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Price and features of the TV Philips 50PQS9001 Philips PQS9001 / PQS9011 / PQS9081 50" 4K
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- 50"4KG
- 112 cm64 cm4.8 cm
- OLED Self-luminous pixels
- 250 nits Infinite:1
- Total 30 W
- Titan OS
Philips PQS9001 / PQS9011 / PQS9081 specs: Technical sheet
Brand
- Brand
- Philips
- Serie
- PQS9001 / PQS9011 / PQS9081
- Model
- 50PQS9001
- Other codes
- 50PQS9001 · 50PQS9011/12 · 50PQS9081/12 · 50PQS9011 · 50PQS9081 · 2026 50" Philips The One PQS9001 QLED TV
Release Date
- Year
- 2026
Philips PQS9001 / PQS9011 / PQS9081 prices
Image
OLED
- TechnologyOLED WRGBOLED WRGB panels achieve an infinite contrast, the additional white LED provides extra brightness
- Reference imageFinal imagePerfectAn image with pure blacks, maybe the brightness and the life time are slightly lower than on an LCD panel
Size (inches) and resolution
- Diagonal
- 50 inches
- Resolution
- 4K • 3840 x 2160
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Pixel density
- 68 ppi
Technology
- Panel type
- OLED
- Subpixel type
- WRGB
- Refresh rate
- 144 Hz
- Panel Manufacturer
- --
Backlight and contrast
- Backlight type
- Self-luminous pixels
- Brightness
- 250 nits, maximum peak of 3000 nits
- Contrast
- Infinite:1
- Light sensor
- No
Colorimetry
- Quantum Dots (QLED), Nano Cells...
- No
- Color spaces
- Rec. 709
- 100%
- DCI P3
- 93%
- NTSC 1953
- --
- Rec. 2020
- --
- sRGB
- --
- Color depth
- --
HDR
- HDR technologies
- Not compatible
Crystal
- Anti-glare filter
- --
- Vision angle
- Horizontal • Vertical
Processing
These features modify the images received by television via software, in many cases they create unwanted artifacts, we disable some of them, but here you have them ...
Response times
- Minimum time
- 0 ms
- Average time
- 1 ms
- Maximum time
- 2 ms
- Input lag
- 8 ms
- Gaming
- --
Sound
Speakers
- Power
- 30 W
- Output channels
- 2.1 CH
Sound technologies
- Technologies
- Dolby Atmos
- Dolby Digital Plus
- DTS HD
Tuner and connectivity
Digital tuner
- ATSC & QAM
- No
- ATSC & QAM
- No
- ISDB
- No
- DTMB
- No
Hybrid television
- HbbTV
- No
Cable connections
Wireless connections
- Wi-Fi
- No
- Bluetooth
- No
Content delivery
Remote control
- Type of command
- --
- Control of multiple devices
Others
- PVR recording
- No
- PIP
- No
Design
Image gallery
| Image gallery |
|---|
Structure
With stand
- Dimensions
- 111.5 cm•70.5 cm•22.5 cm
- Weight
- 14.2 Kg
Without stand
- Dimensions
- 111.5 cm•64.4 cm•4.8 cm
- Weight
- 13.5 Kg
- Screen shape
- Flat
- Frameless
- Yes
- Colors
- Silver
Stand
- Removable stand
- No
- Stand shape
- U Shape
VESA
- VESA size
- 200 x 200 mm
Others
- Single cable
- No
- Ambient mode
- No
- Ambilight
- Yes • 3-sided Ambilight
System
Operating System
- SW
- Titan OS • Titan OS
Voice assistants
- Voice control
- No
Hardware
- SOC model
- ARM Cortex-A73
- Processor
- 4 x 1800GHz • ARM Cortex-A73
- Graphic
- • ARM Mali-G57 MC1
- RAM
- 4GB
- ROM
- 32GB
Consumption
- Energy efficiency
- G
- Standby consumption
- --
- Average consumption
- 112 W
- Consumption
- 310 W
- ECO consumption
- 85.0 W
- OFF consumption
- --
Power supply
- Power supply
- 220 V - 240 V (volts)
- Power supply frequency
- 50 Hz - 60 Hz (hertz)
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- 9.6 Image
- 9.2 Sound
- 8.0 Connectivity
- 8.2 Design
- 7.0 System
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