Philips Unveils Its 1st Mini LED TV (9636 & 9506) with HDMI 2.1 (VRR + 4K@120Hz) & Ambilight

[@hdtvtest]

Shortly after uploading this video, Philips informed us that: 1) The LCD panel is VA-type with quantum dot colours. 2) The peak brightness is 1500 nits. 3) the HDMI 2.1 bandwidth is 48Gbps FRL. 4) HGiG will be supported for gaming 5) Input lag is around 18 milliseconds. 6) Availability is end of June. Such good specs! And gonna be priced lower than their 806 OLED of equivalent size too! Are you interested?

[@tomwebb7091]

Definately... 2021 is the year ive been waiting for TV wise! This could well make for a great gaming TV. Your top notch reviews as ever will help the decision come deals time!

[@momorious]

So the 65PML9506 will be LOWER than the 65OLED806? I somehow thought they will make the Mini-LED TVs more expensive than the OLED equivalents. Thats VERY interesting, I might go with the 65PML9506 then, specs are decent and no risk of burn-in - a dream comes true! PS: A German Blog posts 2000 Nits for the PML9636, the 1500 Nits are for the 9506 only. But still 1500 Nits is perfectly fine for me :)

[@Datenschutz_Datenschutz]

9636 with peak brightness of 2000 nits

[@webfabio6259]

@@tomwebb7091 "5) Input lag is around 18 milliseconds." LG CX has 1ms its better for gaming. maybe impossible see any miniled with low ms...

[@Datenschutz_Datenschutz]

@@webfabio6259 LG CX 4K120hz @ 7ms

[@webinatic216]

Philips you had my curiosity but now you have my attention.

[@trystandavies1117]

Yep! Still using my 8 year old Phillips LED TV. Gonna keep an eye on these new sets and weigh them up against the Sony XJ95

[@eventhorizon2873]

@@trystandavies1117 better gonfor sony, the 2021 lineup is insane.

[@karl343]

You look under the weather Vincent, take some time off and get well soon mate.

[@houndpound4212]

He needs calibration, I believe he was set back to factory settings.

[@inceptionsd]

@@houndpound4212 Get out!

[@flamehiro]

Rona

[@Jeremy-WC]

I wish it was slightly smaller size 55" strongly consider 48" or less and it would be top of my wish list.

[@peterscott2662]

Good on Philips for having Mini-LED with >1000 zones. I hate these BS Mini-LED TVs with less than 200 zones.

[@sk8mash]

Are you planning to review the 9506 soon?

[@ejbc8457]

Hope you are feeling well. Take care, we tv junkies can wait for the news

[@nizovic7]

That looks like my next TV! I love the Ambilight from Philips and I'm happy to see I might not have to give that away for my next TV! Let us know as much as you can on these models, especially pricing and date of availability in EU please! Great work

[@Untilitpases]

Have you had the chance to review these? Can't see any of them on your channel. Thanks

[@Braconara1981]

Wish you a speedy recovery Vincent

[@xmichael911]

I feel like I could listen to you explaining anything for hours and hours!

[@caseyhartman7094]

I used to like Magnavox televisions back in the day, which at some point started using its parent brand Phillips on its sets in the late 90s or early 2000s. I don't see them at retailers in the USA anymore.

[@eventhorizon2873]

and for a reason, they are just to expensive and americans demand more for less. but i also expect more for its money, in europa people also don't buy alot of philips tv's , simple because there are always holdbacks in specs wich are important in the future. philips tv devision needs to get their shit together and start listening to consumers. why only 2 hdmi 2.1 connections? why such restricted OS, there is always something with their tv's. and its a shame because they look absolute marvelious, there is no tv better imo with colors

[@filipesantos5361]

I have a philips mid range 2019 tv and it does wonders. Philip models also use a MVA panel that allows them to have deep black with good viewing angles, and in top models the color gamut and peak brightness is very nice too. I use it mostly for gaming and i can no longer play without the ambilight turned on. For those interested i have some short clips of my tv playing some videos on youtube and myself playing skyrim, if you wanna check out how ambilight looks like these videos are on my channel.

