Philips 65PUS7009 4K LED Smart TV - 65 Inch Display with Pixel Precise Ultra HD Titan OS Platform and Dolby Atmos Sound, Works with Alexa and Google Voice Assistant - Black

Wonderful tv for the price - I purchased it to play my Xbox at 4k, it plays absolutely beautifully- no issues with lag or anything else and the picture is stunning. Sound out of the box was terrible, I actually was going to send it back but I did a little googling and found that it probably needed an update, for some reason I was not notified an update was pending so I went searching for it and once updated, the sound was beautiful, no issues at all with it now it’s not tinney, it’s pretty good! Picture for tv and Netflix etc again perfect, this seems to handle blacks much better than my more expensive branded tv, it’s crisp and vibrant. The downside is the built in apps they are, as said in other reviews, sluggish and pretty annoying to use, I have always used firestick so I just use that anyway but I did try them out and the input lag when moving to select etc is pretty poor. To set the tv up took about 20 mins to go through all the settings and channel search etc, all easy and no way to go wrong. I could lift this and set this up alone very easily it isn’t heavy (5’2 female). To summarise if the sound is poor search for an update it will help hugely !! For the cost of this tv I am more than happy with it, i believe it is worth more and would happy pay now I know how good it is. If they fixed the sluggish internal apps this would be an amazing tv at an amazing price.

Absolutely amazing 4K smart tv for the price. Sound is fantastic, the picture is sharp, colourful, clear and bright. I’m really impressed with what it can do and I get to play my switch 2 and ps5 the way they should be played. Absolutely a steal.

This TV has a great picture and fantastic sound. I think the picture is slightly better than my previous TV but the sound is so improved it’s amazing. However, there are some serious issues with this TV which make it a difficult addition to my setup. Firstly, the TV seems to reset itself to factory settings every 6-8 weeks. This is becoming more frequent and causing many issues. Each time it does this all my settings are lost completely and at times I have to even start the original setup. The TV does not like HDMI splitters. It might recognise them at first but very soon it will not show any signals from connected devices. Switching between different HDMI types in the settings seems to rectify this for a short period of time until it will no longer allow them to be used. The third issue is the remote control. Sometimes it does not work very fast with the TV and other times it fails to work at all. On these occasions it appears it could be something like the batteries having run out but usually one of two buttons still work and the rest don’t. This is very frustrating. Other issues are that this has no Ambilight even though it came up in the search for this word and even has the button on the remote control. You can rename your HDMI connected devices on the TV but due to the TV resetting itself all the time it proves pointless and tedious. When the TV works it is great but there are too many issues with this to give it a high rating.

Perfect for my Xbox Series X, 50" 4K TV, 2.1 HDMI at 60Htz/FPS, works like a charm. Games are much clearer and less laggy when rapidly moving camera in game, contrast is pretty decent. Speakers built in are a little tinny, so i would recommend picking up a soundbar and sub-woofer (that can cost more than this TV), or a decent pair of headphones. All the usual TV apps, they seem to work well, although i tend to run it through my console as its quicker, but the TV Titan operating system seems to be reasonably quick. I paid £279 1 week before Christmas 2024. (I have a 4K Samsung in the house with all the bells and whistles, this is 1/4 the price, hands down better deal and looks nearly the same on the Xbox).

This TV has all the bells and whistles but unfortunately, is not 'user friendly'. The sound, brightness and picture is fab - once you can find it! Instructions are non existent and the 'quick start guide' pretty much tells you nothing. But after eventually finding out how (more luck than judgement) to update the software, miraculously the home screen appeared. Since then it's been trial and error to do anything. The remote is not easy and is a very poor design - although I do like the fact you have to press a flat button and the numbers suddenly appear .. but be quick - because they soon disappear. I'd say it's good value for money and whilst some of the reviews such you can't stream as it won't connect to the internet by wifi (suggesting it has to be hard wired) - it can and it does. I've only had it set up for a few days and it's good, I like it, smart looking. I just wish there were some literature that you could read to help you along the way (i did find 'user guide' in the menus.. but it doesn't actually go anywhere or tell you how to 'use' it.

Works great, intuitive set up, apps are ok, remote is ok when you are used to it (although volume and channels buttons are a joke). However, connecting the feet together was a nightmare , you need some other screws and instructions are like kinder egg ones

Overall phenomenal tv, the quality is something i haven’t seen before its that good. But there are flaws that makes its almost a deal breaker. 1) the remote is so slow and has no voice command button to my knowledge. 2) you cannot install apps, if already installed theyre all you can use, had to plug in fire stick since it isnt an android tv. 3) when you turn it on the screen goes all static and and has lines and dead pixels for a couple of minutes, its fine but considering i paid around ~>£400 its annoying. Overall great tv and it is certainly worth the money if youre willing to make some compromises. Unless you only use Netflix and prime and dont need other streaming services and spotify, then its fine. The static is probably just for me i probably banged the screen putting it on the wall (which was weirdly difficult) but the 200mm x 200mm vesa bracket size was lovely to put up atleast, just too big of a tv (55”) for the small vesa. audio great, quality great and built quality great, remote you get used to. Titan OS is terrible for no google play store but it is what it is 👍 3⭐️

Ive had the tv for about a month.I like it as my bedroom tv.I have had connected to it a ps5,xbox one,ps4 pro and amazon firecube 3rd gen.It has vrr low latency an switches to game mode by itself.They have all looked great and worked fine on it.The picture is bright and clear,no low blue light mode i can find which is a bummer for me as it gives me a headache unless i have the brightness low.I can forgive that as i can bypass it.I dont watch tv at all,not watched free view or normal tv in years.I have not even plugged the aerial in or tuned it in.i stream and play games.Only actually had one problem which was the remote stopped once and had to pull out batteries and put them back in,not done it since.I like this tv