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You know what they say about OLED TVs: you wait your whole life for a cheap one to come along, and then two arrive at once.
So, hot on the heels of our review of Toshibaâs XF9F OLED TV, we have Philipsâs take on the budget OLED, the OLED760.
Price
The 65-inch Philips OLED760 launched at an impressively low price of ÂĢ1499, but its current ÂĢ1099 asking price makes it potentially one of the yearâs biggest TV bargains.
OLED TVs â especially those equipped, as the OLED760 is, with an eye-catching supporting cast of Ambilight technology and strong gaming support â just arenât supposed to be this cheap. Yet here we are.
Not surprisingly, the other screen sizes of the OLED760 keep the value flag flying, with the 55-inch costing ÂĢ899 and the 77-inch costing ÂĢ1599.
Philipsâs website lists a 48-inch OLED760 model as well, but at the time of writing, we couldnât find anywhere in the UK selling this model. Philips OLEDs unfortunately arenât available in the US or Australia.
Cheap though it is by OLED standards, the Philips OLED760 can, remarkably, be beaten for price, with the recently reviewed Toshiba XF9F OLED currently available for just ÂĢ999 in 65-inch form.
The cheapest 65-inch OLEDs from more established brands such as Samsung and LG, meanwhile, start at around…