Philips 75PUS7000/12

From the manufacturer 7000 Review: An Exceptional TV for the Price: PHILIPS 43PUS7000 4K LED Smart TV Review - I have been using the PHILIPS 43PUS7000 for about 2 weeks now and I'm thoroughly impressed by the performance this TV delivers, especially considering its budget-friendly price point of £239 (at the time of purchase, it's actually been even lower!). Key Features: Crystal Clear Picture: The 4K Ultra HD resolution, combined with Pixel Precise technology, provides a remarkably clear picture that is vibrant and detailed—truly excellent for a budget model and comparable to ones 50% more expensive. Premium Design and Feel: Despite the low price, the television boasts a high-quality, premium feel. The build quality and slim bezels make it look much more expensive than it is. The remote is also a nice solid feeling one vs the usual cheap light plastic. Easy Setup Process: Getting the TV up and running was incredibly easy. The initial setup was quick and intuitive, making it accessible even for those who are not tech-savvy (it's very much plug and play). Smart Features: Running on the Titan OS Platform and featuring Dolby Atmos sound, this set offers modern smart functionality and solid audio performance. The only downside is Titan does miss some apps, though more are being added all the time. Voice Assistant Integration: Seamlessly works with Alexa and Google Voice Assistant, adding a layer of convenience to controlling the TV and other smart home devices. Overall: The PHILIPS 43PUS7000 4K LED Smart TV is an outstanding purchase. It successfully punches above its weight class, delivering a clear picture and a premium feel that are usually reserved for higher-priced sets. The easy setup is the final touch on what is an excellent TV for the money. At £239, this is a five-star television that I highly recommend for anyone seeking a feature-rich, high-value 4K display in a compact size. Review: Absolute Junk - This TV is unusable. It’s laggy and the picture quality is terrible but the worst thing is the completely unstable internet connection. This is a known issue with Philips TVs, they can’t handle being connected to WiFi so frequently drop out. I didn’t know that when I bought mine, I trusted the brand - it’s apparently just as bad as all the other Chinese crap but with a familiar name printed on it. This is cheaply made rubbish, buy something else.