Quelle différence entre l'OLED811 et l'OLED851 ?

Aucune pour l'image, le son ou le jeu : même dalle, même processeur, même son de 70 W. L'OLED851 a seulement un pied central de couleur gris foncé « Gun Metal » et n'existe qu'en 55 et 65 pouces.

La Philips The One PQS9001 est-elle une Mini LED ?

Non. C'est un écran QLED LCD avec un rétroéclairage LED classique et un réglage logiciel du contraste appelé Micro Dimming. Le seul modèle Mini LED de Philips en 2026 est le 85MLED981, en RGB Mini LED.

L'OLED+911 vaut-il l'écart avec l'OLED811 ?

Oui si vous voulez une image plus lumineuse, l'Ambilight sur les quatre côtés et un vrai bon son sans barre de son, grâce au système Bowers et Wilkins. Si vous avez déjà une barre de son, l'OLED811 offre le meilleur rapport qualité-prix.

Que veut dire le /12 à la fin des références Philips ?

C'est la version pour l'Europe continentale. Les modèles vendus en France et en Belgique portent la même référence en /12, avec les mêmes caractéristiques.

La PQS8601 convient-elle à une PS5 ?

Elle fonctionne bien sûr, mais en 60 Hz seulement. Pour profiter du 120 Hz de la PS5, choisissez la PQS9001 The One ou un OLED811.

2026 range

Philips TV Range 2026: all the series in detail

From the OLED+951 down to the small PQS6901, the Philips 2026 range includes about ten series. They look alike on paper, but not in gaming, brightness or Ambilight. Here is each series in detail, from top to bottom of the range, with the models we sell.

By Clément, TV specialist at Nimestore · 7-minute read · Published 16 October 2026

In brief

OLED : 951, 911, 811/851 and 761
LCD : MLED981 (RGB Mini LED) and QLED PQS9001, 8601, 7801, 6901
4 HDMI 2.1 : OLED811 and up, The One PQS9001
Model number: the last digit 1 = 2026 model

The 2026 range at a glance Philips 2026 OLEDs Philips 2026 LCDs The full comparison table Decoding a Philips model number 2025 models still on sale with us Our models

The 2026 range at a glance

Philips organises its 2026 range into two families. The OLED, for perfect blacks and cinema, and the LCD (QLED and RGB Mini LED), for large sizes and tighter budgets. Almost all models have theAmbilight, and all run under Titan OS, except the OLED901 in 42 and 48 inches, which stayed on Google TV.

Philips 2026 OLEDs

OLED+951: the flagship

Panel : OLED 'Primary RGB Tandem 2.0', the brightest panel from LG Display in 2026.
Processor : 10th-generation P5 AI in 'Dual Engine' version (two chips).
Frequency : up to 165 Hz, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium and G-Sync.
HDMI 2.1 : four ports.
HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG; Dolby Vision 2 Max announced via update.
Sound : 70 W, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Ambilight : 4 sides, with AmbiScape.
Sizes : 65 and 77 inches. Not currently available at Nimestore.

OLED+911: premium picture with Bowers & Wilkins sound

Panel : the same Tandem panel as the 951.
Processor : 10th-generation P5 AI (a single chip).
Frequency : up to 165 Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports.
HDR : HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision 2 Max announced via update.
Sound : system Bowers & Wilkins of 81 W, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Ambilight : 4 sides, with AmbiScape.
Our price : 48OLED911 at 1 799,99 €, 55OLED911 at 1 999,99 €, 65OLED911 at 2 999,99 €. Also available in 77 inches.

Close-up of the metal stand and built-in Bowers & Wilkins soundbar beneath the screen of a Philips OLED+911 — The OLED+911 and its built-in Bowers & Wilkins soundbar.

OLED811 and OLED851: the core of the range

Panel : new-generation OLED EX, up to 2 500 nits peak brightness claimed (55 inches and up). In real-world measurements, expect more like 1 400 to 1 500 nits on small areas. The 42 and 48 inch models are slightly less bright.
Processor : 10th-generation P5 AI.
Frequency : 165 Hz on all four ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium and G-Sync.
HDMI 2.1 : four ports (only two on the 2025 OLED810).
HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG; Dolby Vision 2 Max announced via update at the end of 2026.
Sound : 70 W on 48, 55 and 77 inch models, 50 W on 42 inch. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Ambilight : 3 sides, with AmbiScape. Wi-Fi 6, AirPlay compatible.
Design : central pivoting stand on the OLED811; dark grey 'Gun Metal' stand on the OLED851, which only comes in 55 and 65 inches.
Our price : 42OLED811 at 1 399,99 €, 48OLED811 at 1 499,99 €, 55OLED851 at 1 649,99 €, 65OLED851 at 2 099,99 €, 77OLED811 at 2 999,99 €. The 83-inch model is also available from Philips.

