Philips 42PFL7532 Series

Excellent image quality in standard and high definition modes, Excellent colour reproduction, Attractive design

Non-standard rear connections with no supplied specialty cabling, Auto aspect ratio bugs, some noise in darker elements in standard definition mode

While the image quality is high and the sound quality is good, the connectivity options on the 42PFL7532D, as well as the required calibration time, aren't user-friendly.

Easy to set up. Vivid colours. Natural skin tones.

SCART ports problematic. Auto Focus quirky. Lacks detail in some blacks.

There’s a lot to like about this Philips TV: it's simple to set up and navigate, the picture quality is good, if not stunning, and it doesn't cost the earth. If you're looking for a 42-inch LCD TV, it's well worth consideration.

Picture quality especially the motion smoother. This is a keeper and the next time I bother to look will be when it packs up hopefully in several years ; 3yr warranty is good as well

None that I can think of although as ever if yo hav every specific needs from a odern TV check it does what you want

Great picture

Set up is tricky and time consuming for an amateur if using several other appliances with it eg. cable box, home theatre systems, etc ; Mine has a signal that moves from the r to left of the screen every second in the form of a white light line. Very...

Digital Natural Motion & Pixel Plus 2HD - picture judder reduction and enhancement, picture detail, good blacks

Digital optical output (does have coax digital optical anyway which my AMP supports)

Great Sound ; Fantastic Picture ; Easy Setup and Menu System

Inputs are crazy ; No optical Digital out

Fantastic Picture quality (specialy HD) ; easy setup and menu system ; easy software updates

remote feels/looks cheap ; inputs are crazy (3.5mm Jack for Audio?!!!) ; and Auto format is always on ; No optical Digital output (has Digital Coaxal)