Philips 50PUS8506 Ambilight
50", PUS8506, LCD, 4K, 2021
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Overall ratingGood72/100
Good67/100
Whether LG or Samsung, OLED or LCD - you will find your TV set in the Stiftung Warentest TV test! Pleasing: Even inexpensive TVs are among the good ones.
This test report belongs to a different type: 58PUS8506 Ambilight (58", PUS8506, LCD, 4K, 2021)
Good65/100
Whether LG or Samsung, OLED or LCD - you will find your TV set in the Stiftung Warentest TV test! Pleasing: Even inexpensive TVs are among the good ones.
This test report belongs to a different type: 43PUS8506 Ambilight (43", PUS8506, LCD, 4K, 2021)
Good75/100
Whether LG or Samsung, OLED or LCD - you will find your TV set in the Stiftung Warentest TV test! Pleasing: Even inexpensive TVs are among the good ones.
- Viewing angle stable
- detailed picture
- complete equipment
- Picture brightness only average
With its aluminium frame, Ambilight and slim base, the Philips offers a lot for the eye. The ears are not neglected either, with the Mimi app compensating for hearing impairments. The picture quality is pleasing with good scaling, and the Android TV equipment is complete.
This test report belongs to a different type: 58PUS8506 Ambilight (58", PUS8506, LCD, 4K, 2021)
Very good82/100
The Philips PUS8506 impresses with its Ambilight: LED strips in the back of the TV light up in matching colours to the running picture, enveloping the entire room in a suitable lighting mood. Even when switched off, the Philips looks good with its aluminium frame; it can also be swivelled on the slim stand.
This test report belongs to a different type: 58PUS8506 Ambilight (58", PUS8506, LCD, 4K, 2021)
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At a price of 999 euros, this TV not only offers us a 58-inch display, but also Philips Ambilight. The integrated background wall illumination of the TV adapts atmospherically to the displayed content and makes it appear larger. HDR support is also offered in the form of Dolby Vision...