Philips PUS76x1 (2016) Series

Picture quality is great for the price ; Ambilight is impressively immersive ; Great black levels

Potentially complicated set up ; Android TV interface still needs work

The 65PUS7601 is one of those televisions that’s a bit of a pain right up until the point when you actually sit down to watch it. The interface is clunky and the set up can be a bit of a pain, but once you get settled down in front of it, it’s a real...

While it might not hit the specification numbers expected of high-end HDR TVs, the 65PUS7601’s immersive and natural pictures prove surprisingly irresistible.

Good black levels and contrast ratios ; Excellent backlight uniformity ; Impressive video processing ; Ambilight can be a useful feature ; Great onboard audio ; Decent level of build quality ; Energy efficient ; Price

Out-of-the-box accuracy poor ; HDR performance limited ; Minor backlight banding ; Oversensitive remote control

If you're in the market for a full array LED TV with local dimming then you should definitely consider the . It isn't the best performing TV that we've seen this year and it certainly isn't perfect but for the price you'll be getting a really solid TV...

Ease to use; Good build quality; Looks good; Value for money

Good build quality; Good upscaling HD to UHD; Looks good; Value for money

None; Sometimes sluggish menu options