90lancaster]

@@neocodexx The Sound is better than Average.

[@darkjediknight2923]

No doubt the Sony A90J flagship is a beauty! However, for a 48/50 inch TV, how does the Philips 936 fare? Versus the Sony/LG OLED equivalents or Samsung Neo QLED QN94? The A90J for instance is 55 inch or above only.

[@psycheevolved1428]

Sound is amazing on these and the image quality is miles better than expected.

[@csab83]

@@neocodexx you are a funny little kid!!!!🤣😂

[@es86vs]

Do both Version 55" Andi 65" have the new OLED Panel ?

[@nickeyd.5919]

Yes

[@darrenevans7551]

Costs 3k in UK from curry's for the 65" yet 2k for 55". The thieves charging a grand for that difference. If it was 2200 or something then i would get it but no TV is worth that much. Going with c1 because its nearly half the price! Image quality of this looks miles better than any competition though, love my 8series Philips for picture quality. Just not great input lag and hdr isn't quite bright enough.

[@SimonCash]

I'm a Brit living in Turkey and I've just bought the 65" 936 from Vatan (Electrical retailer like Currys) and it cost an unbelievable Turkish Lira equivalent of £1900. I couldn't believe it costs £2999 in the UK, I'm shocked.

[@jaycc2704]

Just this min received my panasonic tx-55jz1500b from JL better policy i did like this model but there's none without bar on there limited to only two stores most foke have there own setup

[@djm24able]

You mentioning Panasonic and Philips as great brands just blow my mind I never ever hear good things or well anything about them from any other reviewers lol. So crazy.

[@tomwebb7091]

Most "reviewers" on youtube are either amateurs with no idea trying to make a buck from home or american meaning they dont get Panny or Philips Oleds at all anyway

[@djm24able]

@@tomwebb7091 I know that’s why I listen to this channel so much is it’s a fresh perspective and he seems like he is very fluent in the TV world lol.

[@elmalloc]

A Philiips?! Who would have thought.

[@chrishalle1982]

Im good with an LG A1

[@DefinitiveMedia22]

Can't even come close to the quality of my HZ2000, I like their Ambient lighting, but I don't care how much Panasonics cost, I will always buy PANASONIC.

[@d17mop]

Jz1500 here mate. Can’t fault it.

[@vicentepallamare2608]

If they only had sub 50inch sizes...

[@Rauhaas]

So this is even worse for gaming than the 806? Resolution halved with VRR also? And they still spew lies in their marketing material about 2021 models being 4k 120hz vrr capable screens

[@hugooliveira7167]

X95J.... 👀👀 Rs

[@coolikep617]

I sit through these vidya’s not knowing wtf is being said, I just wait till he say’s if it’s a good buy or no. I need an OLED and I want to make the right choice and get the most bang for my bucks. Also what the hell “moire?” Also why is this TV highly recommended if you said it’s worse than last version of TV? Idk maybe you covered it but I’m not smert enough.

[@malarkey0949]

Hangover piss. Got me good 🤣

[@Valk-Kilmer]

Sounds good but stick to lightbulbs and screwdrivers. Would never buy a Philips TV may as well go for a Sharp TV.

[@Mobiltelekomnet]

i will buy it just for the bowers and wilkins sound bar

[@ManGamez87]

Still have my Lg c9, which had 4 hdmi 2.1 ports. I can’t fathom why they only build in 2 ports here,in that price range shouldn’t be any compromises made. And who says you don’t need that much ports is wrong, I do even need a 5th one,have to look out for hdmi 2.1 splitters,if there are even some good ones to buy

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

The bigger crime is Wi-Fi routers that only have 4 Ethernet LAN ports instead of at least 8. 😂😂😂 P.s. Sony pisses me off with only 2 HDMI 2.1 ports on their flagship TV's and Samsung only has 1 I believe. ONE!!! 🤯

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Hell yeah nice man phillips Def has a look to it that's for sure lol sucks ass about Dolby vision overshooting so much even after calibration that's horrible since it will be washed out and create more poterization as you stated I mean imp Dolby is about detail and depth this whole let's make Dolby as bright as we can is a bit ridiculous why defeat the purpose of dynamic meta data?

