Philips PFS66x9 (2014) Series

Excellent picture quality ; Gorgeous premium design ; Lots of picture set up flexibility

Rather complicated to get the best from ; Input lag is high for gaming ; Minor crosstalk with 3D

One final point to add here is that the TV is equipped with day and night ‘ISF’ presets so that a qualified ISF calibrator could be paid to come round and do all the tricky set up work for you, on a per-source basis. This will cost you anywhere between...

Excellent with high-def content ; Bright and crisply detailed picture ; Punchy colours and highlights ; Stable motion ; Ambilight

Upscaling could be better ; Muddled sound quality ; Remote is cheap and sluggish to use

We’re left with mixed emotions on the 6609. On one hand, it’s not as good with standard-def content and it can be sluggish to use.

Overall, this 6 Series Philips has much going for it. Both sound and vision are a cut above the norm and while it wouldn't be our top choice if connected Smart functionality was top priority, or we wanted a screen specifically optimized for sports,...

Great price ; Impressive blacks ; Accurate colours ; Decent Smart TV platform ; The stand swivels ; Ambilight is great

Extremely poor screen uniformity(Rectified with second review sample) ; Awful menu system

The PFS6609 is contemporary in appearance with a powdered silver bezel which is very slender and a skeletal base-stand which quite remarkably swivels. The back panel is also unusual in the fact that it’s white which is no doubt to aid the LEDs used in...

great picture, wireless connection

Came without screws to attach to stand. Had to contact Philips and took another week for them to come