[@williammonaghan7893]

When will you have the 9506 available for review?

[@Labyriiint]

2021 seems like an incredible year for TVs.

[@CliveCooperford]

Nearly picked up a TV this weekend but decided to wait for the new Philips sets as ambilight is brilliant.

[@jackthorpe3295]

I really love ambilight, I cant go back now

[@DCUPtoejuice]

Your health seems to have declined! Take care of yourself!

[@realevostevo]

My father's first hdtv was a Philips. I was always fond of the ambilight feature but he didn't care for it so much. It's pretty easy to get some ambient light around the back of tvs nowadays but I always liked how the Philips would change to the color to match what was on screen. Gonna keep my eye on the mini led stuff. As much as I'd like an oled, I simply use my display for pc way too much. Not gonna risk burn in, even if it would take a couple years for it to happen.

[@hastensavoir7782]

Is the ambilight feature permanent or you can turn it off?

[@Shaibuli]

@@hastensavoir7782 You can turn it off. I think in atleast some of the models with 4 sided Ambilight you can also choose to turn of the bottom LED's and have the rest of them on. You'll get used to Ambilight really quickly and once you have, it's amazing.

[@hastensavoir7782]

@@Shaibuli Philips is quite underrated. They get reviews but after that they’re quickly forgotten! I bet they could have even better PQ than LG!

[@Shaibuli]

@@hastensavoir7782 Picture quality is great yeah, but atleast in the past usability side has been a lot behind LG. I have maybe a 3-4 year old Philips TV and the software is really sticky and slow, it's unintuitive use and freezes occasionally. I have a Philips soundbar as well and they barely work together (sound lags and even cuts out completely via ARC). My friend has a top tier model of similar age and it's atleast as bad as mine. Before Philips, I lived in a place with a LG smart TV, which was older than my Philips, but it had zero issues and was way more fluent to use. To be honest, if it wasn't for Ambilight and the soundbar (seems somehow wrong to mix and match), I'd change away from Philips in a heartbeat. TCL could be great valua perhaps...

[@RealLifeTech187]

I hope this is the year you get Philips LCD review units because there are hardly any (good) reviews about their LCD models.

[@Harrythehun]

Because there aren’t any good Philips LCDs.

[@av941]

Because Philips TVs are not available in the US i think?

[@camarykaren]

@@av941 You can get them at Walmart. Not so sure about which sizes though. 🤔

[@RealLifeTech187]

@@Harrythehun yeah it's sad they quit flagship LCDs but now that they are back why not? But their TVs always had other advantages going for them like the Ambilight, Keyboards on the back of the remotes and AndroidTV wich is by far the best platform wich made people go for them.

[@RealLifeTech187]

@@av941 I don't think is the reason because this channel is UK based so I rather thinks Philips only hands out OLED review units since like Jari Orava pointed out their LCDs for the last years didn't have the best picture quality. They focused on the midrange not flagship segment and midrange stuff often doesn't get reviewed to not damage the brand. P.S.: Philips Europe is run by TP Vision and Philips US is run by Funai so I think the models are fundamentally different anyway but don't quote me on that.

[@vladdx]

Yes perfect this is exactly what I wanted from Phillips, this will be my next TV!

[@tricks7196]

Why did you not review this in full with all the usual test results you do calibrating it etc. It would have been great to see what your thoughts were about this Vs other oled and mini led models like x95x qn95b. Also what settings you would suggest to get it closest to reference. Thanks

[@HANZOREIZA]

I believe every Philip in the world should get atleast 50% off of Philips products for life

[@stevenjones916]

I'm going to change my name to 65 inch Panasonic JZ2000 and cross my fingers 😂

[@HANZOREIZA]

@@stevenjones916 Lol. You may confuse some people with a name like 65 inch "ding!"

