Philips 32PFL5605H

fantastic TV (205 words)
by Ellieczy - written on 24/07/11 (Somewhat useful, 67 readings)
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buttons on the side of the Tv (on/off, sound, channel etcc.) which we;ve never needed to use. The remote control batteris have lasted us nearly 2yrs! The other problem i have experiended is that 1 side of the ambilights has broken for some reason, there is an easy to find customer help on the p Philips website and they will give you a number to call about getting it fixed/replaced. The ambilight is a great feature and changes colour to the colours you see on screen so is great for movies! You can obviously only see the ambilight working at ...

Philips 32PFL7403D

Looks, Feels like a Premium Product with only a few minor se ... (179 words)
by jwarobbins - written on 07/03/11 (Somewhat useful, 56 readings)
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Phillips design in my opinion is one of the best out there, especially when hung on the wall, it just looks like it's supposed to be there. What you are dealing with here is a tv that looks and feels like a premium product. It performs at the highest level with motion, has a great colour balance, and for a 32 inch doesn't have bad sound at all. Sound is something that normally suffers with a tv this size. Another big plus is the remote, the remote is wonderfully designed and is robust, you aren't going to have any problems there. Whilst this is a great television, it's not perfect, it is a tv that is quite time consuming to set up, however you really do see the benefits when you spend the ...

Philips 26PF4310

A good little HD ready television for the smaller living roo ... (1291 words)
by pumfster - written on 29/09/11 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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like massive televisions in small rooms as I think they look a little daft and hurt your eyes after a while. As such we were impressed when we saw the P Philips 26PF4310 on sale at our local Comet store. Now it should be pointed out that we bought this television 5 years ago now, and we paid £400 at the time. As technology has moved on since then, I have now seen this television available online for around £250. Again on the issue of technology, this television was designed before the digital switchover, and as such isn t equipped with built in freeview, so you will either need stand alone freeview, or some form of paid digital service such as Sky to get any use out of ...