Philips 32PF9641D

had rounded down the choice between this or a Samsung with very similar spec and price, but this Philips had obviously the best picture. ===Size=== This is a 32 inch. Our living room is only 12ft x 12ft so we didn t want it completely dominating the room. Also, because of plug and arial sockets it had to fit into a certain corner. It is a perfect fit, and as I mentioned above, I m glad the speakers aren t on the sides as it would have made it even bigger. The television and stand were delivered (with no problems!) a few days later and we quickly set to work setting it up. The instructions were very clearly set out on a fold out leaflet with large pictures set ...

Philips 32PFL5522D

has to be my main problem with this television, it often looses the Freeview signal completely even though there is a strong signal in my area and to regain the freeview requires a full channel scan which can be annoying especially if something is on which you want to watch. It is provided with 2 HDMI connections which is ample for my needs but is not as good as many sets on the market. The sound quality is excellent and when at full volume is extremely loud. Overall the television is very good for the price. The Freeview lets the set down a little but if you use sky or virgin TV then this is not a problem. I would give the set an ...

Philips 32PFL5522D

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 descreetly tucked in under the screen and the silver comumn has a neat built in loop to keep the cables and wires well hidden from view. This gives you an end result of a compact and organised TV. The ...