Whether for gamers or film freaks with a small living room: the 48OLED806 is an excellent flat screen TV with brutal black, appealing brightness, high dynamics and great sound. The app selection is huge, the ease of use top. The Philips is also perfectly positioned when it comes to HDR.

The January and February updates bring new TVs from Philips, Hisense, Grundig and LG into our test database. Ten of them perform well overall. Even more - 15 - have a good picture. Four TVs are not convincing in terms of picture and are only adequate. The newly tested TVs have screen diagonals from 43 to 65 inches. They are priced between 500 and 2,900 euros.

The January and February updates bring new TVs from Philips, Hisense, Grundig and LG into our test database. Ten of them perform well overall. Even more - 15 - have a good picture. Four TVs are not convincing in terms of picture and are only adequate. The newly tested TVs have screen diagonals from 43 to 65 inches. They are priced between 500 and 2,900 euros.

The January and February updates bring new TVs from Philips, Hisense, Grundig and LG into our test database. Ten of them perform well overall. Even more - 15 - have a good picture. Four TVs are not convincing in terms of picture and are only adequate. The newly tested TVs have screen diagonals from 43 to 65 inches. They are priced between 500 and 2,900 euros.

Philips 55OLED806 and 65OLED936 are both outstanding TVs that deserve their awards. They set standards in their classes, and the OLED936 is undoubtedly one of the best TVs ever.

The OLED806 is in the "normal" league at Philips, so to speak, but this is not noticeable in the scope of features, the look and feel and the performance of the device. If it were in the upper/luxury class, it would pass just as well. The first indicators are the excellent workmanship, the very refined look and the remote control, which sets new standards in terms of quality, with lighting and a genuine...