Philips 43PFS5803/12 TV 43 inch LED Smart TV (Full HD, Pixel Plus HD, DTS HD, Smart TV, HDMI) black (2018/2019 model) [Energy Class A++]

This is the first time I've ever attempted to install a TV. I used to leave it to my husband, then when he got into a mess, read the manual out while he did whatever he should have done in the first place. As it was so easy for me to do, I'm impressed with that. The picture quality and sound are excellent. So good value for money. I haven't got around to the smart features yet - I'm still chilling after managing to get the TV up and running!

TV came as if brand new! Everything works well, picture quality, sound quality, smart TV features on there are great. Was worth my money ! Thanks.

This 32" tv is a really good bargain.It's one of the few 32" tvs that are Full HD with smart features. The quality picture is really good for this price level (sub 200£). Sound is good, but no exceptional. For movies and gaming is more than acceptable.Brightness, contrast and pictures quality are excellent.All main apps are present (Netflix, Amazon, Deezer, YouTube etc.). They works flawlessly and are extremely quick to launch and use. Wifi connection seems to be stable.The tv has only two VESA hole for screws, but they work perfectly with most standard stands.

I needed a new TV. Previously I used a regular TV and mostly the amazon Fire stick. Now I have a smart TV and can zap amongst the programs I mostly use to watch films or series, youtube, Netflix, amazon.Putting the TV together was easy and start using it was even easier.The sound as in loudspeaker is much better than what I had with my previous TV as is the picture resolution.The only thing that is slightly annoying is the responsiveness of the remote. It seems to take ages to react and you really have to point it towards the right part of the TV otherwise you don't get any response.

Great television which was easy to set up (if you know your passwords).

Television advertised clearly as "with Freeview Play". After wasting a fair chunk of time, trying to resolve, called the manufacturer who advise the model does not have Freeview Play. Very disaapointed that Amazon would advertise this unit incorrectly.If that's not an issue, it actually seems a decent little tv for the price I paid (£179).

This isn't an expensive TV, and it shows. It feels cheap and is very light. The screen is, however, pretty decent for the price point and the sound isn't too bad, but the smart features are very limited, the customisation of settings (sounds, picture etc.) is pretty limited and it's quite slow. It's probably OK as a second TV in a kitchen or similar, but not a main room. I was also very unimpressed with the vesa mount support; it only has two 200mm holes, not four, meaning it's hard to secure the TV to vesa mounts without there being wobble - very odd design given there's room for four holes. I had to return this TV eventually because the audio crackled whenever a station was changed and the Aux out audio was very unreliable, distorted and crackly too. Perhaps that was just a faulty unit, but this is definitely a 'no frills' unit. I upgraded to a Sony for an extra £100 and the difference is like day and night.

Great TV, just the right height to go under an opening kitchen cabinet. Fantastic picture a good sound.