[@stevenjones916]

@@HANZOREIZA 😂😂😂

[@Keivz]

Hopefully their 120hz VRR implementation doesn’t have the problems that most of last years tv’s have suffered from

[@philliprokkas195]

Tell me about it. Ex X900h owner here

[@robbiefl2001]

They look amazing but I hope the mini LED technology can be applied to smaller TVs too

[@GA-1st]

2021 is going to be a banner year for TV technology - we hope!

[@the_Morbo]

Will be keeping my eye on follow-ups on these models. Looking to upgrade my 2010 Philips and I like the ambilight function. I run a PC on my TV 99% of the time so burn-in was always a worry about OLED, and full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 with hopefully all the bells and whistles is very interesting. Get well soon!

[@Mrbassaddiction]

Did you get one of the new ones? I'm in the exact same situation as u

[@the_Morbo]

@@Mrbassaddiction I got the 65PML9506 shortly after, and I'm satisfied with it.

[@smerz9592]

This could be my new tv.

[@loki76]

Pretty impressive specs. It basically supports everything. Only downside is the 18ms input lag. A little bit high when other TV's manage well below 10ms at 4K 120Hz. But maybe that's not the case with MiniLED even on the other brands?

[@blakkelure]

Ive played countless games on it. Its not a great issue unless youre going to play competative FPS on a tv... ;)

[@khanv1ct244]

I'm overwhelmed by all these new TV announcements. I don't know which one I should get later this year. LG G1 is my top pick so far but some of these mini LED TV's sound good too! Show us the way Vince.

[@AndrewB23]

Go oled, you'll never want to look at a lcd screen again

[@khanv1ct244]

@@AndrewB23 I already have a B7 OLED. I'm looking to upgrade this year. Some of the mini-LED offerings are looking tempting.

[@Braconara1981]

Wait for some proper hands on reviews dude when the sets are out. I am in the same situation and for the time being not much I can do about it

[@rynomuncher]

I wish Philips would come back to Australia!

[@isak6626]

Speaking of bias lighting, I would love to hear your thoughts on that in a dedicated video, because there is a lot of debate around whether bias lighting should be used with OLED TVs or not. Some argue that it should not, because they can provide true blacks, while others argue that it should because that is what content creators use in their studios. What's your thought?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Movie theaters don't use it so why should Videophiles seek to use that?

[@adamek9750]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M it looks cool

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@adamek9750 "It looks cool" doesn't automatically equal that it provides immersion.

[@isak6626]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M Movie theaters use projectors, that's different. You can't put a bias light behind the screen.

[@PierrePotonnier]

Bias lighting is use by content creators when color grading your content. It's because the human eye and brain adapt to seeing colors over time. We use a white (and possibly calibrated) light to conter that adaptation and keep a reference when working long times on the same frames/shot. It is not really helpfull for that when just consuming content. Also note that many post production facilities does not even use bias lighting when they use projectors and big screens for color grading. The client and color grading artist just sit in a black room like you would in a movie theater.

[@byronwellburn]

So happy I never bought a X900H

[@Orbital_Dew]

me too but then i bought a cx and i dont know if this was the right move

[@ДмитрийКузнецов-п8ч]

Well I had PUS8201 a couple of years ago. A lot of issuies BUT local dimming was really good. May be with MiniLED Philips will make good LCD TV at last

[@DefinitiveMedia22]

If anyone is wondering what the ambilight feature is like whilst gaming, ITS INCREDIBLE, with HDR enabled, and ambilight synced with the TV's motion, it looks so damn good, but only for short periods, it can get abit much after a while, however it's awesome with movies too I have a Sony now which is what I wanted but used a Philips whilst saving up, but don't think this is a gimmick, it is very useful with music and for adding extra affect to say Animated movies or games

[@macgyvermac2344]

Hope everything work right off the bat

[@Captain-Chats]

Aggghh why are all the good features and premium screens reserved for bigger TVs! I want a small premium tv

