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With the Philips 32PFL6704D 32 inch 1080p LCD HDTV experience brilliant performance with a breathtaking full HD 1080p, 120Hz display. Combined with HD Natural Motion and incredible surround sound from invisible speakers, this Flat TV ensures you¿re always part of the action. Pixel Precise HD brings picture quality to the next level with 69 billion colors. 120Hz Clear LCD creates extreme motion sharpness for clear and vibrant images even with fast on-screen motion. This TV is easy to connect and enjoy with four HDMI inputs with Easylink for a full HD connection……..
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- 1080p resolution; ATSC / QAM / NTSC
- 48000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
- 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio
- 2ms response time
- Pixel Precise HD for extremely sharp and clear pictures
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2010-02-21
By Mr. W (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
First, I’m not much of a TV guy, so I can’t really rate the picture quality. To me it looks great, but I don’t have much to compare it to.
I am however, an engineer who does embedded software development for a living. And that means that I recognize a firmware bug when I see one. And I’ve seen three after only about two weeks of usage. And that’s with the latest available firmware as of 02/2010, version 1.08
We use this TV for two purposes:
1.) To connect our family computer to it (via HDMI) and enjoy the nice 1920×1080 resolution
2.) To watch some HDTV content which we receive via an outdoor antenna - using the built-in ATSC tuner.
Here are the problems so far:
1.) Whenever we switch to the PC (via HDMI) we can still hear sound from the TV channel. It’s very faint, but it’s audible - especially since we sit directly in front of the TV when using the PC. This is reproducable - not just a one-time event.
2.) Once, when watching ATSC TV, reception was poor and the TV went into a “loop” always repeating the last 3-5 seconds of video and sound - similar to an old vinyl record that skips… This stopped only when we changed the channel and then went back to the original channel. So far this only happened once, but it looks like the internal error handling for ATSC TV is not foolproof.
3.) When switching from HDMI (PC mode) to TV, we had no sound. Volume was turned on, but we heard nothing. Eventually we increased the volume to what would have been quite loud, and finally the sound came back - suddenly and loudly. We were than able to decrease the sound back to the regular range without it disappearing.
None of these are real serious problems, but they leave the impression that the firmware is still a bit immature…
I would have still rated it 4 stars, had it not been for Philips customer support who so far has sent me nothing but meaningless pre-canned replies when I alerted them to these problems….
At the end of the day though - we don’t regret the purchase.
2010-02-19
By Al Choromiec (Union, NJ)
I just purchased this Philips Model 32PFL6704D this week. Fits in my entertainment cabinet with no problems. I found this to be the only 32 inch LCD to be 30 inches wide and was able to fit it into my hutch which was designed for a 27 inch tube set.
I researched a lot of brands of HDTV lcd’s and this Philips model had very good spec’s for the price! I found this set with some minor drawbacks as the other owners who reviewed here did. The sound wasn’t the best from the rear firing speakers but it was ok in the hutch. I also noticed the same “shiney face” type color on both the HD and SD formats. I hope that Philips will come out with a software update that may solve this issue or at least allowing us to adjust it better.The color adjustments and the automatic assistant does not solve this issue.
Over all this set does work well and compares very well to my $800.00 Sony XBR LCD which it replaced due to failure!(only 2 years use out of the Sony).In my case it was better for me to purchase this Philips model new then to spend aprox $400.00 to fix my Sony out of warranty! Easy set up and an excellent HD picture through a Comcast HD set top box using an HDMI cable except for the shiney face issue. I’m happy with my purchase of this model and recommend it if your looking for a 1080P 120 HZ LCD tv!
2010-02-04
By B. Meek
As a satisfied 12-month-owner of a Philips 42-inch HDTV (the Philips 42PFL7403D/F7 42-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV), I purchased the Philips 32PFL6704D/F7 to replace an old tube TV in the bedroom. I’m very pleased with the styling, picture and sound of this set - it fits the room just right.
I had noticed a few customer reviews of this model complaining about difficulty in getting proper color settings for flesh-tones, but based upon a greater number of exemplary reviews and my own experience with this Philips product line, I bought it unseen via Amazon. Sure enough, when the TV was setup, I wasn’t pleased with the tint of people’s faces… I tweaked the color settings for a bit, and figured I could get it right eventually before deciding to call Philips.
Before calling, I went online to Philips’ support site and found that a firmware update, v1.08, had just been released about two weeks earlier. The TV came from Amazon with v1.06 loaded, so I updated the firmware and found the default picture color much improved (although the release notes didn’t refer to any such issue being fixed). Could be I was imagining the color issues, could be some screwed-up factory settings were nicely reset by the firmware upgrade process, but as of now I’m quite happy with this product.
2009-12-20
By Caleb C. Frase (Cold Point, SC)
I bought this TV because it was the biggest that would fit in
my Dad’s entertainment center. I had already bought a Samsung that only
worked for an hour.
My only complaint is that this TV has such a realistic picture
that you have to get used to how much different it looks, it is almost
as if you were there filming. My dad only has standard definition cable, but
I could tell a huge difference in quality of picture, and have not had any of the complaints of other people buying this TV. As far as I have seen this TV has had the best picture of any I have used, being enclosed in the TV cabinet the volume is usually needed to be higher than normal to hear as the speakers are behind the TV, but no problems. My dad loves this new TV and I wish my phillips 32″ (720p) would have fit in his cabinet, so that I could have keep it for myself, oh well, sadly I paid the same thing for my 720p Phillips two years ago, As I turned them on side by side, and the 120 hz 1080p blew it away even with standard cable. Wow, 120hz is AWESOME!!!
I shopped around, and amazon had the lowest price, and shipping was as expected. Thanks Amazon, you did me good on this one!
2009-11-12
By F. Iacobelli (University Heights, Ohio United States)
I purchased this set at costco for $[...] because the spec sheet looked just amazing. Its got full hd resolution as well as 120hz, and the set is by far the best looking flat screen tv. There’s minimal plastic around the screen, it’s thin, and overall it’s just a looker. So very much better looking than the Panasonic and Samsungs of the same size.
Looks aside, the tv picture is simply not as good as other 32 inch tv’s (and [...] agrees, they’ve reviewed the same model at 40in I believe). For one thing, there’s significant patches of flashlighting all over the screen, most of which is on the upper left side. I suppose this could have been just my unit, but it was so annoying that it had to be returned. Flashlighting is basically patches of light when you’re viewing a black screen. Of course, this might not bother you if you just watch regular tv, but if you’re buying the set to watch movies or play video games, you’re going to see light patches when the scene is dark. This drove me absolutely nuts.
Aside from the flashlighting issue, I have to agree with what other reviewers wrote. It looks like there is too much light on people’s faces. I couldn’t get rid of this even after going through the set up and choosing darker resolutions etc. It looks like faces are glossy whiteish, which also drove me nuts.
It’s really not all bad though. First off, the tv has full HD, and the colors, other than black, are absolutely vivid and beautifully rendered. Also, at that price point, where else are you going to get a 1080p 120hz 32 inch with 2ms response time? I mean dollar for dollar, this set is quite good. So, if you’re not a gamer, and can live with some of its flaws, the price is excellent and the set will fit your needs. But if you’re planning on hooking up the Ps3 to play games and watch movies, etc. I think you’ll be disappointed. I was. Hope this helps!
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