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Choose the size of your TV by the viewing distance. For a 4K TV a suitable distance is about 1.2 times the screen diagonal, so you would sit about 1.7 metres from a 55-inch screen and about 2 metres from a 65-inch one. The range is divided by size: TVs over 60 inches, 51 to 60 inches, 40 to 50 inches and 32 to 39 inches, as well as models under 32 inches.

Most TVs in our range are 4K smart TVs. The choice of apps depends on the operating system, so make sure the model has the streaming services you use. The brands are Samsung, Sony, TCL, Luxor, LG and Philips. In towns with a Euronics store we deliver your smart TV, set it up on a stand, tune the channels and connect it to the internet.

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PHILIPS 48OLED810/12 48" 4K OLED AMBILIGHT TV

SMART AMBILIGHT TV
The Philips 48OLED810/12 is a stylish 48" 4K OLED Ambilight TV featuring AI-enhanced visuals, impressive sound, and seamless Google TV functionality. Play, watch, and experience – excitement every...
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Viewing distance determines the right TV size

The right size depends on the viewing distance and the resolution. For a 4K TV a distance of about 1.2 times the screen diagonal is enough, and for a Full HD TV about 1.6 times, because you can sit closer to a sharper picture. For example, you would watch a 55-inch 4K TV from about 1.7 metres and a 75-inch one from about 2.3 metres. Models of 32 to 50 inches usually suit smaller rooms, and TVs over 60 inches suit spacious living rooms. Also check that the unit is wide and deep enough for the TV's stand. For wall mounting you need a bracket that suits the TV's VESA mounting size and weight. You will find the formula and examples in our TV buying guide.

The panel technology decides how the picture performs in different lighting. In an OLED TV each pixel produces its own light and can switch off completely, so black is truly black, which stands out in a dim room. QLED and Mini LED TVs use an LED backlight that usually reaches higher brightness and suits a bright living room. In Mini LED the backlight is divided into thousands of small LEDs that are dimmed zone by zone. In Samsung's Micro RGB and Sony's True RGB models the backlight is made of separate red, green and blue LEDs.

TV channels are now broadcast in HD only: Yle's SD broadcasts ended on 31 March 2025 and the commercial channels' on 30 June 2025. For channels on the terrestrial network you need a DVB-T2 tuner, and for the cable network a DVB-C tuner. A Full HD or HD Ready label applies to the screen and says nothing about the tuner. You can read more on our page about the HD transition.

The energy classes of the TVs in our range are C to G, most often E or F. You can see the energy class and consumption in the product details, and with the same technology a large screen uses more than a small one.

The range includes televisions from Samsung, Sony, TCL, Luxor, LG and Philips. For better sound see soundbar speakers, and for wall mounting see brackets and stands.

Frequently asked questions about TVs

What is the difference between OLED, QLED and Mini LED TVs?

The technologies differ in how the picture is lit and how the colours are produced. In an OLED TV each pixel produces its own light, so black is completely black and contrast is high. In a QLED TV a quantum dot layer in front of the LED backlight produces bright, saturated colours. In a Mini LED TV the backlight is divided into thousands of small LEDs that are dimmed zone by zone, which improves contrast even in a bright room. The same TV can be both a QLED and a Mini LED model.

Do I need a new TV for the HD channels?

Not necessarily. If you can see the HD channels on your current TV, you do not need a new one. On the terrestrial network you need a DVB-T2 tuner and on the cable network a DVB-C tuner, and a Full HD or HD Ready label alone does not tell you about the tuner. In a block of flats, check with the property manager that the building's antenna system carries the HD broadcasts.

What does TV calibration mean?

In calibration the picture is measured and adjusted with professional equipment to the Rec. 709 standard for TV images, so that colours, contrast and greyscale are close to what the creator intended. Manufacturers often set the picture too bright and too cool so that the TV stands out in the store. Calibration is available for TVs of 55 inches and larger when you buy the TV, and you get a report of the results.

What makes a TV good for gaming?

For gaming, choose a TV with low input lag, a refresh rate of at least 120 Hz and an HDMI 2.1 port that supports 4K at 120 Hz. Then the latest consoles can show a 4K picture at 120 frames per second in games that support this mode. The TCL T8C models in our range have a refresh rate of 144 Hz.

Do I need a soundbar with my TV?

A thin TV has little room for speakers, so a separate soundbar clearly improves the sound and makes speech easier to follow. A soundbar is usually connected to the TV's HDMI ARC or eARC port, so you can adjust the volume with the TV remote. If you want surround sound, compare soundbars that support it with home cinema systems.

In towns with a Euronics store we deliver your smart TV, set it up on a stand or unit, tune the channels, connect it to the internet and take away your old TV. When we deliver the TV, we also spend up to 30 minutes showing you how to use it. Read more about our delivery and installation service.

You can reach our knowledgeable staff in our stores. Our online customer service is also available via chat, phone and email. You can find our stores in the following locations: