Testseek.co.uk have collected 20 expert reviews of the Philips 42PFL9664H and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Philips 42PFL9664H.
Experts 89% 20 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: To say that I’ve been impressed by the majority of Philips’ latest TV range would be an understatement. With the exception of the uncomfortably positioned , I’ve loved everything the brand has thrown at me recently. So you’ll forgive me if I adm...
Excellent picture quality, Well specified, Great sound
Pricey, The odd Freeview wobble
Rival manufacturers of a delicate disposition should look away now, because the super-slim Philips 42PFL9664H LCD TV is about to deal your self confidence a serious blow.Other companies might be more adventurous and plenty are cheaper, but few seem abl...
Looks great; picture quality is mesmerisingly good with standard- as well as high-definition material; sound quality is much better than that of most ultra-thin TVs; has more features than you'll ever use; allows full Internet access
Expensive; requires dedicated picture tweaking to keep getting the very best out of it
After immediately warming our cockles with its impressively slender design and eye-catching Ambilight system, the Philips 47PFL9664H/12 blew us away with one of the best all-round AV performances we've seen from any LCD TV to date ...
The Philips 9664H series is the little brother to Philips’ flagship model range 9704H and does not incorporate all of the same technologies. Still, I’m left with a feeling that 9664H delivers much better value-for-money when it comes to picture quality...
Abstract: Philips’ 47PFL9664H is one of the top dogs of the Dutch manufacturer’s LCD TV range. Strip out the Cinema 21:9 and LED Pro models and it’s actually the most highly-specced TV it offers, boasting a plethora of picture enhancing tech...
This is an immensely capable set, with nearreference quality pictures that are a cut or two above most of its immediate peers, The features list is also extremely impressive, from the classleading image engine through to the five HDMI inputs via one of t...
The narrowish viewing angle is a slight niggle and Ambilight might be seen by some as a piece of unnecessary, costnudging frivolity. Standarddef isn’t always to its rather refined taste, either.
A beautifully conceived and executed set for the serious (and better-heeled) AV fan.This review was written in conjunction with:What Video & Hi-Def TV magazineRelated Links TechRadar’s reviews guarantee More HD TV reviews Related posts:Review: Phili...
