Philips 55pus7303 TV's remote control battery runs out very quickly. I have to replace it with a new battery every week. If we make a rough calculation, we pay 600 TL per year for the battery. If the remote is broken, it will not work at all. I did some research on the internet and Philips ® TVs complain about this situation. there are a lot of people like me, what's wrong with this thing? I never remember changing a remote's batteries so often. I had like millions of TVs before, if you ask me how many times I changed batteries? No idea. It wasn't even that significant. With this TV every week I have to but another pair of batteries or keep a pair under my hand just so it stops responding.
I purchased a Philips 58pus8506 TV, and the remote soon began to give me a "change alkaline batteries" warning. I assumed it had been dropped and damaged because I have a small child at home. The remote was not replaced under warranty, so I bought an aftermarket one that worked perfectly for about t...
Philips 65OLED936 TV purchase is no where near something one might want to buy....worst part, the remote that came with it is really bad. It's made with really cheap stuff, so it's falling apart way quicker than I thought it would. I've had this TV for less than 7 months and the buttons on the remot...
Dear Customer Service Team at Philips, I hope you are doing well as you read this. I'm writing to say that I'm not happy with my Philips 58pus7304 model TV. After only 3 years of use, some of the LED lights in the TV went out, making the picture dark. Since the warranty had already ended, I was told...
My Philips 55 OLED 804/12 TV got messed up when I was moving. There's a green line going up and down on the screen and it won't turn on. The Philips Authorized Service checked it out and suggested a solution: replacing the panel for a price of 48,500 TL. Why is the cost of repairing this so high whe...
Our Philips 50PUS7303/12 TV, which we've had for three years, developed a black screen issue in its third year and started showing colored lines on the screen in its fourth year. Out of nowhere, these colored lines appeared, despite us taking meticulous care of the TV, even though it was wall-mounte...
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