Televisions
Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024)
Philips' 65-inch OLED809 for 2024 pairs a 120 Hz OLED panel and the P5 AI picture engine with three-sided next-generation Ambilight and Google TV. Confirmed figures are from the German product page (philips.de): 4K OLED, energy class F (102 kWh/1000h), four HDMI inputs (two HDMI 2.1). The page did not expose speaker output, USB count, VESA pattern, dimensions or weight, so those are omitted rather than guessed.
≈ €41/year to run · CHA estimate at Germany's average tariff · calculate your own
Every spec below is sourced from the manufacturer product page, never invented.
Key specs
The specs that decide it — everything else is in the full sheet below.
65 in
OLED
4K
120 Hz
F
Google TV
Full specification sheet
Performance
How hard it works — speed, suction, power, temperatures.
- Resolution
Panel resolution (HD, Full HD, 4K, 8K). 4K is the current mainstream; higher packs in more pixels.
- 4K
- Panel type
Display technology. OLED gives perfect blacks and per-pixel contrast; QLED / Neo QLED / Mini-LED push higher brightness; plain LED is the budget choice.
- OLED
- Refresh rate
Native panel refresh rate. Higher (120 Hz) makes fast motion and gaming smoother; 50/60 Hz suits everyday viewing.
- 120 Hz 67th pct in category
- HDR
High Dynamic Range support for brighter highlights and richer contrast in compatible content.
- Yes
- HDR formats
Which HDR standards it decodes (HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG). Dolby Vision and HDR10+ add scene-by-scene tone mapping.
- Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG
Capacity
How much it holds — load, volume, place settings, tank size.
- Screen size
Diagonal screen size in inches. Higher fills more of your wall — match it to viewing distance rather than always maxing out.
- 65 in 33th pct in category
Energy & running cost
Energy label, consumption, water use and noise.
- Energy class
EU 2021 energy-efficiency label, A (best) to G (worst). Ranks how little energy the appliance uses for its class. A wins.
- F 17th pct in category
- Annual energy
Manufacturer-stated energy use per year under the standard test cycle. Lower is cheaper to run.
- 102 kWh/yr 50th pct in category
Features
Programmes, smart control and convenience functions.
- Wi-Fi / app control
Whether the appliance connects to a companion app over Wi-Fi.
- Yes
- Smart platform
Built-in smart-TV operating system (Tizen, webOS, Google TV, Fire TV, etc.) that runs the apps and interface.
- Google TV
- HDMI ports
Number of HDMI inputs. Higher connects more devices (console, soundbar, streaming box) at once.
- 4 33th pct in category
Availability
Typical price, warranty and release year.
- Released
Year the model was introduced.
- 2,024
Frequently asked questions
What is the screen of the Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024)? +
The Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024) has a screen of 65 in.
What energy class is the Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024)? +
The Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024) carries an EU energy label rating of F.
How much energy does the Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024) use per year? +
The Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024) uses an estimated 102 kWh per year under the standard test cycle.
How much does the Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024) cost to run per year? +
CompareHomeAppliances estimates about €41 per year in energy costs, based on the Philips Ambilight OLED809 (65OLED809/12, 2024)'s own energy-label figures at Germany's average household tariff (€0.4/kWh, as of 2026-07). This is a CHA-computed estimate, not a manufacturer-stated figure — use the running-cost calculator to plug in your own tariff.