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Philips OLED760: Two minute review
The Philips OLED760 does an excellent job of fighting to win out in a budget OLED TV market dominated by the LG B5 (one of 2025’s best TVs) and the Samsung S85F.
The OLED760 delivers great overall picture quality, up there with the best OLED TVs. Contrast is rich and strong, with inky blacks and a great balance between light and dark tones. Colours are vibrant and bold, but also look accurate and when paired with Ambilight, can create a truly stunning scene.
Detail is also superb, with crisp textures throughout viewing. The OLED760’s motion can be inconsistent, with some frustrating motion settings, and it only delivers middling brightness, but overall its picture is still very strong.
For audio, the OLED760’s 2.0 channel, 20W speakers can’t really deliver at the same quality as its picture. While speech clarity is decent, the soundstage is narrow and bass can feel limited. I’d recommend adding one of the best soundbars to match the picture quality.
The OLED760 is up there with the best gaming TVs. It has a full suite of features including 4K 120Hz, all variable refresh rate flavours, Dolby Vision Gaming, and four HDMI 2.1 ports, which is a nice surprise. It has low-latency performance to match and easily handles fast-paced games, with its 12.8ms input lag time delivering a stable, smooth experience.
The streaming platform is TitanOS, which supports most major apps (though not