[@blakkelure]

Did you ever look closer at these TVs? I got one and I would like a proper review from you

[@H0dy72]

Once they come out with a 40something inch TV with HDMI 2.1 120Hz and VRR with Amiblight, I wam thefirst one to buy. Amiblight is awesome for gaming

[@R6ex]

It'll be a HUGE upgrade, going from my pathetic PUT6023 to PML9506 !!! 😲

[@honestxboxgamer]

The 9636 sounds like my next TV. I was interested in the OLED 936+ but willing to sacrifice (i assume) some picture quality for the cheaper price. I think Philips are making the best looking TV's at the moment with the B&W built in soundbar/stand and from reviews the looks are back up by quality picture and sound.

[@吴柯-s9i]

pml9636 and 936，which you buy

[@honestxboxgamer]

@@吴柯-s9i I got the 9636 mini led 65 inch. It was much cheaper than the OLED and I did not want to risk any screen burn as it would be used a lot. Don't regret it.

[@吴柯-s9i]

@@honestxboxgamer think you

[@Widar667]

​@@honestxboxgamerisn't the soundbar annoying while using Ambilight? Especially when mounted at the wall?

[@honestxboxgamer]

@@Widar667 i myself dont have it wall mounted so not really noticed it but i understand what you mean in that it probably would have benefitted being 3 sides ambilight as the speakers can block the bottom light 👍

[@momorious]

The official product pages are now live and what I see there is not as nice as I have hoped. The 9506 only has Micro Dimming Pro where the 9636 has Micro Dimming Premium. Therefore the 9506 wont have the 1024 zones but I think 768, hence the difference in peak brightness. But more important is the fact that only the 9636 is rated as FreeSync Premium Pro. The 9506 is only rated as Freesync Premium - this means Philips does NOT guarantee VRR working with HDR enabled - a big fat no-go for Gamers which clearly needs to be communicated! When this is really true and its only rated as Freesync Premium so the Gamer has to disable HDR to get VRR support then this TV is completely irrelevant and suddenly far away from being the probably best TV for Gamers with AL... Can you confirm this Vincent?

[@davidpanapa173]

Hope this come to Aus/NZ

[@SpencersStuffTV]

Okay Philips. I see you. This tv looks fantastic. I want to get their led backlighting but the bridge doesn't support hdmi 2.1 yet. Just waiting on that passthrough to be offered

[@MrRaitzi]

Bar jsut go raised for upper mid tier TVs for 2021. First time I have to consider Phillips as my next TV. Let's see what others do and hopefully we get reviews soon.

[@Sydney2217]

We need Philips & Panasonic back in Australia ....please ...retail is booming here......No lockdowns.

[@karlwilhelmge]

What about Local Dimming on the 9506? Even though these miniLed screens are built with this in mind in the first place, only the 9636 is specifically mentioned with local dimming in combination with "Philips Micro Dimming". While on the 9506 only micro dimming is mentioned.

[@flynnfittz]

Definitely not 16GB of RAM, that's for storage. I'd bet they have 3 or 4 GB of RAM.

[@hdtvtest]

Yeah, misread, sorry.

[@SlotHits777]

Everyone moving to next gen's away from OLED is due to burn-in. Its easier to sell a TV when burn-in isn't a concern.

[@ValcristRoda]

I have multiple sclerosis and am on a medication called Tysabri which has a risk of PML when I get infused with it every 4 weeks. I'm kinda glad you didn't make a joke about it, heh. That's an unfortunate model name.

[@TheCrazeturk]

This shapes up to be the ultimate non OLED TV.

[@AndreRoop]

Is it still good to buy a LG CX9 ? For--> Netflix, Gaming, OR wait for 2021 Models?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

That depends on prices between the C9 and C1. C9 already has higher peak brightness than the CX and it has DTS audio passthrough unlike the CX. It also has full HDMI 2.1 48Gbps bandwidth unlike the CX. CX however has 120Hz Black Frame Insertion if you care about that. We're still waiting on C1 and G1 reviews. G1 has the new brighter panels while the C1 doesn't.