OLED801, OLED761 and OLED901: the other OLEDs

OLED761 : the entry-level OLED. Panel of around 1 000 nits, 120 Hz, four HDMI ports with VRR, Dolby Vision and HDR10+ (no Dolby Vision 2 announced), 20 W, 3-sided Ambilight and AmbiScape. 55, 65 and 77 inches. Not available here.
OLED801 : a simplified 55-inch version (120 Hz, 20 W), probably based on a 2025 platform. Not to be confused with the OLED811.
OLED901 : 42 and 48 inches, still running Google TV (2025 platform), 144 Hz. It's the only recent Philips running Google TV.

Philips 2026 LCDs

MLED981 'The Xtra': the 85-inch RGB Mini LED

Panel : first Philips in RGB Mini LED : red, green and blue LEDs replace the classic blue LEDs. Philips claims 11 520 zones and 2 500 nits peak brightness.
Processor : 10th-generation P5 AI.
Frequency : native 120 Hz, 165 Hz in VRR, FreeSync Premium Pro, four HDMI 2.1 ports.
HDR : HDR10+, Dolby Vision 2 Max announced.
Sound : 70 W, DTS:X. Ambilight 3 sides.
Size : 85 inches only. Not currently available at Nimestore.

Philips The One PQS9001 TV in a large living room, blue Ambilight on the wall and mood lamps switched on — The One PQS9001: Philips' big family screen.

PQS9001 'The One': the versatile QLED

Panel : VA-type QLED LCD, direct LED backlight with Micro Dimming Pro. This is not a Mini LED : there is no local dimming by zones.
Processor : P5 Perfect Picture Engine.
Frequency : native 120 Hz, 144 Hz in VRR, ALLM.
HDMI 2.1 : four ports.
HDR : HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision 2 announced.
Sound : 20 W on 43 inch, 40 W from 50 to 65 inches, 50 W in 2.1 from 75 inches. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Ambilight : 3 sides, with AmbiScape. Wi-Fi 6, AirPlay compatible.
Our price : 43" at 699,99 €, 50" at 799,99 €, 55" at 899,99 €, 65" at 1 099,99 €, 75" at 1 299,99 €. Also available in 85 and 100 inches.

PQS8601: affordable 4K Ambilight

Panel : 4K QLED LCD with Micro Dimming, 60 Hz. No Mini LED.
Processor : P5 Perfect Picture Engine.
HDMI : three ports, ALLM and VRR, but no 120 Hz.
HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, without Dolby Vision.
Sound : 20 W, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Ambilight : 3 sides, with AmbiScape. AirPlay not specified.
Our price : 43" at 529,99 €, 50" at 579,99 €, 55" at 649,99 €, 65" at 799,99 €, 75" at 1 099,99 €. The PQS8701 is the same with a different stand.

PQS7801: budget 4K, no Ambilight

Panel : 4K QLED LCD, 50/60 Hz, 'Pixel Precise Ultra HD' processing.
HDMI : three ports, ALLM and VRR, no 120 Hz.
HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, without Dolby Vision.
Sound : 20 W, DTS:X. AirPlay compatible.
Ambilight : no. Some sites wrongly advertise it.
Our price : 43" at 429,99 €, 50" at 499,99 €, 55" at 549,99 €, 65" at 749,99 €, 75" at 849,99 €.

PQS6901: the small TV with Ambilight

Panel : QLED Full HD (not 4K), 60 Hz, Pixel Plus HD processing.
HDMI : three HDMI 2.0 ports. HDR : HDR10 and HLG.
Sound : 12 W, Dolby Audio.
Ambilight : 3 sides, no AmbiScape.
Our price : 32" at 319,99 €, 40" at 399,99 €.

The full comparison table

Series	Panel	Max Hz	HDMI 2.1	HDR	Sound	Ambilight	Price here
OLED+951	OLED Tandem	165	4	DV2 Max*, HDR10+	70 W	4 sides	Not sold
OLED+911	OLED Tandem	165	4	DV2 Max*, HDR10+	81 W B&W	4 sides	1 799,99 to 2 999,99 €
MLED981	RGB Mini LED	165 (VRR)	4	DV2 Max*, HDR10+	70 W	3 sides	Not sold
OLED811 / 851	OLED EX	165	4	DV2 Max*, HDR10+	50 to 70 W	3 sides	1 399,99 to 2 999,99 €
OLED761	OLED	120	VRR	DV, HDR10+	20 W	3 sides	Not sold
PQS9001 The One	QLED VA	144 (VRR)	4	DV2*, HDR10+	20 to 50 W	3 sides	699,99 to 1 299,99 €
PQS8601	QLED	60	No	HDR10+	20 W	3 sides	529,99 to 1 099,99 €
PQS7801	QLED	60	No	HDR10+	20 W	No	429,99 to 849,99 €
PQS6901	QLED Full HD	60	No	HDR10	12 W	3 sides	319,99 to 399,99 €

* DV2 = Dolby Vision 2, announced via a software update planned for late 2026. Public prices checked on nimestore.com on 15 October 2026: the product page is authoritative, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price.

