Ambilight 65OLED759 4K OLED Smart TV - 65 Inch Display with P5 AI Perfect Picture Engine Ultra HD, Titan OS, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos Sound, Works with Alexa and Google Voice Assistant

This is a fantastic TV, I absolutely love it!!! I had a Phillips TV before which lasted some time before it was broken; replaced it with a Sony TV which was OK but started going about a year ago. I brought this based on the experience of my last Phillips TV and I also used to work for the company a good time ago. Picture quality - outstanding!!! It's like watching a film every time I switch it on, I'm blown away by the quality of the pic. I even got drawn in to watching a safari live-stream with zebras drinking water yesterday, the detail quite remarkable. Easy to understand menu; superb picture. I had a Phillips sound bar before and married this up. Works seamlessly, and sounds better than it ever did (the amount of times I nearly got rid of it!). It sounds fantastic! Everything I've connected to this works somehow off the one remote control which has a dual-function keypad/number pad; it's not too large and is fairly narrow. easily sits in the palm of your hand. Apps - all good. Disney, YT, Streaming, Prime, Netflix and another (forgotten) available directly; lots of inputs (more than you can shake a stick at). Downsides; OLED - there's functionality to clear the residual image. I haven't see one but it still want's to keep on top by clearing the most minute of image - takes 10 mins of your time. Couldn't find the phone inputs for gaming tut that's possibly because I haven't looked enough. One of those buys. you won't be disappointed with. Enjoy :) <3

I’ve only just bought this 55 inch set, it’s early days so I may update in a few months .. 1st, It wasn’t the easiest to get out of the box & set up, it definitely needs two people . 2nd, The remote control is very different to any I’ve had before, so is going to take me a while to get used to it . 3rd, The tv is super fast and responsive! 4th, Remember.. the Tv will only give you as good a picture as it’s being broadcast in, ie: most apps are not full HD.. Netflix has an option for full HD which they charge for but it does make a difference and shows the screen off to its full potential! 5th, I have not noticed any blooming in the blacks which is brilliant! 6th, The sound is good but I’ve not tested to see if it’s Dolby good’ if you know what I mean . 7th, You can’t really have a soundbar in front of it as it obscures the remote receiver and it’s in front of the bottom of the screen .. 8th, love the little legs … better than big splayed out legs it feels more secure .. All in all it’s a lovely set .. I am happy with it !

The good: Picture looks great, the ambilight feature is a cool touch, the sound is pretty good and can hook up to any soundbar also with HDMI arc. The bad: Scrolling on the remote is terrible, it takes forever to scroll through a list of folders on an attached device. The AI seems to exclusively pick the worst lighting/screen brightness setting based on what you're watching. Terrible implementation. You cannot natively rotate pictures or videos into portrait and back within the OS. I could previously do this without problem on an LG TV from 8 years ago. You cannot zoom into photos. You cannot 'jump' ahead in video files. It keeps 'forgetting' that it's connected to the internet. Through a wired connection thats permanently plugged in. Titan OS is absolute crap. Update: a few months later. 2 software updates in this time, seems to have done nothing. Also, randomly the picture disappears. Just don't bother, the sexy picture isn't worth the rest of it. Absolute crap. 2nd update: DO NOT BUY THIS TV. The picture/sound randomly disappears. I'm now counting the days until I can buy an LG or Samsung.

Absolutely blown away with this TV, read the reviews and it almost put me off purchasing it!! Upgraded from older LCD Ambilight TV and the picture on this is worlds apart, so much more clarity and contrast, colours really pop it’s honestly stunning. I use a firestick just had to get a little dongle as firestick too long to put into a HDMI socket. So glad I didn’t listen to the other reviews, the remote it’s great doesn’t feel cheap seems solid to hold not at all plasticky. Screen is crazy thin it really stands out in the room especially as I have mine wall mounted. Having it wall mounted does mean the top row of ambilights are a little dimmer but honestly I am blown away by this It has less reflection than my old LCD even as I have a surrounded by windows with bright light and it’s still so clear!! Easy to set up and instructions were clear. Seriously if you have an older Ambilight you will love this… one slight thing to note is that it no longer supports Ambilight +Hue which is a shame but not a game changer for us as the Ambilight lights up our living room anyway. Glad I upgraded, glad I didn’t listen to the negative reviews as this TV is worth every penny.

