Philips Ambilight 55-inch OLED television with coloured backlight glow

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Philips Ambilight 55OLED760 55-Inch 4K OLED Smart TV

£899.00 4.1 from 295 Amazon ratings
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The Philips 55OLED760 is a 55-inch 4K OLED with Ambilight — LED lights built into the back of the set that react to what you are watching — and it takes ninth place in this guide at £899.00. The listing quotes a 4.1 rating from 295 ratings, a 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and the P5 AI Perfect Picture Engine, and one buyer below says they paid £850 for theirs in a deal.

The spec table is what puts this entry here. The same table gives the set as 10 kg with its stand and 17.28 kilograms without it, which would mean taking the stand off adds 7.28 kg to the television. The listed dimensions — 26.2 cm deep, 112.6 cm wide, 73.5 cm high — describe a width closer to a 50-inch 16:9 panel than to the 55-inch screen the listing names, and one row gives the contrast ratio as "Wysoki", which is Polish for "high" rather than a figure you can compare with anything. Every number on this page is copied from the Amazon listing; we have not measured or tested the set ourselves.

How those 295 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.1 stars.

5 star
63%
4 star
16%
3 star
4%
2 star
6%
1 star
11%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £899.00
Rating 4.1 out of 5 from 295 ratings
Screen size 55 inches (55-inch display size class)
Item weight 10 kg
Item weight without stand (as listed) 17.28 Kilograms
Item dimensions D x W x H 26.2 x 112.6 x 73.5 centimetres
Contrast ratio (as listed) Wysoki
Refresh rate 120 Hz

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“I upgraded from a Panasonic 55 4k to this OLED and after a few months living with it, it's great value, I got mine in a deal at £850 so for less money and a far increased experience im very happy.I primarily use this tv as a gaming monitor in my living room as im medically retired so i can switch from prime/youtube to gaming without moving.I wish id done this years ago lol, I still leave the tv playing the 4k oled hdr stuff you can find on yt and im still blown away. The colours are true black with popping vibrant colours that look wonderful. When watching films I can immediately tell the difference between my old 4k and this, i love dedpl vs wlv and top g mav so watched them first, they already looked great and now look amazing.Gaming wise I boot up and it output hdr with no issues, its plug n play and any game that use vrr look great. i can play bf in ultra and it looks butter smooth.The upscaling is noticeable as I have an F1 tv sub and use a google dongle to watch f1, as its a 1080p i thought id have tp upgrade to a 4k and tbh ... the upscaling is so good im not going to bother, again I noticed an immediate difference quality wise.Works perfectly with my google home devices, again due to mobility issues voice commands are not a gimmick for me they must work and it does spot on.The ambilight backlight took me a few days to get used to but then yes it does make it feel a bit more immersive watching films, im so use to it now i just leave it on and dont need some other lights i have as its so bright.In short, great tv, does everything it says and if you've only seen a few OLED's in shops with bad lighting etc and have a 4k tv of the same size then get this ... you'll be as blown away as I am ... or was at £850 ish ,,, reviewing this at £999 so not sure if the gpu/memory/storage is affecting it but at the price I paid, really happy.”

dan hodge
Verified purchase

“The media could not be loaded. Got it on a deal so it was great quality for the money. Easy To set up too! The lights aren't too distracting either but adds to the movie ambience better!”

Charlotte Bainbridge

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best OLED TV 2026: 10 Ranked, and Why the Price Ladder Is Upside-Down.

Questions people ask

How much does the Philips 55OLED760 weigh?

The listing gives two figures in the same table: 10 kg as the item weight, and 17.28 kilograms as the item weight without stand. Both are printed as they appear in the advert.

What size is the Philips 55OLED760?

The listing names a 55-inch screen with a 55-inch display size class and a 16:9 aspect ratio, while the dimensions row gives a width of 112.6 cm.

What does Ambilight do on the Philips 55OLED760?

Philips describes Ambilight as integrated LED lights on the back of the TV that react to what you watch, so the set appears bigger and you are drawn deeper into the picture.

What is the refresh rate of the Philips 55OLED760?

120 Hz, listed twice by Philips: once as refresh rate and once as display refresh rate in hertz.

Which HDR formats does the Philips 55OLED760 support?

A bullet says all major HDR formats are supported, and the spec row names Dolby Vision. The listing also quotes Dolby Atmos for sound.

What is the price and rating of the Philips 55OLED760?

£899.00, rated 4.1 out of 5 from 295 ratings at the time of writing.

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