2025 Philips PUS9000 The One QLED series goes official with Titan OS and Ambilight 3
28 January 2025, 21:44:37
The Philips PUS9000 / PUS9010 / PUS9050 / PUS9060 is the 2025 Philips The One series of 4K QLED TVs that deliver the performance and key features of a high-end TV but at a competitive mid-range price. The series will be launched in April in the following sizes:
- Philips 85PUS9000/12 - specifications
- Philips 75PUS9000/12 - specifications / 75PUS9010
- Philips 65PUS9000/12 - specifications / 65PUS9010 / 65PUS9050 / 65PUS9060
- Philips 55PUS9000/12 - specifications / 55PUS9010 / 55PUS9050 / 55PUS9060
- Philips 50PUS9000/12 - specifications / 50PUS9010 / 50PUS9050 / 50PUS9060
- Philips 43PUS9000/12 - specifications / 43PUS9010 / 43PUS9050 / 43PUS9060
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