Clément's tip

In this range, two series stand out from the crowd. TheOLED811 (or the 851) for picture and gaming: it's the best value-for-money Philips. And The One PQS9001 for a large family screen at a sensible price. Between a PQS8601 in 75 inches and a PQS9001 in 65 inches at the same price, I'd choose the PQS9001 if you game: 144 Hz and Dolby Vision on top.

The 2026 Philips range in store

TV QLED PHILIPS 32PQS6901/12€291.00

TV QLED PHILIPS 43PQS7801/12€388.00

TV QLED PHILIPS 43PQS8601/12€485.00

TV QLED PHILIPS 65PQS9001/12€907.00

QLED TV PHILIPS 75PQS9001/12€1,299.00

TV QLED PHILIPS 55PQS8601/12€581.00

OLED TV PHILIPS 42OLED811/12€1,262.00

OLED TV PHILIPS 55OLED851/12€1,544.00

TV OLED PHILIPS 55OLED911/12€1,999.00

OLED TV PHILIPS 65OLED851/12€1,935.00

OLED+ TV PHILIPS 65OLED911/12€2,591.00

OLED TV PHILIPS 77OLED811/12€2,717.00

Decoding a Philips model number

Example: 55OLED851/12.

55 : the screen size in inches.
OLED : the technology. PQS = QLED (the Q for quantum dots), MLED = Mini LED. The former prefixes were PUS (4K LED), PFS (Full HD), PHS (HD) and PML (Mini LED 2024).
8 : the series (9 = top of the range, 8 = upper mid-range, 7 = entry-level 4K, 6 = Full HD and small formats).
5 : the variant. 811, 821 and 851 share the same electronics; only the design or the stand changes.
1 : the year. 1 = 2026, 0 = 2025, 9 = 2024.
/12 : the version for continental Europe.

Good news: in France and Belgium, Philips uses exactly the same model numbers, with the same specifications on philips.fr and philips.be. No naming traps like with some other brands.

2025 models still on sale with us

Model	What you need to know	Public price
55MLED910	Mini LED quantum dots 2025, Ambilight, 144 Hz: genuine local dimming, unlike The One	799,99 €
65MLED910	The same in 65 inches	1 399,99 €
65OLED950	OLED+ 2025, Ambilight on 4 sides, running Google TV	2 499,99 €
43PUS8450	QLED 4K 2025 with Ambilight, Titan OS	399,99 €
24PHS6050, 32PHS6050, 40PFS6050	Small HD or Full HD TVs, without Ambilight, for the kitchen or motorhome	219,99 to 329,99 €

Good to know: the 55MLED910 is the only 55-inch Philips Mini LED we sell. For a bright living room with lots of films, it offers better contrast than The One PQS9001, at a lower price in 55 inches. Ask our expert salesperson to check its spec sheet (refresh rate, HDMI) according to how you'll use it.

All the technologies mentioned here are explained in our Philips technologies page, and guided choice can be found in which Philips to choose. Back to the Philips space.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the OLED811 and the OLED851?

None for picture, sound or gaming: same panel, same processor, same 70 W sound. The OLED851 only has a central stand in dark grey 'Gun Metal' and only comes in 55 and 65 inches.

Is the Philips The One PQS9001 a Mini LED?

No. It's a QLED LCD screen with a conventional LED backlight and a software contrast adjustment called Micro Dimming. The only Philips Mini LED model in 2026 is the 85MLED981, in RGB Mini LED.

Is the OLED+911 worth the price gap over the OLED811?

Yes, if you want a brighter picture, Ambilight on all four sides and genuinely good sound without a soundbar, thanks to the Bowers & Wilkins system. If you already have a soundbar, the OLED811 offers the best value for money.

What does the /12 at the end of Philips model numbers mean?

This is the version for continental Europe. Models sold in France and Belgium carry the same reference with /12, with the same specifications.

Is the PQS8601 suitable for a PS5?

It works, of course, but only at 60 Hz. To make the most of the PS5's 120 Hz, choose the PQS9001 The One or an OLED811.

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