Vibrant and detailed pictures ; Spectacular design and build quality ; Good value for what’s on offer

No VRR or 4K at 120Hz gaming support ; No eARC audio passthrough ; Small chance of permanent image retention (as with all OLED TVs)

The Philips OLED805 retains the boldness and flair we’ve come to associate with Philips’ OLED picture quality. Its Ambilight-enhanced design and price at 65 inches are supremely impressive too. Next-gen gamers may rue the lack of support for variable...

Superbly sharp and detailed ; Solid, weighty sound ; Ambilight

Lack of next-gen HDMI features ; Can be beaten for motion

Not only does it look and sound better than its rivals, it’s cheaper and has Ambilight, too

Wonderful picture Ambilight still a neat feature AI processing looks promising

No HDMI 2.1 No eARC

Philips’ confidence and assured performance in the OLED sector looks set to continue with 2020's Philips OLED 805 and OLED 855 models.

Strong images from AI processing ; Ambilight is still great ; Nice minimal design

No flagship Bowers & Wilkins audio ; No HDMI 2.1

The Philips OLED 855 runs on an upgraded, 4th gen P5 picture engine that adds AI and deep machine learning this year to analyse each scene for nature, faces, motion and dark elements. This adjusts the picture accordingly and in real time. It's an...

Excellent SDR & HDR ; Perfect blacks ; Better-than-average speakers ; Higher HDR peak brightness ; New remote control ; Android receives updates

No HDMI 2.1 ports, features ; Only 55 & 65" ; Android still rough around the edges

Excellent picture performance ; Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support ; Ambilight lounge lighting

No 4K 120fps HDMI support ; Poor input lag

This slick-looking thin screen has just about everything going for it. The design is stylish, it boasts sensational picture quality, and Ambilight lounge lighting is thrown in. It’s a difficult package to resist. That is unless you’re a gamer. The TV...

Philips 65OLED805 delivers a colorful picture experience from the contrasting OLED screen, while bathing the surroundings in atmospheric Ambilight light. The remote control has also become much better.

The Philips monitor lacks support for the latest HDMI 2.1 features.

If you are looking for an OLED TV that stands out, the Philips OLED805 will be right up your alley. Here you get an Android TV with a sleek design, razor-sharp and contrast-rich picture quality and nice sound in one and the same package. At the same...