Three-sided Ambilight ; 4K 120HZ support ; Stylish design

Only two inputs support 120Hz ; Stereophonic sound system

If you’re looking for a multi-talented premium OLED, then the Philips 55OLED+907 doesn’t disappoint. It’s a beautifully built screen with an elevated sound performance and class-appropriate visuals. We think it’ll satisfy movie fans and demanding...

High HDR peak brightness ; 95W Bowers & Wilkins ; Dolby Atmos ; sound system ; Universal HDR support (Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG) ; Game Bar interface

Only two HDMI inputs support 4K/120 fps ; More expensive than most

The adoption of a new OLED EX panel has allowed Philips to boost overall brightness levels to a point where this OLED screen can rival bright LED TVs for dynamic daytime viewing. The built-in Bowers & Wilkins sound system is one of the best we’ve heard...

Spectacular but still balanced picture ; Powerful, detailed audio ; Beautiful Ambilight-backed design

A couple of Dolby Vision niggles ; Complicated set-up menus ; Only two full HDMI 2.1 ports

While it’s expensive for a 55-inch TV, its pictures rock and its impressive sound largely negates the need for a soundbar

Stunning picture quality and superb sound in one package ; Two of the four HDMI ports are 4K/120fps capable ; Ambilight is always a treat, not a gimmick

Not all HDMI ports are 2.1 standard (for 4K/120fps) ; Average input lag for pro gamers ; A bit pricey overall

If you're in the market for a large-screen OLED TV that's a sound and vision extravaganza then the Philips OLED 937 is an absolute stormer. The added bonus of Ambilight to further immersion by prijecting onto surrounding walls sweetens the deal. Sure,...

Stunning design ; Remarkably bright, colourful, sharp ; Spectacularly powerful audio

Dolby Vision can look noisy ; Somewhat complicated to use ; Android TV won’t suit everyone

From its Ambilight-enhanced design to its ground-breaking pictures and class-leading sound, the OLED937 is arguably the most all-round spectacular TV we’ve tested

Poised, accomplished images from any source ; Ambilight is always a worthwhile experience ; Unlikely scale and fidelity of sound

Takes a good while to set up ; Android TV is a bit wilful ; Not cheap

Doesn’t look any kind of bargain on paper, but once you realise there’s no need for further spending on a soundbar the Philips OLED+907 starts to seem better value. Then you see the picture quality of which it’s capable, and add in the unique effect of...

Gorgeous bright image ; Improved Ambilight effects ; Big sound ; Impressive AI tone mapping

Sure to be expensive ; The speaker unit can look unusual when wall mounted ; Won't be available in the US

The OLED+ 937 is shaping up to be one of the most impressive TVs of the year. We'll reserve judgement until we've tested in a more familiar environment, but upon first impression, it's a superb set.

Bright, vibrant, immersive images ; Big, convincing, immersive sound ; Impressive design

Takes forever and a day to set up ; Android TV is an irritant ; Remote control needs a refresh

The Philips OLED+937 not only has it where it counts, it has it to an almost indecent degree

Bright, high-contrast and all-around convincing picture quality ; Punchy, controlled and confident sound ; Ambilight never disappoints

Pricey, impressive picture and sound notwithstanding ; Takes forever and a day to set up properly ; Android TV takes an awfully long time to get to know your preferences

A pricey yet visually stunning OLED TV with impressive brightness, plus an unrivalled audio performance to match.