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Product comparison · 2 tvs

Philips 43PFS5507/62 TV vs Philips 65OLED908/12 AMBILIGHT tv, Ultra HD OLED, Ambilight 3 net gen., Google TV, Ultra HD Premium, P5 AI Perfect Picture

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 9differ
  • 3identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

  • Display diagonal
    • 109.2 cm (43")
    • 165.1 cm (65")
  • HD type
    • Full HD
    • 4K Ultra HD
  • Display resolution
    • 1920 x 1080 pixels
    • 3840 x 2160 pixels
  • Display technology
    • LED
    • OLED
  • Native refresh rate
    • 60 Hz
    • 120 Hz
  • Smart TV
    • No
    • Yes
  • Energy efficiency class (SDR)
    • F
    • G
  • Energy efficiency class (HDR)
    • Not available
    • G

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15 specifications
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Philips

43PFS5507/62 TV

Model 43PFS5507/62

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65OLED908/12 AMBILIGHT tv, Ultra HD OLED, Ambilight 3 net gen., Google TV, Ultra HD Premium, P5 AI Perfect PictureView product
Display5 differ
Display diagonalDiffers109.2 cm (43")165.1 cm (65")
HD typeDiffersFull HD4K Ultra HD
Display resolutionDiffers1920 x 1080 pixels3840 x 2160 pixels
Display technologyDiffersLEDOLED
Screen shapeKnown for oneFlat
Native aspect ratio16:916:9
Native refresh rateDiffers60 Hz120 Hz
Smart TV1 differ
Smart TVDiffersNoYes
Designidentical
Product colourKnown for oneBlack
Power3 differ
Power consumption (standby)0.3 W0.3 W
Energy efficiency class (SDR)DiffersFG
Energy efficiency class (HDR)DiffersNot availableG
Energy consumption (SDR) per 1000 hoursDiffers45 kWh112 kWh
Energy consumption (HDR) per 1000 hoursKnown for one108 kWh
Power supply typeInternalInternal

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