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Philips 43" Class 4K Ultra HD (2160p) Android Smart LED TV with Google Assistant (43PFL5766/F7) - Walmart.com $169 YMMV
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Previously shared here in Slickdeals in a post from 05/02 that was marked as expired.
AVAILABLE again, Walmart has the Philips 43" 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV (43PFL5766/F7) on sale for $169 with free shipping.
Backlit LED (3840x2160), 60Hz Refresh Rate, HDR10
3 x HDMI, 802.11ac, Ethernet, Bluetooth 5.0, Android TV
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Philip.../712168650
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AVAILABLE again, Walmart has the Philips 43" 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV (43PFL5766/F7) on sale for $169 with free shipping.
Backlit LED (3840x2160), 60Hz Refresh Rate, HDR10
3 x HDMI, 802.11ac, Ethernet, Bluetooth 5.0, Android TV
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Philip.../712168650
QA Note: NLA For Shipping - Store Pickup Varies By Location
Created 05-14-2023
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The Roku version is available at the same price.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Philip...om=/search
Agreed, I wouldn't touch an android OS TV. Roku OS version is much better on budget TVs. I've heard that Google is pushing out an update that performs better on budget processors. I'm not holding my breath.
I would add that every budget TV I've owned has been better than the last. Even, the better known brand budget priced TVs are most likely outsourced to other OEMs. Especially lower priced Sony's. It's not like the 80's and 90's when manufacturing was in-house.
I was also a subscriber to consumer reports for 15+ years, but they don't test enough budget TVs to be relevant anymore in that segment. if you're buying a mid to high priced TV, then yes. I would say the same with rtings.
I would add that every budget TV I've owned has been better than the last. Even, the better known brand budget priced TVs are most likely outsourced to other OEMs. Especially lower priced Sony's. It's not like the 80's and 90's when manufacturing was in-house.
I was also a subscriber to consumer reports for 15+ years, but they don't test enough budget TVs to be relevant anymore in that segment. if you're buying a mid to high priced TV, then yes. I would say the same with rtings.
But this Philips at this price may work out well for some folks, so I don't want to downplay the value of this thread either.
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I prefer the Roku OS. I would suggest going with the Philips Roku version also sold at Walmart. See my link in an earlier post. I picked up one last month and it's been good. Funai (Japanese) has the license for Philips, Magnavox and Sanyo. The formers since 2008. They're the biggest selling Japanese manufacturer in the US. They're also OEM manufacturer for other electronics. I've had Philips and Magnavox Roku based TVs for the last 3 years and they've had no issues. Although the larger 65" TV do often get damaged in shipping. It happens, but that's another matter entirely.
Prior to the above, my budget brand was Insignia. As I'd prefer to not have a fire TV, I switched.
If you're wanting peace of mind, you can always pickup a Square trade plan 4 or 5 years when ordering. Just keep in mind the first year you'll have to go through the manufacturer for any warranty work per usual.
I prefer budget TVs Six years was the quickest one failed. When next purchasing, you get more features/greater size for less. It's a win, win and I'm not dropping large sums on something that will eventually fail sooner or later.
I thought I read a long time ago that most budget TVs marketing 120hz, are really 60hz. Only those that market 240hz are really 120hz. Either way, I'm not a soap opera effect fan, so I just turn off that fake 120hz marketing feature.
I just got the $20 box haven't tried it yet. Is it really better than the $50 CCWGTV? One thing I dislike right off is it lacks USB-C and uses old ass Micro USB which adds another complexity to attach storage or whatever.