Philips 65OLED803/98, 165,1 cm (65"), 3840 x 2160 pixels, OLED, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Silver Philips 65OLED803/98. Display diagonal: 165,1 cm (65"), Display resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels, HD type: 4K Ultra HD, Display technology: OLED, Screen shape: Flat. Smart TV. Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-T, DVB-T2. Wi-Fi, Ethernet LAN. Product colour: Silver https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/philips/1408209/philips-803-oled-65oled803-review-oled-mastery-from-philips The Philips 803 lacks the superb-sounding Bowers & Wilkins speakers of the flagship 903, but picture quality should be similar between the two, which makes the 803 the more sensible choice if you already have your own sound system. Our review sample is th... OLED delivers perfect blacks, vibrant colours, wide viewing angles, Motion handling is exemplary, Ambilight No Dolby Vision, Input lag higher than rivals, Clipping of bright detail in 4000-nit HDR movies Philips takes LG's 2018 OLED panel and weaves its image processing and Ambilight magic to create something very special indeed... https://www.wired.co.uk/article/philips-55oled903-review By Simon LucasCan you think of many things you'd pay more to get less of? Certainly if you're in the market for a new television, you probably want a bigger screen, a higher resolution, and more apps than you had before. All of that is inevitably going to... Impressive pictures, bestinclass sound, great Ambilight implementation Not cheap, soso Android TV interface So Philips (with significant assistance from Bowers & Wilkins) has picked up the acknowledged virtues of OLED TV technology and run with them. Across the board, the 55OLED+903 has picture quality to rival the best alternatives and audio quality to trounce... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/philips-65oled803-4k-oled-hdr-tv-review.14573 This is the latest 4K Ultra HD OLED TV from Philips, which is available in 55 and 65-inch screen sizes, is UHD Premium certified and features HDR10 and HLG high dynamic range support with HDR10+ also available. As such, it boasts a wide colour gamut for 4... Excellent SDR image quality, Excellent calibrated colour reproduction for SDR, Excellent calibrated greyscale tracking for SDR, Good quality calibration controls, Strong out of the box picture quality in ISF modes, Superb HDR brightness and picture qualit... No Dolby Vision, UI and Smart TV using Android 7.0 is weaker than most of the competition, No Freeview Play and lacking most catch-up services, App line-up could be more comprehensive, Menus get in the way of calibration and we need better memory saving f... There is no doubt that Philips has been struggling over the last few years to get their products into the UK retailers and building brand awareness with new products. This has been a shame, as the TV products over the last few years have been very strong... https://www.stuff.tv/philips/55oled903/review “Less is more”, they often say. Which goes to show how little ‘they' know about the world of consumer electronics - much more often where domestic technology is concerned, more is more.That's as true of televisions as anything else. Bigger screen, higher... Incredible audio quality, Stunning picture display, Stylish design, Bountiful features Interface isn't the best Philips' (and Bowers & Wilkins') achievements with the +903 are considerable. It's a handsome device, lavishly specified, and capable of stunning video and audio quality. If you have anything like this sort of money to spend on a new TV, you have to see (... https://www.t3.com/reviews/philips-803-55oled803-review There's a fine line between art and science when it comes to picture processing, even in the very best TVs: over-cranked enhancement may be a turn-on for techies, but the end result is often difficult to watch for the rest of us.The good news is that Phi... The P5 image processor with SDR-boosting Perfect Natural Reality is fantastic, Three-sided Ambilight really adds something, Great audio for such a thin screen Limited catch-up TV options, Only two HDMI inputs are fully specced for 4K, No Dolby Vision HDR support, Overall, the 803 is a mouth-watering OLED prospect. Sharp design, great images – including when working with less than pristine sources, crucially – and with the always-tantalising bonus of Ambilight, it has the chops to rival the likes of LG's C8 and Son... https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/philips/143465-philips-803-oled-tv-review-ambilight The 803 is the first Philips OLED flatscreen TV to feature the brand's second-generation P5 Perfect Processing Engine, which claims to offer twice the picture performance of its predecessor. Given that the original silicon was no slouch, that set our expe... Advanced image processing engine, Impressive HDR picture performance, Minimalist design, Natural Perfect Reality SDR up-conversion, Ambilight adds dynamism Android Oreo software update can't come fast enough, Limited catch-up TV options, Lack of Dolby Vision support, Only two HDMI inputs are full spec 2160/60p Overall, the Philips OLED 803 is a strong contender in an already impressive 2018 OLED field. Ambilight gives it a unique advantage, and it has another winner in Perfect Natural Reality, probably the best SDR-to-HDR image processor we've seen since Sony's... https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/philips-65oled803 We love OLED and we also love Ambilight. Little surprise, therefore, that we really love the combination of the two, which only Philips offers.The company's second-generation OLEDs got off to a decidedly shaky start, with our first 55in sample proving bug... Deep blacks with punchy colours, Excellent upscaling, Ambilight, Occasional issue with skin tones, Sony does motion better, Some app gaps, No Dolby Vision, The Philips 65OLED803 promises much and delivers almost across the board. There's the peculiar and occasional skin tone issue, and Sony delivers better motion processing, but this is otherwise one of the best performers out there - in some ways better tha... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/philips-oled-803-4k-hdr-tv-65oled803 Due early summer, Philips 803 OLED TV is being touted as a new entry-point for those hankering after an Ambilight equipped OLED flatscreen. We had the opportunity to get an early look at a pre-production sample at Philips European TV launch convention, an... Vivid, detailed UHD image quality, Three-sided Ambilight, Stylish, understated design Widely-space feet mean you'll need suitably wide TV furniture, We're trying to love the Android TV OS, we really are… Philips expects to have a huge hit on its hands with this new (cheap?) entry-level OLED TV. And with good reason. Stylish design and premium picture quality should make this a must-audition 4K UHD TV...