5000 series LED-LCD TV

I give it five stars across the board. I really don't know what the other reviewer is talking about. The picture is one of, if not, the best I have ever seen

I use this mainly as a computer monitor and a 2nd TV in my man cave, mounted to a swivel arm on the wall. 2 macs hooked up via HDMI and a PC hooked up with VGA. Turn of all image processing and use it straight up. It's got fast response times, the LED lighting is good and load a colour profile on the computer to compensate and you're good to go. Considering the price, it was and remains a good value.

This is an excellent value 1080p given most 32" in the same price range are only 720p. It has low input lag (good for gaming), includes a PC VGA connector, 2 hdmi, and mp4 support via USB . It uses an IPS LCD screen which is excellent for wide angle viewing without colour distortion. Dark level contrast is poor which results in not much detail in blacks, however colour uniformity is better than average. "120 cmr" mode not accessible from menu - not clear how this feature works. For a value-priced 32" LCD without smart features, this offers best picture-quality "bang" for the buck.

I have used this device as a second monitor for my computer for over two years. It is also great for presentations from the ipad / phone (via AppleTV). One thing, you will need to set OVERSCAN to OFF in order to make the edges of the screen line up on your computer. Overscan is set from within the Advanced Settings of the Picture settings within the Menu. Short of that - everything is just what one would expect from a computer monitor. Not complicated at all - it just works. That said, I have never watched the first TV program on this device. I have used it to stream a TON of vids and TV though so - perhaps not the best unit there is (some refresh is slow in games) but for the price you cannot beat this unit.

The visual quality and options are great but if you plan to connect this TV to the internet or a network, then i don't recommend it at all. Trying to run apps or netflix on it is extremely frustrating. The TV will randomly turn its self on after you shut it down, which is a little freaky. When shutting down the screen will turn off and the sound continues playing for 5-6 min after its off. The connection often disconnects randomly causing you to restart it with long spells of "no connection" times on a problem free network. The UUID resets every time you turn the TV on, which causes Windows computers on the same network to register it as a new device every restart. My Device mangier currently shows 1,967 Philips TV's on my list which must be removed one at a time. The updates have to be manually installed and often don't fix any of the issues. Long loading times, often the remote will double click in apps causing navigation errors. The list goes on, but its all Net TV related issues from what I've noticed.

This TV was adequate given the price. The colors were never that great despite having adjusted many times. After 3 years the picture died although it still has sound. It is too expensive to repair and will end up in the garbage. I will never buy a Philips product ever again.

Bought the 32PFL5708F7 in April, 2004 and now (Oct. 4, 2015,) it has no picture. No picture, out of warranty... I find it hard to recommend.

I barely used the TV for some time after I bought it; when I started using it regularly, the TV would turn off randomly and become unresponsive (no way to turn it back on) then after some random time it would turn back on, it was too late for me to use the warranty but as stated I wasn't really using the TV so I couldn't detect this problem on time

After 3 years my TV stop showing everything there's only Sound... everything was okay but out ouf nowhere it's stop working :( really disapoinned

The TV died after 14 months. Philips repair costs are very high. So it will end up in the garbage.