Philips OLED+935 (2020) Series

Picture quality is fantastic - even by OLED's usually high standards ; Sound quality is maybe the best there's been from a mainstream TV ; Beautifully designed ; Supports all flavours of HDR ; Good value.

Limited support for next-gen gaming features ; Android TV isn't the most friendly smart system around ; Setup menus can be intimidating ; Its gaming lag is a little high

If you're a die-hard gamer, this telly's lack of support for next-gen gaming features and slightly high input lag may count against it. For everyone else, though, its combination of supremely good AI-inspired picture quality, almost unbelievable...

Lovely picture quality (with Ambilight for good measure) ; Outstanding sound by the standards of integrated systems ; Good looks and impressive design

No HDMI 2.1, so no next gen console goodies ; Android TV is a pain in the neck ; Not exactly cheap

There are mild downsides to the OLED+935, but none of them involve the pictures it delivers or the sound it makes

Accurate SDR image quality ; Excellent HDR playback ; HDR Peak Brightness of 680 nits on 10% window ; Dolby Vision & HDR10+ ; Dolby Atmos and DTS sound decoding ; Excellent just above black performance ; Bowers & Wilkins speaker bar ; Stunning audio...

Not a gaming TV - 37ms input lag ; No HDMI 2.1 inputs

Philips OLED935 offers superb image quality and mood-creating Ambilight lighting, as well as a very convincing sound experience.

The only thing we miss is support for the latest HDMI 2.1 features, which could have made the OLED935 even more relevant for gaming.