Good deal – The Philips 55OLED936 “5-star” television at €1,849.00 (-26%)

The Philips 55OLED936 TV uses the excellent Oled panel, the fourth generation Philips P5 processor and the four-sided Ambilight system of the Philips 55OLE806. It is also equipped with a much more efficient audio system signed Bowers & Wilkins.

The Philips 55OLED936 is an excellent television. It offers a perfectly calibrated image, a high peak of brightness which translates into very good dynamics in HDR and has HDMI 2.1 for perfect compatibility with the latest generation game consoles. To top it all off, it features an audio system worthy of the name and the Ambilight ambient lighting system, which still has its little effect. This TV is suitable for movie buffs and TV series fans as well as video game enthusiasts.

Strong points

• Image quality.
• Contrast.
• Viewing angles.
• Best compensation engine on the market.
• High performance P5 AI processor.
• Reactivity.
• Originality of the Ambilight system.
• Possibilities offered by Android TV (applications, Chromecast, etc.).
• HDMI 2.1 compatibility (4K 120Hz, ALLM, VRR).
• Powerful audio system.

Weak points

• Display delay a little higher than on the Philips OLED806/856.

Alternatively

The Samsung Neo Qled QE55QN95A — the 55-inch (140 cm) version of the Samsung QE65QN95A we tested — is an excellent LCD TV. The use of a Mini-Led backlighting system makes it possible to obtain a very high peak in luminosity without causing an explosion in consumption and while limiting the effect of blooming (bright halo around bright objects). The icing on the cake, the image quality is simply perfect. If we add to that the new remote control with its small solar panel and the One Connect box, it’s almost faultless for this first Samsung Ultra HD Mini-Led TV.