[@GeordiLaForgery]

Vince pls review some lower end stuff that the average worker can afford, be interesting to see stuff around £400 to £500.

[@Cterrey12]

They review what they are sent by companies. They usually only send out higher end stuff.

[@TofumanFC3S]

With all due respect, you can’t buy a decent TV for that amount. What I mean is: This channel is for enthusiasts hosted by a guy who (used to) calibrate TVs for peak performance. I’m not exactly sure, but he might have charged a fee for the job in the price range you are looking to spend on the purchase of the TV itself

[@GeordiLaForgery]

@@TofumanFC3S What an age we live in eh? £500 can't even get a decent tv.

[@C--A]

@@GeordiLaForgery Lot's of people here in the UK spend £900-£1000 on the latest smartphone each year. And more than that on clothes and nights out each year lol. If you want good picture quality then you need to spent over a £1000 if you want a good tv 👌🏾if people aren't bothered about picture quality they go ahead and buy a cheap crap quality picture £400-£500 tv. Guessing you do want a top tv but live in a poorer country with low wages etc. Maybe you can save up longer for a few years to enable you to buy a good tv.

[@MichelleAlexandria-EM]

@@GeordiLaForgery I can’t afford a Ferrari, but I don’t sit around whining about how unfair that is. Harsh reality is we aren’t entitled to get everything we see and have to live within our means. That’s called being a grownup.

[@galaxyradio8683]

Hey, i know a lot about tech stuff and TV's, so i just came here for the news instead of reading on tech sites, because i like you for who you are, but man, you need to take some rest, get better soon!

[@jimcameron1234]

Including anti reflection display + DOLBY VISION IQ = want = sold

[@josue24icee]

Dl sucks as

[@stevenjones916]

@@josue24icee ?

[@kizamitsuki72]

Watching this guy is hypnotic

[@faristhehonest]

Immpresive, I thought that they left the tv market

[@justrobin1234]

Waiting for a full review on this!

[@Oziverse1610]

I'm always watching your videos knowing I can't buy these TVs(for now because I'm just 16) and also I don't understand everything but it's still very informative Keep up the good work But don't overdo yourself please, your health is as important as anyones

[@DPedrollo]

It looks like someone has the flu. I wish you well, my friend.

[@hb1949]

Or the rona

[@bedroomcinemaguy5568]

@@hb1949 let’s hope not but if he does have the wuflu I’m pretty sure he will be fine

[@josecuervo8487]

Tye flu don't exist anymore.

[@ntube7]

It may even be - shock horror - a common cold!

[@linkssz1699]

I assume there's a good reason you haven't reviewed this TV, I'm tempted to buy it but I don't know if the price is worth it

[@tarekz9992]

2021: The year of mini-led Sony: Soon Only Not Yet

[@FredrikiLund]

Vincent been following you one year for buying my first HDR TV - the battle has been between Panasonic 65JZ1500 and Philips 65PML9636. Very disapointed about Panasonic OLED this year and august 2 and 3 I can buy both TV in Sweden... Dare I go for the MiniLed from Philips?

[@Jayvante]

If this tv comes with a sound bar built in and LEDs built in that’s just insane I feel every tv should have a standard for how shitty the speakers can be

[@polvorin15764]

The 75" 9636 model can be found where I live as low as 2100€, I might pull the trigger very soon.

[@johncama8735]

Why not in a populair size 55"?

[@inceptionsd]

Last year was 20 2.0, and now its 20 2.1

[@thePavuk]

1000 zones = matrix 24x43 led areas. That means about 1 are per square inch. They usaly show i materials like its 180x320 areas so it copy bright ateas almost perfectly. May be in next few generations.

