Philips smart tv malaysia android#
You have to keep an eye on how lights are placed in your room before you set the Philips 55PUT8215 4K Android TV up. I did not use a soundbar with the TV, though I would have ideally wanted to, so the ports were not a hassle to me. Four HDMI ports are great to have, but the bottom ports can be hard to reach irrespective of whether you place the TV on the wall or on a table.Īll the four HDMI ports support ARC, which is great, but the ones on the bottom are a little inconvenient to access whether you wall mount this TV or place it on a table. One HDMI, one USB, and a 3.5mm headphone out are present on the left side, while the rest of the ports - including another USB port, three HDMI ports, an optical audio out, and a LAN port - are placed along the bottom edge of the back panel. The HDMI, USB, and the 3.5mm headphone jack are on the left side, while the other lot of ports, including another USB port, three HDMI ports, the optical audio out, and the LAN port are on the bottom. The ports on the Philips 55PUT8215 aren’t exactly ideally placed. In my experience, I’ve found that it is better to wall mount TVs that are 50-inches and above. At 55-inches, you can wall mount the TV or place it on a table with the stands. The IR receiver is on the right end of the bottom bezel so you will have to ensure this area is left obstruction-free for the remote to connect. The Philips 55PUT8215 looks clean and sleek, except the distinct bottom bezel that has the branding placed discreetly on the left end, the rest of the surrounding bezels are thin. This was fixed by the old-school method of pulling out the batteries and putting them back again, the same way I fixed the remote from freezing. (HT Tech)Īlso, I got the warning to replace remote batteries at least thrice after having put in new batteries when the review unit was mounted. Setting up the Philips 55PUT8215 4K Android TV is largely hassle-free and smooth.
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