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Roku has partnered with Philips to bring the ... and an optical audio output. Wireless connectivity is decent with 802.11ac support and you can cast to the TV via the Roku app or Apple AirPlay ...

Philips and Roku have been buddies for a while, but now they're taking that partnership to new OLED heights. The TV brand has just announced the 65-inch Class 974 Series panel, and with 4K 120Hz ...

The Philips ... rare in mid-range headphones, so it’s a big plus. If you are unaware, graphene is a thin material that ensures superior sound with less distortion. These wireless headphones ...

Philips has announced its new competitor in the world of the best noise-canceling headphones, the Philips H8000E. They're over-ear headphones with ANC, customization options via the Philips ...

Philips has introduced a new range of audio products for the Indian market, offering consumers a variety of options to suit different preferences and budgets. The new lineup includes four True ...

Philips Audio has unveiled a new range of true wireless earphones and headphones, perfect for the festive season. This collection is designed to enhance your listening experience with features ...

Philips TAT1108 The Philips TAT1108 True Wireless Headphones feature custom-designed 6 mm dynamic drivers. These earbuds are equipped with an AI-powered microphone and the company claims that can ...

That way, I'd only need to connect my headphones to the TV and they'd act like a kind of wireless soundbar. I could then watch my TV, play Blu-rays, and even listen to music with Spatial Audio ...

Here’s how you can do this: Step 1: Put the Philips soundbar into the pairing mode by pressing the BT/Pair button on the remote control. Step 3: Tap on Add new wireless headphones, then proceed. Step ...

Another fix is to connect a pair of wireless headphones to your TV. This is a connection we're all used to making on phones, tablets, and laptops, but not so much for televisions. But it works in ...