[@SDGRTX1455]

Vincent disliking LG G1 EVO panel because its more complete than the A90J who even can't touch 1440p/120fps in 2021.. smh Sony. LG C1 and G1 are the most sold tv's of this year, and that says enough.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

LG processing is still behind

[@SDGRTX1455]

@@ArtVandelayOfficial Sony video processing is still King no doubs about that. But LG is not far behind tho. Halo Infinite campaign looks absolute stunning on HDR and even on SDR, peak brightness set to 100% on both settings. You eyes will hurt after a while gaming

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Are you high? Your comment made no sense. This is the first year he's given sony his best in class award so clearly it was because it was a better tv in most categories lol it also won his UK shootout and it wasn't just him. My point is it's not just that he doesn't like the g1 because he does. It's just that sony stepped there game up. Also what about sales? That comes down to price lol the lg c1 and g1 are less expensive that doesn't mean the tv is as good haha. Also not to hard to get an hdmi emulator lol what I find funniest about this is the lack of knowledge you have. First off consoles are displaying through a 4k signal even when doing 1440p. The display will still show 4k on most tvs as they are scaling it and using dymaic resolution. It's also why you need 4k 120support to even play there new scaled games for 40fps. It's using the same scaling so yall are funny if you play on console the signal will still be the same it's hilarious.

[@reviewforthetube6485]

@Owl yeah I mean not to mention almost everything is dynamic resolution lol

[@Zoranurai13]

Lg c1 sells because of agressive pricing and marketing

[@bigdhav]

Half resolution 4k120 and issues with mediatek eARC... Shame really.

[@vicentepallamare2608]

The 48 inch version is different ... what a disappointment .. perhaps 935 is the better choice .. .

[@trikztar]

I really prefer the "soe" over the original 24 fps content ..

[@scottsmith8546]

Why does the BBC use 50Hz instead of 60Hz?

[@dominikmankowski1636]

Because the voltage frequency in Europe is 50Hz, I guess

[@hdtvtest]

@Scott Smith: What @Dominik Mańkowski said... 50Hz is the broadcast standard in Europe.

[@douubledog4008]

Please do a video explaining the difference between micro LED and QD OLED...

[@movitz1579]

Micro-LED doesn't exist in consumer products.

[@douubledog4008]

@@movitz1579 I know, but this is a question about future TVs... Edit, you can, but they're currently priced ridiculously

[@movitz1579]

@@douubledog4008 google has all the answers you need in that case

[@douubledog4008]

@@movitz1579 if Google was the answer, Vincent's service wouldn't exist...

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Qd oled is still a little unknown about the panel itself we do know it won't be a a standard wrgb panel and will have that qd layer so we shall see but from what we are hearing it will give you the color of an rgb panel without the dilution from the white sub pixel micro led is a while away lol to many unknowns about it and will be even higher priced then the qd oled will be which is going to be extremely high next year due to the yield luckily we also have sony using quad sub pixel boosting already which helps alot with the wrgb panel but I can't imagine what it will do with the new qd oled since sony seems to be going in with Samsung on it also next year

[@Theodarkin]

Philips have released an update that removes the black to be black in game mode. Don’t upgrade the firmware!!!! It cannot be reverted and Philips don’t plan on changing it back or giving an option to turn off the white LED ambilight during black or lack of light scenes which is absurd and a violation of product description. If they do not change this back then I will be contacting trading standards.

[@matteventu]

Sorry, can you please explain what the issue is? What is the expected and current (with new firmware) behaviour of Ambilight?

[@Neddy540]

Thank you for letting me know, I just bought this tv, and Initially setting it up it did install an update, however next day its asking for another, so I switched off auto update

[@owwmykneecap]

Would love to have ambilight on my c1

[@TheBrko82]

Govee or light me neo cheap and the best ambi fir your tv. Trust me i have this on my sony. immersion filings and perfect...

[@sasquatchcrew]

2:50 That 'ghosting' or 'soap opera affect' is fucking disgusting And still televisions do this.... :o

[@goblinphreak2132]

Wait until you get your hands on the new samsung panels with quantum dots.

[@kevinkev1530]

👍🏾👍🏾

[@jesuschristisking6604]

In the end it’s still a Philips lol 😂 LG is my go to OLED!

[@stepheng8779]

🤦

[@Ajax-0137]

50Hz broadcast🤮

[@suleymanerol3714]

They man has no plan for TVs. You can me peomises

[@Dave-K-Notts]

All that’s said it is a Chinese Philips. Pass.

