2 year warranty
Discontinued
22PFT5403S/94
Full HD Ultra Slim LED TV
Made for fun, the Philips 5000 TV brings a quality picture to the small screen. It's compact enough to be moved between rooms quickly and without hassle, while its minimalist design makes it a welcome addition wherever you place it.
55 cm (22")
Full HD LED TV
DVB-T/T2
Picture Quality matters. Regular HDTVs deliver quality, but you expect more. Imagine crisp detail paired with high brightness, incredible contrast and realistic colors for a true to life picture.
Share the fun. Connect your USB memory-stick, digital camera, mp3 player or other multimedia device to the USB port on your TV to enjoy photos, videos and music with the easy to use onscreen content browser.
Avoid cable clutter with a single cable to carry both picture and audio signals from your devices to your TV. HDMI uses uncompressed signals, ensuring the highest quality from source to screen. Together with Philips Easylink, you’ll need only one remote control to perform most operations on your TV, DVD, Blu-ray, set top box or home theatre system.
5.0
of 5
1
Review
100%
recommend this product
DebjitGhosh
06/07/2019
India
Superb Product
This is the best product at this price range that too coming from electronics giants Phillips.. Hats Off to you Phillips.. I loved my product.
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for 5400 series 22PFT5403S Full HD Ultra Slim LED TV
Yes, I recommend this product
This review was made for 5400 series 22PFT5403S Full HD Ultra Slim LED TV
EPG and actual visibility (up to 8 days) is country and operator dependent.
The TV supports DVB reception for 'Free to air' broadcast. Specific DVB operators may not be supported. An up to date list can be found in the FAQ section of the Philips support website. For some operators Conditional Access and subscripction are required. Contact your operator for more information.
(Philips) only compatible with specific Philips player device.
This television contains lead only in certain parts or components where no technology alternatives exist in accordance with existing exemption clauses under the RoHS Directive.