Today we had an appointment with Philips to show us their new high-end TV. Said and done: the firm has officially presented the Philips OLED807, a tall Smart TV that will bet on LG’s new OLED.EX technology to achieve brightness levels 30% higher than conventional OLED models.
We are talking about an OLED TV that will have the 6th generation P5 Gen AI processor to ensure stunning picture quality, plus its new enhanced four-sided Ambilight system with greater detail and color accuracy for a fully immersive viewing experience.
Available in different screen formats including, 48, 55, 65 and 77 inches, The Philips OLED807 Smart TV has HDMI 2.1 ports to guarantee a bandwidth of 48 Gbps with HDR VRR 48-120Hz support.
Design and features of the Philips OLED807 TV
We will start talking about look of this high-end TV. A model that boasts an ultra-thin design and has minimalist frames so that the Philips OLED807 screen is the main protagonist of the room. Highlight the metallic exterior that allows a perfect connection with the new and improved four-point Ambilight system.
To this must be added a small swivel t-bar bracket with metal arch and silver chrome for all versions except the 77-inch model which uses a metal and dark chrome base and three feet to support your weight.
Moving on to the technical characteristics, we will start by talking about its sixth generation P5 AI processor, an improved chip with new smart features, such as its system capable of detecting the current ambient light inside the room and can now continuously adjust brightness, gamma and color in real time, to ensure that the contrast for the content SDR or HDR is always fully optimized. Additionally, artificial intelligence will allow viewers to prioritize the system by selecting Eye Care, Dark Detail Optimization, or Color Temperature Optimization options.
One of the problems with organic light-emitting diode televisions has to do with their brightness level. For this reason the Amsterdam-based manufacturer has opted for LG’s OLED.EX technology. A new panel that bets on deuterium-based compounds, the future of the sector, to offer an increase in light production of 30% compared to a standard OLED panel.
How could it be otherwise in a television of these characteristics, the Philips OLED807 will feature Filmmaker Mode, in addition to Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG and HDR10+. The novelty for 2022 will be the incorporation of the IMAX Enhanced compatibility, a standard that we have already talked about in this article to enjoy a cinema image.
Smart picture modes now also include a new option, Crystal Clear mode, which replaces the previous Vivid mode and offers the same vivid images and colours, but with a more natural balance between sharpness, color and contrast.
if you are looking for one OLED Smart TV for gaming, this Philips OLED807 will more than meet your expectations. For this it has full HDMI 2.1 to offer VRR support for 4K from 40Hz to 120Hz with a full bandwidth of 48Gbps (444, 12 bits) FreeSync Premium and G-SYNC compatibility in addition to Auto Game and Auto-Low-Latency modes . In addition, it will have a new game bar on the screen to be able to adjust the image or sound quickly
If you’re worried about burns, Philips has implemented an advanced logo detection feature to monitor a grid of zones and accurately detect static content and gradually reduce the intensity of your local light output to avoid burn-in, and without compromising the output of other parts of the screen.
We could not forget the sound section, where this team mount a 70W 2.1 system with a dedicated bass driver supported by four passive radiators to deliver a lofty soundscape. Continuing with the sound section, this television is part of the Philips TV & Wireless Home System, with DTS Play-Fi wireless technology, and can be used as part of an app-controlled Hi-Res multi-room audio system. You will be able to connect the Philips OLED807 to a sound bar, subwoofer or rear speakers in the easiest way. Additionally, a new update for 2022 offers the option to use the OLED807 as a dedicated center channel in a multi-speaker AV system.
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