Amitkg
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This is the best part of the deal! when life span of LED TV is gradually going down.Got my 5 year warranty card from the company today
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This is the best part of the deal! when life span of LED TV is gradually going down.Got my 5 year warranty card from the company today
I would also rather prefer Philips or Videocon over VU/LeEco/ Micromax basically on after sales service consideration. My experience with service with Videocon has been very good for the last 26 years on various products including the Bazoomba CRT(2000 vintage) which I am still using. Given the panel failure rate if the company service is poor then extended warranty is of no use.Hi, would suggest you carry the formats on a pen drive and test in the showroom. PhiLips advertises it's refresh rate as very high 240 Hz perfect motion rate but I am not so sure. Atleast whatever 4k clips I have played have been played brilliantly including some demanding pc games. Between PhiLips and vu I have put my money on PhiLips given their pedigree.
Rishabh this is an Android tv. Colors are extremely balanced. This is my 3rd Philips tv. The last one before this was a Sony LCD. Yet I am very happy with the image quality.
In smart tv the YouTube feature works fine plus I game from my pc in full HD or 4k which is a delight.
I have noticed some IPS panels such as from LG being slightly dull but haven't noticed this in Philips. No noise in HD or full HD content. At times even SD is easily watchable. I have watched DVDs on this tv without too much worry which shows how good the upscaling is. Pixelation will be noticeable if you watch from a close distance particularly in showrooms. At home I watch from a distance of 9 feet. In smart tv the YouTube feature works fine plus I game from my pc in full HD or 4k which is a delight. Honestly I can't make out any difference between my earlier Sony LCD and this one except that this is easier on the eyes. Also looking at the pace of technology changes I really can't get myself to invest a fortune in a tv only irritation is the last viewed source which I have mentioned earlier.