Philips is bringing its Ambilight Roku TV to the US — here's where you can get it

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A longtime staple in the UK TV market, the Philips Ambilight TV is finally coming to the US, thanks to Roku.

The new TVs run on Roku OS and are equipped with Philips Ambilight technology, which is a special lighting attached to the back of the TV that elevates the entertainment by syncing its back LEDs' colors with the on-screen content.

The Philips Ambilight lineup is available in sizes between 43-inch and 65-inch, starting at just $229. You can score one right now at Philips' online store or in any Sam's Club across the US.

Philips Ambilight finally hits the US market

Featuring a stunning array of lights that immerse you in the on-screen content, Philips' Ambilight TVs are among the sleekest sets on the international market — and now you can finally buy one in the US.

Here's a breakdown of sizes and prices for the Philips Roku Ambilight TVs:

43" - $229
50" - $259
55" - $329
65 - $389

Mirroring some of the best Roku TVs, the new Ambilight range will also come equipped with incredible Roku features. These include access to Backdrops, which is similar to Samsung's Art Store, offering a versatile tapestry of artworks and photos to use as screensavers.

You'll also be able to seamlessly connect with other Roku devices, including soundbars, subwoofers, and wireless speakers. Unfortunately, the Philips Roku Ambilight TVs only have HDR10 support, which means no HDR10+ or Dolby Vision.

It's also a shame you won't be able to buy the TV in sizes higher than 65 inches. That's a major letdown for buyers with a hankering for big-screen value, but at least US customers will finally get the chance to buy into the Ambilight ecosystem.

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Ryan Epps is a Staff Writer under the TV/AV section at Tom's Guide focusing on TVs and projectors. When not researching PHOLEDs and writing about the next major innovation in the projector space, he's consuming random anime from the 90's, playing Dark Souls 3 again, or reading yet another Haruki Murakami novel.

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