[@marty8370]

Them colours look bad

[@rOmrN]

+

[@njco78]

120Hz at 4k on new-gen consoles and a 3080ti cannot push that fps I find hard to believe? I think Philips is not prioritising this because they know that a fixed 120Hz at 4k is just pure marketing hence the focus is on the 60Hz. The point is 120Hz screen with the current gen is not required because your source cannot push that amount of frames without dropping I am certain, which would cause stuttering and possible screen tearing. I think the Philips CEO mentioned this in a video saying this exact same thing We have it with Halo exactly what I thought kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIi6dJSDoLKrpdk

[@brutalbown1]

Yucky. G1 still the king of sting!

[@tomwebb7091]

With all the excessive processing and potential for uber innacurate picture quality on offer here i bet Quantum is desperately trying to sell a kidney to buy one so he can crank every setting to the max and call it better while logging into 00s of fake accts to agree with himself 😂😂😂

[@SimonCash]

That Quantum guy is such a knob. I blocked his channel. He seems to think he can gain likes/subscribers by taking cheap shots at better and more popular reviewers. He had no idea.

[@peterledniczky]

First 😎

[@douubledog4008]

I'd have been first, but I actually had a question...

[@exakt]

Philips OLEDs are crap. Heavy burn-in after 2 years, right after the warranty. No goodwill from Phiilips, offered me an exchange for 2,000€. Never ever I will buy Philips-TV again.

[@starsky8351]

Are not all OLEDs LG panels? So this makes little sense?

[@onemorelevelup]

Absolutely - Phillips has the worst support, terrible internal software and user OS implementation, design and support. It has become the TCL of a, IMO, now questionable, name brand TV.

[@Zoranurai13]

@@starsky8351 trust me i’ve worked with tvs for the past 6 years. Philips has the highest number of burn in cases compared to other brands

[@starsky8351]

@@Zoranurai13 Interesting. As a gamer Ive gamed on a plasma many years ago for almost ten years and never had any burn in including hours in a single game with a HUD. I currently own a CX and again no burn in at all. From my experience, I would have thought you would have to do something pretty stupid to burn a modern OLED. Im currently looking at upgrading to a much larger screen so will keep this in mind

[@stepheng8779]

@@onemorelevelup nonsense

[@Zoranurai13]

Philips/tpv quality control is absolutely horrendous tho.. and for some reason philips has the fastest burn in from all brands. Literally only buy tpv philips tv if you are dead set on the disco lights

[@charlierose1708]

Yeah I'll stick with LG, Phillips should stick to making toothbrushes 🤷

[@Pepe-dq2ib]

Nobody cares about the speaker because everyone will have an amp and tower speakers or loudspeakers.

[@PeterMarszalkowski]

Darum hab ich PC Bild Ausgang und ne Soundkarte mit Dolby Atmos 7.2 3d alles wer braucht mit den Mist da geht mein Sound durch am TV wenn man so normal nicht das Maximum bekommt. darum steuert ich TV Monitore durch mein PC Rechner damit fahre ich full hd 8k 30 mit HDMI Bild Ton sogar wqhd LCD würden sogar 120hz 8k schaffen dps Kabel 1.4 hätte man die Kabel für ich mach nur 60mit 8k LCD wqhd problemlos mit sogar 240hz + 1080p Kabel 1440p 120hz + meine gpu hat 144hz gestellt 144fps im Autostadt Settings . Mein Dps KABEL und HDMI kabel SCHAFFEN die 4k 60hz die 60hz schaffen 120hz sogar mehr bei 144hz gpu Settings wird nur nicht angezeigt mit Software am TV nur 120 wqhd und full hd 60hz trotzdem fahren die kabel die leistung mit.alles geschwindrl und bei 4k Desktop PC kann ich 8k schalten 30hz ohne TV Anzeige und bei 8k 30hz gestellt mit full hd 60hz bei dps kabel habe ich 120hz 1080p am TV gestellt was der anzeigt die Software am TV aber ich hab 8k am Pc 60hz gestellt und fahre full hd 240 heist 8k 60hz schafen volle 120hz 8k ohne Anzeige auf 120hz nur 60hz weil das im full hd skaliert ist ohne Rand auf 8k Desktop ich könnte sogar 240hz mit 8k fahren hätte ich die gpu und die Power für und die kabel müssten am TV 120hz 8k zeigen damit die kabel 120hz 240hz daten Bild reißen hin und zurück TV Software vergiss es alles zu teuer verblödet

[@StrangerHappened]

*WHY* I can never understand when the chap is pronouncing "2020" or "2022"? It always sounds "te-te-te-te" to me. I wish he would try to pronounce it slower so that his accent would be easier to pick up.