| Philips 32PFL5403D - 32" Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV - With Freeview | 
| Brand: Philips
Category: CE
Buy New: £486.84
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Seller: Amazon.co.uk
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 18,103
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 32
Shipping Weight (lbs): 35.3
Dimensions (in): 36.1 x 24.2 x 9.8
MPN: 32PFL5403D/10
Model: 32PFL5403D/10
EAN: 8712581388805
Release Date: March 12, 2008
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 TV January 20, 2010
R. Jenkinson (Edinburgh)
Great value for money, looks smart and I was surprised how light weight it is !!!
Absolutely Brilliant! August 18, 2009
J. Rhodes
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
this is a great tv set. i have owned it for 8 months now so i have used it enough to give a fair and thorough review.
1. Picture. the picture is very, very good! it has 1080p input for the ps3, 360, bluray and upscaling dvd etc. and it also supports 24fps on bluray which is good. the contrast is very good and looks breathtaking on the opening scene of the dark knight on bluray (you'll know the scene im on about when you see it ;]). the motion engine on this tv also works surprisingly well i haven't seen any motionblur yet apart from when i player fifa 08 (this happens on all of the HD TV's i have seen)
2. Sound. like another reviewer said the sound is top notch. it has virtual surround sound and lots of ps3 games, blurays, dvds and xbox 360 games are output in virtual dolby surround sound. it is so good it has actually made me hold out for another year before buying a 5.1 cinema system!
3. Connections. this tv has alot of very useful inputs. it has 4 HDMI ports, a component input (supports 1080p), s-video input, 2 scarts, USB, composite. the only inputs i use are HDMI and component. they both give a top quality picture in 1080p input (HDMI is slightly better). and the HDMI gives virtual dolby surround sound, component gives digital stereo which is pretty good. this tv also has a SPDIF coaxial output, and the standard L+R stereo output. 2 bad things about the connections are no VGA for easy connection to a laptop or pc (HDMI is better anyway but my laptop doesn't have it) and a SPDIF optical output would be better because it supported by way more amps and cinema systems.
the tv looks very attractive and the picture is as good as my uncle's 50" panasonic 1080p plasma (new TV but not sure which model) but this tv's sound is better. this philips is only just beaten by my grandfather's sony bravia 40" w5500 on picture quality (mainly because of the sony's motionflow) but it beats his tv for sound. that is a fair opinion by 4 people's comments not just mine.
All in all this TV is very good. my main uses are 360, ps3, bluray, and upscaled dvd. these 4 features all work absolutely brilliantly. freeview isnt available in my area so i cant comment on that. the only little niggles i have are - no VGA (PC input is supported through HDMI though), coaxial instead of optical (optical is more widespread). and i don't think it supports philips easylink. this is just like bravia sync where you can control all of your HDMI devices with just 1 remote. like i said though all in all a great TV and i am very glad i picked this over the sony 32v4000!
 Flawed May 26, 2009
Pigsworthy (UK)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Well, I had owned a philips tv before buying this one and frankly thought it was amazing. When it passed on i decided to go for a newer Philips, in the hope of seeing my Playstation 3 play games in ultra high clarity. Sadly the screen quality of this tv is really quite poor, even through HDMI the picture looks like a badly upsacled youtube video (I have tried many cables). Such a dissapointment. I have tried almost every different option on the remote to improve the pic, but to no avail. Also from different angles (ie not face on) the colours look ridiculously desaturated. If anyone who has this tv knows of a secret button that improves the screen quality of an hdmi source, please tell me. As things stand, a good looking tv with a poor picture. Avoid if you're a gamer.
Great! May 13, 2009
P. Goode
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
People should buy more Philips TV's in my opinion. This is a brilliant tele and when watching HD transmissions, the picture is simply unbeatable. Great with an upscaling DVD player (only a complete nerd would be able to distinquish between other TV's), and gaming through a 360 is stunning. Go get one!
Superb set April 19, 2009
J. A. Barker (Cumbria)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Admittedly, I don't buy a different tv every month. However, even without lots of comparisons to go by, I find this Philips set quite superb: the design is excellent; the connectivity is very good; the sharpness and clarity of the picture is magnificent; the sound (I have to disagree with reviewers who found it poor) first rate. I was debating a purchase of either this Philips or a similarly priced Panasonic. I'm sure the Panasonic is also top notch, but I have no regrets whatever about my choice. If you are wobbling between this set and another, have no fear of choosing the Philips.
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