Philips OLED811 77" Ambilight (77OLED811) review

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Philips TVs stand out for Ambilight: LEDs on the back that throw coloured light onto the wall to match the picture. On a 77-inch screen it makes the image feel even larger and reduces eye strain in a dark room. The OLED811 has Ambilight on three sides.

TP Vision, which makes Philips TVs, lists four HDMI 2.1 inputs with up to 165Hz, FreeSync Premium and G-Sync compatibility, so it is a capable gaming TV. HDR support is broad: it is among the first TVs with Dolby Vision 2 Max, and it also handles HDR10+, so it covers both formats.

The 77-inch uses an OLED EX panel that TP Vision rates at up to 2,500 nits peak brightness. That is a manufacturer figure, but it signals this is a bright mid-range set rather than an entry model.

The smart system is TitanOS. It has Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, YouTube and more, but fewer apps overall than Google TV. The 77-inch was due in September 2026, so availability may still be patchy in some shops. Philips uses the same OLED811 name in the UK and the EU; retail codes end in /12.