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Philips 65PUS8901 hands on review

Philips 65PUS8901 hands on review

Posted on March 23, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It takes a lot for a TV’s design to stand out these days. No longer is it a distinct advantage to put out a super-slim unit with a thinner-than-ever bezel and a shiny stand, because everyone is doing it. However, we can always pick a Philips out of a line-up.

Nobody else has the audacity to make televisions with a load of flashing lights. We’re referring to Philips’ Ambilight technology, a bizarre staple of Philips TVs and a rather unique selling point. Strips of LEDs beam light onto the wall, creating a halo of light to reflect the colours of whatever is happening on-screen.
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