PHILIPS 65PUS9206/12
TV

Description

The PHILIPS 65PUS9206/12 is a stunning LED_LCD TV with a massive diagonal size of 164cm and an impressive aspect ratio of 16:9, providing an immersive viewing experience. Despite its enormous size, this TV has an energy class rating of F for SDR content and G for HDR content. The visible area measures up to 114.8 square inches, displaying crystal clear images at a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels on the screen. This magnificent TV comes equipped with a power-on mode that consumes only 99 watts for SDR and slightly higher for HDR (200W). It also has standby modes that consume minimal energy - only 0.3 watts in standard mode or slightly more if connected to a network (2W). The PHILIPS 65PUS9206/12 was released in May 2021 by Philips, which guarantees spare parts availability for seven years after the release date as well as software updates availability

Specifications

• Brand

  PHILIPS

• Model

  65PUS9206/12

• Screen diagonal (cm)

  164

• Size ratio (X)

  16

• Size ratio (Y)

  9

• Energy Class

  F

• Screen diagonal (inch)

  65

• Standby mode power demand

  0.3

• Image refresh frequency rate (Hz)

  100

• Visible screen area (dm2)

  114.8

• Energy efficiency class in High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode

  G

• Energy efficiency class in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) mode

  F

• On mode power demand in High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode

  200

• On mode power demand in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR)

  99

• Panel technology used

  LED_LCD

• Power supply type

  INTERNAL

• Available On Market

  [2021, 5, 12]

• Networked standby mode power demand (W)

  2

• Minimum duration of the general guarantee offered by the supplier (years)

  2

• Screen resolution (Vertical) (pixels)

  2160

• Minimum guaranteed product support (years)

  7

• Screen resolution (Horizontal) (pixels)

  3840

• Minimum guaranteed availability of spare parts (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)

  7

• Minimum guaranteed availability of software and firmware updates (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)

  8