I'm torn, great picture, beautiful, as expected with an OLED. The color is a little strange, and it took awhile to get the picture settings where I wanted them, but I did get there. The design is minimalist but attractive. The built-in Roku is very fast for a "built-in" Roku and that is much appreciated. It handles the brightness of my living room well, and there's no problem with glare. That's the thing, this TV had such great potential. Unfortunately, there were several issues, and I'm returning it. It's a shame, I had such high hopes for this set. The difference between HD contend and SD content can be frustrating. Sorry, it doesn't process/handle SD content very well at all. The TV tuner doesn't appear to grab signal as well as my older TV, that surprised me. Also, the sound level between streaming apps and live TV is very different. I use the HDMI arc connection and for some reason streaming is loud and if you switch to live TV you can barely hear it on the same volume level. Nobody is going to convince me that is normal. There's no bluetooth for using earbuds/headphones. On a modern TV in 2025, that's very disappointing. Here's the dealbreaker, my screen arrived physically deformed, it's curved/bowed by about 3/4". There are also some spots on the actual screen with slight unevenness, almost like shallow dents. It's not uniformly smooth. It's a good deal, $900 for an OLED, but I can't accept the physical defects on the set I received. This appears to be manufacturing defects, so If you do buy this TV, look it over carefully. Just a word from the wise, pick it up "in store" if at all possible.

I purchased this TV a month ago. While the video quality is excellent when it works, the TV shuts off after a maximum of 10 minutes—the screen goes blank, though I can still hear the remote sound when I press a button. I’ve tried all the recommended troubleshooting steps. Unfortunately, dealing with Philips warranty support has been extremely frustrating and time-consuming, with no clear resolution in sight.

I went to buy an LG Oled and took a chance on the Phillips. I have several QLED tvs and this picture is better than those. This TV is the best picture you can get for the price point. I am not so excited about the Roku interface but I am getting used to it. If you are the person who tweaks with all the picture settings you can, but the auto settings are great. And you can mount it on the wall.

I just received this yesterday and after setting it up it seems like a steal it this price. The picture may not be quite as crisp as my LG OLED, but at $500 cheaper it still delivers a great experience and has much better viewing angles than similarly sized LEDs. I also love the Roku system. I may play around with the pictures settings, but for now the factory presets are beautiful.

I love the TV and its picture and sound, Ruku was a nightmare to regester and locked me out until I found a way to do a factory reset. Don't want it, don't need it.

Great picture, deep blacks and smooth, snappy ROKU menus. Super easy to wall mount. Display is razor thin but huge bump at the lower half for the electronic and connectors. Power cord is too short but manageable. Would recommend and buy again.

Beautiful picture and easy to operate

Love it! Great value.

Deep, true OLED blacks. Wish its max brightness could be higher; unsure of actual peak nits, but make sure room isn't overly sunny. That is a general limitation of OLED but newer OLED technologies are making up for it, especially in LG, but not this Philips unit. Color is okay, but even after tinkering and tweeking picture settings, the color vibrancy isn't going to pop quite like a higher end LG OLED. Roku behaves great. To those saying it didn't come with certain apps pre-installed, you should just be able to search for and download them within Roku; I've had no problems with this. Those saying it does not have Bluetooth, that's true. But you can use you can connect your Bluetooth device to your phone and then listen through your phone's Roku app. Not sure how well that works for HDMI and other inputs though. Navigating and typing through the Roku app is very responsive and efficient. Sometimes there is a noticeable audio lag between screen and Bluetooth but sometimes not. Built-in speakers are actually pretty good. An Atmos sound bar is certainly better, but you can easily make due without it here. I am satisfied enough with it for the price compared to LG's current offerings.

Stunning display. All of my fav streaming channels. Hard to beat price. Great value. Highly recommend.