PHILIPS 70PUS7607/12
TV

Description

The PHILIPS 70PUS7607/12 is a massive TV with a diagonal of 177cm, perfect for home cinema enthusiasts. With a size ratio of 16:9 and LED_LCD panel technology, this TV delivers sharp and vibrant images in stunning 3840x2160 resolution. Though it boasts impressive visual quality, its energy class rating is F for SDR content and G for HDR content. However, with power on modes ranging from 109W to 195W depending on the source material, it's clear that this television was designed to deliver top-notch performance without sacrificing efficiency. The standby power usage is low at just 0.3 watts but goes up to two watts when networked. This model was released by Phillips on April 1st,2022 and comes with a minimum guarantee of two years as well as guaranteed support for seven years after purchase date - ensuring you can enjoy your entertainment worry-free!

Specifications

• Brand

  PHILIPS

• Model

  70PUS7607/12

• Screen diagonal (cm)

  177

• Size ratio (X)

  16

• Size ratio (Y)

  9

• Energy Class

  F

• Screen diagonal (inch)

  70

• Standby mode power demand

  0.3

• Image refresh frequency rate (Hz)

  60

• Visible screen area (dm2)

  131.2

• 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

  195

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

  109

• Panel technology used

  LED_LCD

• Power supply type

  INTERNAL

• Available On Market

  [2022, 4, 1]

• 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