[@therealhermelinmaster]

We still don't know anything about release date (original date og end of June has passed) and pricing, right? I'm really looking foreward to the 9506 and your test Vincent @HDTVTest

[@williammonaghan7893]

Box UK has it on sale right now

[@therealhermelinmaster]

@@williammonaghan7893 In Germany we have similar offers. But they are flawed. The 65" PML95 seems to be just a few hundrets cheaper than the 75". And the 75PML96 is listed as 200€ CHEAPER than the step down model 75PML95 (difference being the better sound system on the 96). So yeah no official prices yet and the placeholder prices are flawed. And in my opinion too expensive. The 75" PML 9506 ist several hundret € more expensive than the LG BX or B1 (don't remember right now) 77" OLED. Something is fishy with prices right now. But I would be happy about sources with official pricing, test and specs. Seems to be 1000 zones and 1500 nits but afaik nothing official.

[@ibal6875]

Hi Vincent. Have you reviewed or had any time with this TV ? Can we expect a review soon ?

[@philliprokkas195]

Finally a tv for me ☺️

[@linkssz1699]

How much do you think this tv will cost without the soundbar? I'm extremely interested in buying this tv.

[@martynbutlerOBE]

Been waiting for Phillips to show its hand

[@mattias8012]

For some reason there's not many reviews out for the 9506 model. I've heard from various sources that it has (or had?) lots of ghosting problems. Anyone know if that's a software issue that Philips have addressed with an update? This model is available on sale to a great price in Sweden atm.

[@b1lleman]

Hey, I just recently bought this (9506) TV and was happy with it (for video), until I hooked it to my laptop, ghosting is very visible, *BUT* you can disable local dimming in about every mode per hdmi port, and that solves the problem. OK it's less contrast but it still looks pretty good (and I don't like mega contrast anyway if it's not done properly like on OLED). I bought it for EUR 900 so that was a great deal, it's worth that but not around EUR 1500.

[@curtk8130]

Hopefully Phillips brings these models to the US. The only TVs you see here anymore are the lower end models at Walmart. I’ll be in the market for a high end tv this year so the more options the better. Was thinking about going 8k but really it makes no sense given there’s no content

[@louisrharmony]

Vincent, I would love it if you took a look at the Maiden demo for Resident evil 8 on PS5 for a video. It has some of the best HDR implementation I’ve seen in a video game.

[@flaw3dgenius222]

Finally good HDR in games... Its been a long time coming.

[@JustAnotherInc]

On eARC. So if I connect a sound bar using the HDMI port with eArc, will it then send the audio through that port for the other 3 HDMIs? So say PS5 on the remaining VRR port, Apple TV on one and a satellite decoder on the last?

[@wekkimeif7720]

Why at 5:22 time it says the TV supports only up to 4K 60hz and on the video description it says 4K 120hz?

[@daquiel9180]

Hé, i am looking for a new tv. And this one is currently low priced. I also have an oled, but I Dont want one anymore since I have had burn in 2 times and had the screen replaced om my pos9002. Hoe does this tv hold up in 2022? I mainly use the tv for gaming and sport. Thnx for the Good review🙏🏻

[@krisaunedi4920]

Vincent great vlog. I see that all vloggers are really looking forward to review Mini LED Tv's. Can I ask you this do you think that Mini LED has a really good chance to beat out OLED this year because I hear all the rave about this technology but will be interesting to see when you get them in your hands to see the difference. Do you also think that it is worth the change. Thank Vincent!!!

[@hb1949]

It’s not mini LED which is going to beat OLED. It’s micro LED, which is not yet available as consumer products at affordable price.

[@josue24icee]

@@hb1949 Oled is old,. And burn in and too Dim. And in dark scene you can't even see nothing on the background cause idiot pixels turn off. Oled is trashhhhh

[@hb1949]

@@josue24icee WTF are you smoking mate. Micro LED is the future.

