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TV Philips 65PUS7800/12 65" 4K Ultra HD QLED 3840 x 2160
The Philips 65PUS7800/12 is a 65" 4K Ultra HD QLED Smart TV with a 3840 x 2160 resolution and Titan OS. Combining quantum dot colour technology, HDR10+ support and Dolby Atmos/DTS:X audio, the model is designed to deliver vivid colours, high contrast and detailed 4K images. Connectivity includes Wi‑Fi and Ethernet LAN, and the set supports common broadcast standards (DVB‑C/S/S2/T/T2). The TV is available in multiple screen sizes and features a slim European design with an edge stand and recycled materials used for the remote and packaging.
This Philips TV offers quantum dot colour for more vivid and accurate hues, 4K resolution with 8 million pixels for pixel‑precise detail, and HDR10+ for improved frame‑by‑frame contrast. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X provide enhanced immersive sound. Titan OS gives fast access to popular streaming apps, while Matter compatibility enables integration with smart home networks. Additional features include Vocal Boost for clearer dialogue, HDMI 2.1 with VRR for gaming, and an environmentally considered design with recycled remote and FSC‑certified packaging.
Place the TV on a suitable stand or mount it on a compatible wall bracket following the manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the TV to your network via Wi‑Fi or Ethernet to sign in to streaming services on Titan OS. Use the HDMI 2.1 ports to connect game consoles or external players; the TV will switch to low‑lag mode automatically when a console is detected. Use the remote or voice control (via Matter‑compatible smart home apps and services) to operate the TV and control smart home devices.
For best picture quality, enable HDR10+ content where available and set the TV’s picture mode according to the viewing environment. For gaming, connect via HDMI 2.1 and enable VRR on both console and TV. To improve dialogue clarity in noisy environments, enable Vocal Boost. Integrate the TV with a Matter smart home hub for voice control and automated scenes.
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