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Phillips 50PFP5332D 50-Inch 720p Plasma HDTV
Product Details
Binding: Electronics Brand: Philips EAN: 0609585123427 Label: Philips Dimension: 0.3 x 4.2 x 0.3 inches Manufacturer: Philips Model: 50PFP5332D Publisher: Philips Release Date: May 01, 2007 Studio: Philips
Features and Descriptions - Pixel Plus 3 HD technology delivers more vivid standard and HDTV details
- 1366 x 768 HD WXGA pixel resolution
- 10,000:1 contrast ratio and 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio
- Built-in analog/digital tuner (NTSC/ATSC)
- 104.5 lbs and 49 3/16 W x 32 3/16 H x 4 5/16 D
Ratings & Comments (Average: )
- Don't buy this tv! I have had this set just 2 yrs now and the screen went black. I contacted Phillips and no help there. I can't find a tech within 40 miles who will touch this tv and most said it would cost $400-$500 to repair. I will never buy a philips again. We opened the back of the tv and it is stamped Samsung all over it. If you want to spend a lot of money and have a working tv for a short amount of time this is the tv for you, otherwise stay away. I have a Vizio lcd for four years now and never a problem. Right now I am watching a 19' Vizio in front of my non working 52" Philips.
- No problems to date but the negative reviews have me worried... I owned an RCA before this and let me tell you that it is CRAP...
After 7 months, the power module took a dump and RCA had no replacement parts because they discontinued the model...NICE!!!
This TV has a great picture and I have had no problems with it as of yet and I am keeping my fingures crossed that I am not one of the unlucky ones because I have no patience for crappy customer service...
I wish I had read the reviews on Amazon prior to my purchase, I would have gone with a Sony or a Vizio...
- This TV is a piece of JUNK I had this TV for about 14 months. It started turning itself off for no reason since the day i baught it. About a week ago, we turned it off and it does not come on anymore. We have sound but NO picture. No flickering, no lines, no black shadows, nothing.
Called Philips, they did not want to talk to me, because it is over a year and no extended warranty.
I went to Sam's Club, Willowbrook Store in Houston, Texas, ( where i purchased the TV from), and the lady at Customer Services told me the same. No extended warranty and over a year, i need to call Philips.
I paid around $1500 for it and now it is a piece of junk, unless you are blind and you want to hear the TV instead of watching it.
STAY away from this TV, and i want to make sure that I will NEVER EVER buy Philips Products again. I am going back to Sam's Club Store and I am going to talk to the Manager, and see if he's going to be a little more helpful and give me a better answer. PHILIPS TV are JUNK.
- Wish I read the reviews earlier! I really wish I read the reviews earlier! This TV HAD great picture for about 3months then poof nothing. And I confirm the poor service of Philips. No help to try and get a replacement or parts. Because I live in a U.S. territory they wouldn't replace it but they wouldn't help me get the parts for it either. This is the last Philips Tv for me but also all the boards inside the TV are Samsung so not sure about Samsung either. Waste of money!
- PHILLIPS PLASMA -WASTE OF MONEY Within 2.5 years, this Plasma TV has been repaired twice. Half of the ambilight went out (2 trips), now it has no picture and red flashing lights indicating an electrical failure. No wonder major retailers don't sell Phillip's junk anymore. Their "customer service" reminds me of the soup Nazi. Do yourself a favor, cut a cardboard box and have a puppet show and use the money you saved for a cruise.
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