Philips 52PFL7403D/27 52-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV | 
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| Brand: Philips
Buy New: See price in cart
Rating:  11 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 52
Shipping Weight (lbs): 104
Dimensions (in): 55.7 x 37.7 x 15.7
MPN: 52PFL7403D/27
Model: 52PFL7403D/27
UPC: 609585145306
EAN: 0609585145306
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 1920x1080p Resolution | | • | Pixel Plus 3HD with 120Hz Clear LCD Technology | | • | 33,000:1 Contrast ratio | | • | 3 HDMI Iputs, 2 Component Inputs, S-Video, USB Music and Photo Viewer | | • | Swivel Stand |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
Fantastic T.V December 30, 2008
We bought this tv 6 months ago, I waited this long to review it because I wanted to be sure I was still in love with it at this point! I am!! We replaced our 36 inch Sony Wega CRT tv with this one. WoW!!!! The kids can have that old thing, and that tv rocked!! Our movies look awesome, our high-def channels crackle....and video games(360/Playstation 3) look lifelike. The sound is wonderful. We are replacing our 5.1 stero system with a sound bar to streamline the whole look. When we first got it....52 inches seemed overwhelming, now my husband says we should have gone bigger. We have always stuck with Sony products, were hesitant to go to Philips. Not a mistake at all!!! I love my tv. We watch a LOT of movies, and our 4 boys play a lot of games...and no worries about burn in. That was a big reason for deciding on a LCD as opposed to Plasma. We made a good choice. We want to buy a 32 inch Philips LCD for the bedroom next. Want to???? Heck, we are going too. Take a look at them....they are nice tvs.
Best value for money December 24, 2008
I received 52PFL7403D/27 today and hooked it up to HD Satellite Dish and a new Blue-ray player.
I am really impressed by the quality of the picture, the clarity, fluidity (120Hz) and sound. I compared this extensively to the Bravia W series at Costco and found this to have better anti-reflective screen, better sound system and deeper blacks than the Sony. Also the 2ms response time is best in industry. I liked the simple and elegant GUI. The color setting wizard does an excellent job. The remote is simpler than others I have seen but I will soon be replacing it with my Logitech remote.
With my first (upscaled) DVD movie tonight I was shocked at how clear every thing looked and I have not even played a Blu-ray DVD yet. ESPN and other channels looked awesome too. The technology is unbelievable.
Great tv and great price!! December 16, 2008
We bought this TV from SAMS Club and it has the highest ranking of the most important features for LCD tvs; Resolution 33,0000 to 1, 2ms response, 120 hz, and a great price. I can't stop talking about the "real life" picture. I feel as if I am standing on the sidewalk watching the action in a movie. The sports are crystal clear and no blurring. What a great picture!!!
Best Hd i have ever seen October 28, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My phillips was stolen about a week ago
i "thought" i would get an upgrade by going with the 52" sony Bravia
w4100 i was wrong wrong wrong my wife is very upset she had gotten used to the real life looking hd of the phillips and to downgrade to the bravia made us feel like we had bought a SD TV i want my phillips back
 Great... for those that don't have a picky eye October 24, 2008
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
We bought this TV against my better judgement, because of the price. The set itself is rather good looking, and the set-up is relatively a breeze. I can see that this brand and model are geared more towards people who aren't to be bothered by complex features and advanced menu functions. I, however, am.
While this set may boast some of the same technologies as other, higher-quality sets, the technology isn't quite the same. The 120 Hz HD "Natural Motion" feature just isn't as refined as it is on other sets. But the worst is the HD "Pixel Perfect" feature that is supposed to make everything sharper. Unfortunately, this is like going into a remedial photo editing program and using the Sharpen Image tool about 5 times too many (if any of you have played around with editing your photos, you may know what I'm talking about). The result is that a lot of times, you get the dreaded "halo effect" around edges. Sometimes this benefits the picture with bolder, simpler images, but when there are lots of smaller details, this actually ends up making the picture worse. Pixel Perfect has actually made certain DVD text impossible to read. That's completely unacceptable. I have to say that the contrast in this TV is pretty poor.
The one plus about this TV is that the sound system is OUTSTANDING. They are probably among the most powerful speakers ever to be mated to an LCD TV.
With all that said, this set will suit you fine if you just want a just-capable-enough set with a big picture and impressive sound, but those with a more discerning eye will definitely need to look somewhere else.
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