Philips 50PUS7555/12 50-Inch TV (4K UHD TV, P5 Perfect Picture Engine, HDR 10+ Supported, Smart TV, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Freeview Play, 3 x HDMI, 2 x USB) - Mid-Silver (2020/2021 Model) [Energy Class G]

I did a lot of shopping around to finally pick a TV to replace my old plasma, finally deciding on this, at first glance it looked cheap & flimsy, especially when fitting the legs. Once I switched it on & went through to my HD channels to see what it could manage, it was dazzling how good the picture is considering it only cost £299 for the 43". The only downsides are the remote which is big & clunky, the mute button is also bang in the middle of the volume rather than an individual button? Also the picture slightly had trouble with some dark scenes in places, but for the price is still well worth the purchase.

Excellent TV, good value for money. Because of the size of the screen, HD and Ultra HD, it can be almost like watching in 3D.A huge difference from my last TV. A smaller 5 year old Samsung one.I was sceptical of the difference, a large screen makes to viewing. It does in fact make a huge difference.

Value for money.The TV has a nice motion+ rendering. It supports wifi, has a few apps installed like Netflix, the image customization settings are huge.Sometimes it refuses to acknowledge HDMI devices, such that you have to unplug and replug then to make it notice the signal, which is obnoxious.

The screen is flickering! Not sure the quality is like the old philips tvs. Do not buy you will have issues after a few years

If you want a large, smart, decent quality TV then this is perfect. Got it in the sales and glad I chose this.Incredibly easy to setup using digital aerial. Easy to connect to our wifi. Easy to install on a wall.The picture settings are not amazing but if you invest a bit of time searching the forums for best settings you will get a better quality image than the default settings it comes with.Sound is decent, but again we only use it in the bedroom so never need to blast out films to test it properly. Never have trouble hearing speech like some TVs though.Overall, for the price, you really can’t fault it for a bedroom TV.

Dislike the fact that it displays fault codes - HDCP ERROR- and will when starting up at times not respond at all to the remote control and needs switching on and off at the wall.Dislike the fact that it is 2018 technology.

Iv had this T.V for a couple months. The picture quality feels great, even when compared to my Samsung TV thats 3 times the price. The look and feel of the T.V is also great. Its pretty slim bezels, and the T.V is definitely lighter than many other 50" T.Vs.The controller however really isnt that great. I have had it not work a few times now with the only fix to pull the batteries out of the back and put them back in. The volume button requres the might of Thor to press to actually get it to go down in volume, wich is really anoying if you are trying to turn the T.V down when the phone rings etc.Lastly and probably the most irratating thing about the T.V is the HDMI inputs on the back. They sit in a hollowed grove in the back cover of the T.V which is pretty normal. However the clearence is only about 50mm. This means that anything but the most flexable and lightwieght hdmis have to be bent into place and put tones of strain on the conection. Its honestly the the most stupid deisng I have ever seen. I tried 5 of my HDMIs and most of them just didnt fit properly. Normaly T.Vs have a larger clearence space for the Cables or a sloped section, or they are mounted all on the side with full clearence. Not impressed by this design.

I've never thought a TV could be more than a TV.... but this one is more than just a television. It's full of fun and easy to handle. Beautiful picture's, perfect value for money.It was a good offer.