[@josue24icee]

@@hb1949 that's true it is the future but in the mean time is miniled active matrix

[@flaw3dgenius222]

I currently have a LG B7 Oled and will be changing in the next 12 months due to burn in. The wife will not let me pay 2k again for a TV... Loving the sound of this tv but what kind of prices are we looking at? With no 55" are we going to be seeing these tvs at £1500-2000? Which would be too expensive for me for a tv currently not as good as my LG.

[@preteshpatel959]

Long way to go. Next it will be miniscule or microscopic led.

[@Cmdaddy88]

Now release it as 43 inch monitor to succeed 436m6vbpab

[@wrangler10]

I had an amblight Phillips years ago...that is a THING by it self alone.

[@joshuataylor52]

does it have 4k/120hz with dolby vision?

[@harj-spp8547]

I've never been comfortable with Philips essentially having their named just badged onto a product manufactured by someone else (like many brands do with multiple products). This TV has truly sparked interest but what is the true quality/support behind the Philips badge? What are peoples real experiences? Just curious. Thanks.

[@gordonscott3875]

HI WHEN WILL WE GET THE FULL REVIEW?

[@Genesis-revelation70]

If they get hdmi 2.1 working properly they win

[@mlk4life]

Any idea on when these TV's are reaching the USA.? I remember them making an announcement for 2020 but then COVID hit. Have you heard anything?

[@reggiegimmix9128]

stuck between getting the Philips 9636 or Sony XR75X90j will be mostly for gaming and movies

[@christophervernon1209]

Do you know if these models will be available in the US...thank you as always for your amazing content, keeping us informed and great personality with no negativity...keep it up sir!

[@shotgunmasterQL]

I doubt they are coming to US, since I think the US TV branch is owned by another company, possibly Hisense, so their TVs are entirely different and of poor quality.

[@christophervernon1209]

@@shotgunmasterQL thank you

[@SoleEpiphany]

Hopefully this means that it won’t take long for pricing to be reasonable given most manufacturers are boasting mini LED this cycle. Will you be showcasing the Q90A this year? I’m becoming quite frustrated with my Q900R.

[@trollymctrollus1408]

Any idea on rough release dates and prices? Thanks

[@willdejong7763]

See his pinned comment on release date.

[@samdovakin2977]

is it freesync premium pro? if not you cant have hdr and vrr at the same time

[@hdtvtest]

Yes it is.

[@ChristianJust]

So Xbox Series X needs to get Freesync Premium Pro

[@McKluskie]

filed under believe it when I see it, been told so many times before the this new gen of LCD is an OLED beater, never is, will stick with my 5 year old OLED :)

[@hb1949]

Still have my HD LCD TV from 2010

[@josue24icee]

Oled is old,. And burn in and too Dim. And in dark scene you can't even see nothing on the background cause idiot pixels turn off. Oled is trashhhhh

[@roderickchibi7425]

So true nothing beats OLED for me

[@fatilyuz4011]

Can you test the TV ? I don't understand why noone tests these minileds ??

[@Braconara1981]

Did he actually manage to review any of these sets? All i can find are the ones for the oled sets

[@garymills6854]

Vincent please review one of these .

[@oldtesla8914]

Curious on what Philips will bring on the 8 or 7k series.

[@Numenorians]

Great things, like always, brilliant and joke versatile Mr.T. But still no specific review ..9506 is likely to be my new TV so seeing a review would be much helpfull.. Interesting to see, that it is nowhere to be found !! Pppl are just doing selfie videos with it....

[@chriseyre83]

I need this in a 32” for gaming

[@JayDpwnz]

Asus has miniled monitors coming out. Pg32uqx in their gaming line up and pa32ucg from their pro-art lineup.

[@shotgunmasterQL]

Philips makes monitors too, though they aren't really comparable to these new TVs, but I guess they could start introducing some of the MiniLED tech in the near future? I think their Momentum monitors already provide 120Hz and 4K, but a HDMI 2.1 models are coming in the future. The monitors feature a neutered version of the Ambiligth, and they are very bright but have no FALD. I think updated Momentum line with MiniLED and HDMI 2.1 is possible in the future.

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43" for me