Name: Philips 55PUH6101
Brand: Philips
Rating: 4.5 (1 reviews)

All specifications

Specifications 55PUH6101

Colour

Size	55 "
Operating system	Smart TV (proprietary system)


Display
Screen surface	anti-glare
Resolution	3840x2160 px / Ultra HD /
Brightness	350 cd/m²
Frame rate	50/60 Hz
Brightness / contrast enhancement	/ Micro Dimming /


Multimedia
Sound power	16 W
Number of speakers	2
Digital tuner	DVB-C (cable)

Features
Features	Wi-Fi


Connectors
HDMI	4
Additional inputs	USB-A LAN component
Outputs	mini-Jack (3.5 mm) headphones optical


General
Wall mount	VESA 400x200 mm
Power consumption	62 W / 0.3W standby /
Dimensions (WxHxD)	1239x779x229 mm / with stand /
Dimensions without stand (WxHxD)	1239x725x88 mm
Weight	15.5 kg / with stand /
Added to E-Catalog	June 2016

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good model, liked it

1 March 2017

An Ultra HD TV is no longer just a "potentially useful gadget" that might come in handy in the future. Already today, satellite operators have begun (Asians, North Americans, and Europeans) or are starting (Russians, in test mode) official Ultra HD broadcasting. Furthermore, there are plenty of clips and full-length movies recorded in this quality standard available on VOD services. So, the content is already there, it's just up to the buyers, and I made such a purchase.

This TV is great in many ways, but above all, its screen impresses. The Ultra HD resolution of 3840 by 2160 pixels looks unusually detailed, and in good quality video, you can see many unusual details. So to dot the i's, I'll say right away - by good video I mean clips with a bitrate of 35-40 Mbps, encoded in HEVC with 10-bit color depth and a good frame rate. So a full-fledged movie in this format takes up 35-40 gigabytes of space on a hard drive. Speaking of drives, I'll say that through USB, connections to flash drives as well as full-fledged hard drives formatted in NTFS are supported. So "serving" high-quality video to this TV is not difficult at all. I also want to note the good quality of scaling "non_UltraHD_video" on this large and detailed screen. Both 1080p and 720p look very decent on it. Of course, like any modern TV, it has Smart TV. As usual, there is a meager assortment of applications optimized for this TV, but the manufacturer allowed offline installation of applications from APK files. And also, unlike most "Koreans", this Polish-assembled Philips offers a two-year warranty instead of just one year.

There is a slight uneven illumination in the corners on the right side. However, while viewing it is impossible to see it. The built-in player does not play mp4 files with a frame rate of more than 30.

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