Philips 32PFL5522D

Owned TV 18 months. When the retuning for digital in October 2009 ran into all sorts of problems. Would not retune correctly using remote control. Phoned Phillips. Directed to find factory settings using menu button on side of TV. Worked for 24 hours. Now lost picture and the buttons on side of TV not functioning. No picture only sound. TV is a complete write-off after only a short period and average use.

I have owned my Phillips LCD 32PFL5522 for a little over a year now and I must say I have been very impressed with it. I had concerns about the screen size not being large enough with so many 37", 40" and larger out on the market but for the average room size, it looks perfect. The sleak gloss black surround looks very good, however, can reflect the sun into your eyes at certain angles. It is wall mountable however it doesn't come with the bracket so this will be an additional cost, but the glass pedistal its provided with looks great and allows large angles of lateral rotation. The picture quality is very good, especially utilising the ...  Read the complete review

The Philips 32PFL5522D is a LCD 32" HD ready TV. This TV is not one of Philips top of the range TV's from there new line. Saying that it does have some cool features, pixel plus being one of them and 2 HDMIs (for HD ready devices). You dont get the new Philips pixel perfect HD E-Processing or the new back lighting system which is introduced in the top range in this line. Then again the TV does only cost around £400-£450. Philips though have produced a good looking TV, which sits on a black glass table top swivel stand. It has a glossy all black face with silver column and buttons to give it that extra touch.

The Philips 32PFL5522D is a LCD 32" HD ready TV. This TV is not one of Philips top of the range TV's from there new line. Saying that it does have some cool features, pixel plus being one of them and 2 HDMIs (for HD ready devices). You dont get the new Philips pixel perfect HD E-Processing or the new back lighting system which is introduced in the top range in this line. Then again the TV does only cost around £400-£450. Philips though have produced a good looking TV, which sits on a black glass table top swivel stand. It has a glossy all black face with silver column and buttons to give it that extra touch. The TV has speakers which are ...  Read the complete review