Picture is amazing and exactly what you are paying for. The software is however terrible. If an app you want isn’t in the store then good luck using the tv’s search engine to use the website version of apps and pray the mouse works as intended and doesn’t freeze or fail to register your command

Bought this TV in 48” size to pair with my PS5 Pro in a small office room and can say it’s an excellent match. TV has VRR which auto detects the signal when available and the visuals are incredibly vibrant being an OLED screen. Streaming TV shows and film in 4K with either Dolby Vision or HDR10+ (tv supports both formats) is also a great experience - the visuals in Dolby Vision HDR content especially are perfect on this TV. No native Apple TV app, but plugging in a Fire TV 4K Max stick solved this issue. Ambilight syncs LEDs on back of panel with the colours displayed on screen and can easily be disabled if unwanted. Can’t comment much on the speakers as I mostly use headphones. Overall no regrets buying this model, historically gone with Samsungs, but this Philipps TV delivers the goods and is a great quality OLED panel for console gaming and watching 4K HDR content.

The picture quality is excellent, and Ambilight is genuinely impressive. However, there are several issues that significantly detract from the experience: 1. Unreliable HDMI-CEC behavior HDMI-CEC does not work consistently. For example, when using a Chromecast to wake the TV, the TV often reports that the HDMI port has no input. Unplugging and replugging the Chromecast resolves the issue, but this happens roughly 50% of the time. A similar issue occurs with the Sonos soundbar connected via eARC on HDMI 2. While less frequent (around 5% of startups), the TV sometimes defaults to its internal speakers instead. This is still very frustrating when it happens. 2. Poor input switching design The Chromecast remote cannot cycle through the TV’s input sources. The “Source” button only opens a menu instead of cycling inputs, unlike virtually every other TV. This feels like a needless and user-hostile design choice. 3. Intermittent black screen issue Occasionally, the screen goes black for a few seconds and then returns, while the media continues playing in the background. During this blackout, there is neither audio nor video. 4. Aggressive screensaver behavior in Disney+ (TV app only) When using the Disney+ app built into the TV’s operating system, the screensaver frequently activates during normal playback. For example, while watching Bob’s Burgers, the TV repeatedly enters screensaver mode despite the content actively playing. Notably, this issue does not occur when watching Disney+ via a Chromecast, suggesting the problem lies specifically with the TV’s OS app. Overall, this TV could easily be a 10/10 product if the software were better designed. The HDMI compatibility issues and app-related bugs are frequent enough to undermine confidence in the device. At a price point of £1000+, the expectation is simple: everything should just work. Instead, these problems make a “dumb” TV seem more appealing by comparison.

As an avid enthusiast of immersive entertainment, the Philips Ambilight OLED708/12 65-Inch Smart 4K OLED TV has truly elevated my viewing experience to new heights. This television embodies excellence in every aspect, making it the best TV I've ever owned. Let's start with the picture quality. The combination of OLED technology, UHD resolution, and HDR10+ support delivers stunning visuals that are nothing short of breathtaking. Colors are vibrant, contrast is impeccable, and every detail is rendered with astonishing clarity, thanks to the P5 AI Perfect Picture Engine. Whether I'm watching movies, playing games, or streaming content, the picture quality never fails to impress. But what truly sets this TV apart is its Ambilight feature. The ambient lighting system not only enhances the viewing experience by extending colors beyond the screen but also creates an immersive atmosphere that draws me into the content like never before. It's a game-changer that adds depth and dimension to everything I watch. In addition to its exceptional visual performance, the Philips OLED708/12 boasts impressive audio capabilities. The Dolby Atmos support and 20W speakers deliver rich, immersive sound that fills the room with cinematic quality audio. From subtle nuances to thunderous explosions, the audio experience is nothing short of phenomenal. Furthermore, the TV's smart features add convenience and versatility to my entertainment setup. With Google Assistant and Alexa compatibility, I can effortlessly control the TV with voice commands, stream content from my favorite apps, and access a world of entertainment at my fingertips. In summary, the Philips Ambilight OLED708/12 65-Inch Smart 4K OLED TV is a masterpiece of modern technology. Its unparalleled picture quality, immersive Ambilight feature, impressive audio performance, and smart functionality make it the ultimate choice for anyone seeking a truly extraordinary viewing experience. If you're in the market for the best TV of your life, look no further than this remarkable masterpiece from Philips.