QLED Series7600 series 4K UHD QLED Roku TV

For the price I paid; not bad. I’m amazed with the picture after some fine tweaking the color is vibrant Considering the cost, the result is acceptable. I am impressed by the image after minor adjustments; the color appears vibrant. As for the sound. Still working on it , some channels like Roku great. On others you have to turn it up d/t some muffling. I just wish it had more features such as bluey hood accessibility. But found I can use my streeming stick to use Bluetooth fon iPhone to listen to music with out WiFi connection. But overall for the price I love the TV. I would definitely recommend.

This TV has actually turned out to be very impressive as a Smart TV. Initially the price was the deciding factor for my purchase. And although familiar with other Philips products this is my first ownership of a Philips Tech product; Thus I knew not what to expect. Hereafter about two months in I can say say that this Smart TV stands among some of the top rated Smart Televisions. The bluetooth technology used along with the TV's remote has to be worked on, as it constantly as it experiences constant disconnect issues. That is the only downside I have experienced thus far.

It doesn’t have a ton of options that the expensive one, but it works just perfect out of the box. Easy to use and the 60” is perfect for a bedroom. The OLED panel makes the colors more vibrants and the movie streaming on is fantastic. My previous tv was a more expensive LT but this one is cheaper and works great.

Easy to set up, great picture. Have been putting off owning a large television For sometime, Price was amazingly low, so I included a complete living room revision.

I've had it over a month now and I'm impressed with the pictures quality.

Wanted a 60 in tv and it has been great so far, time will tell.

This would be the very first time that I have spent so little on a TV. The reason? Because the more relatable manufactures are not making 60" flat panels. So I figured, I'd give Philips a try. Let's start with unpacking the unit. Packaging was adequate. The TV screen was fully protected by a sheet of three quarters of an inch cardboard. Styrofoam for top, bottom, and sides held the TV it in place. Performance. Screen brightness (regardless of setting) is no where near the lumes output of my 2014 Sony Bravia Flat Panel. Clarity is almost, close the a thirteen year old TV. Taking into account, this is not a true QLED screen, there is LCD leakage on the sides and top of the screen. Audio Quality. Very poor. Taking into account the size housing for the speakers, I expected better sound. There is no way of connecting subwoofer for improved realism. You will not, I repeat will not experience Dolby Atmos with just two speakers. To achieve the full effect, I have connected this model to my Denon AVR X2900H AV Receiver. Reliability. Being that Phillips in not on the top ten list for TV performance and reliability, I took out addition coverage with anticipation of system failures along the way. I did not have the TV longer than month, and I began to experience what they call and ink spot at the top center of the screen. This visual was prominate during bight blue, red, and white color screens. Customer Service: Way below average. After playing their "AI Supported Webpage Game" when it came to support, I was able to establish an email address. I sent email, along with a copy of the invoice, the serial number, and close up shots of the imperfection. That wasn't enough. They wanted me to take pictures of the problem during the day, In a brightly lite room no less. As mentioned prior, the brightness factor of this TV is weak, it would wash out the screen. Unfortunately, this screen imperfection is only visible in a low light environment. In addition, being able to read English in an email. A result a outsourcing calls to a foreign company that does not verse their employees in the English language. Webpage errors in their graphic for this TV. There are only three HDMI ports, not four. There is a 3.5 input, not RCA as shown in the picture of the side of the TV. Errors, that I had brought to their attention, along with screen shots. They chose to ignore. The place of purchase were the real hero's. Even though it was two days past my thirty day return date, they worked with me. An exchange was made. I was giving a choice to keep the defective unit due to transporting it back to the store was an issue because of its size (57.7" x 5.3" x 35.5") or trash it. It was sent to a recycling center. Manufactures Name. SkyWorth USA Corporation, they have been watching too many Terminator movies. Just because SkyNet was in the movie, you have to copy that. Be original, and stop copying other peoples' ideas. I do not apricate having to activate a TV. What happens when that TV is no longer supported? Goes into the trash? The only reason I got rid of my 2014 Sony is because it was a 1080P Full HD. I have upgraded to 4K (All The Way) There is nothing that ages a device more than having a device with apps. Apps are supported no longer than five to six years. Ten if you are dealing with Samsung. See my review about this model on amazon. Where pictures will be posted.