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onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV vs Philips Class QLED 4K Google TV

The onn is the better pick for gaming and for anyone who wants a big 55-inch screen with 144 Hz, FreeSync, ALLM and VRR. The Philips is a smaller 43-inch 60 Hz set with a wide viewing angle and Chromecast built in, better suited to a bedroom or a bright room with side seating. Build and owner feedback are mixed on both: the onn's 3.7 rating from 36 ratings is thin, and the Philips' 3.5 from 701 ratings reflects a long track record of average satisfaction. Neither is a premium panel, so buy on the feature that matters to you.

  • Choose the onn if you play console or PC games and want a 55-inch 144 Hz QLED with FreeSync, ALLM and VRR.
  • Choose the Philips if you want a smaller 43-inch QLED with a wide viewing angle and built-in Chromecast for a bedroom or side-seating room.

Prices

  • onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV: $139.20 at elettrodomestici.shop (last seen Nov 9)
onn
onn 55 in QLED 4K UHD Smart Gaming Google TV, 55SGQP4GSB1

onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV

onn 55 in QLED 4K UHD Smart Gaming Google TV, 55SGQP4GSB1

3.7(36 ratings)
$139.20at elettrodomestici.shopChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • 55-inch QLED 4K panel
  • 144 Hz with FreeSync, ALLM and VRR for gaming
  • Google TV with Netflix, Disney+, HBO and Spotify
  • Works with Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri
  • Three HDMI ports
Cons
  • Small rating sample of 36
  • Thicker chassis at 3.5 in
  • onn is a store brand with a shorter track record
  • No wide viewing angle claim
Philips
Philips Class QLED 4K UHD Google Smart TV

Philips Class QLED 4K Google TV

Philips Class QLED 4K UHD Google Smart TV

3.5(701 ratings)
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Pros
  • Wide viewing angle suits side seating
  • Chromecast built in
  • Slim 2.7 in depth
  • Large rating base of 701 owners
  • EasyLink CEC control over HDMI
Cons
  • 60 Hz only, no VRR or ALLM
  • 43-inch screen is much smaller
  • Google Assistant only
  • No FreeSync for console or PC gaming

What separates them

onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TVPhilips Class QLED 4K Google TV
Screen size55 inches43 inches
Refresh rate144 Hz with VRR and ALLM60 Hz, no VRR or ALLM listed
Gaming featuresAMD FreeSync, Auto Low Latency Mode, Variable Refresh RateStandard 60 Hz panel, no adaptive sync listed
Viewing angleNot specifiedWide viewing angle stated
CastingGoogle TV with Chromecast support via Google ecosystemChromecast built in
Voice assistantsGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, SiriGoogle Assistant
Set depth3.5 in2.7 in
Owner rating3.7 from 36 ratings3.5 from 701 ratings

Price history

$348.00$139.20
Nov 8Nov 10
  • onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV: lowest $139.20 on Nov 9 at elettrodomestici.shop; $348.00 on Nov 10.
  • Philips Class QLED 4K Google TV: lowest $198.00 on Nov 8.

Prices at every store

onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV

  • elettrodomestici.shopNew

    In stock

    $139.20Checked Nov 9
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  • WalmartNew

    In stock

    $348.00Checked 16 h ago
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  • WalmartNew

    In stock

    $348.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by renleys

    $417.97Checked Nov 9
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Philips Class QLED 4K Google TV

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Specs compared

Speconn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TVPhilips Class QLED 4K Google TV
screen_size55 in43 inches
colorBlackBlack
Smart TVYesYes
Resolution3840 x 21603840 x 2160
High DefinitionYesYes
HDTV Format4K4K
Screen FormFlatFlat
Display TypeQLEDQLED
Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, SiriGoogle Assistant
HDRYesYes
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMIBluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI
Supported Streaming ServicesNetflix, Spotify, HBO, Disney+, RokuHulu, Netflix, YouTube, HBO
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Speconn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TVPhilips Class QLED 4K Google TV
Depth3.5 in deep2.7 in deep
HDMI Ports3 HDMI ports3 ports
Screen Resolution3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)—
Refresh Rate (Hz)144—
Wi-FiYes—
Operating SystemGoogle TV—
DisplayQLED—
Refresh Rate—60 Hz
Network Functionality—Chromecast built-in, Smart TV
Supported Resolutions

What reviewers say

onn 55" QLED 4K Gaming Google TV

  • 3.7 / 536 ratings

Owners rate it around 3.7 out of 5. Gamers praise the 144 Hz panel and FreeSync for the money, while others report uneven backlighting, so-so upscaling and average sound.

What people mention
  • Gaming performancePraisedOwners say 144 Hz with FreeSync and ALLM makes console and PC games feel smooth and responsive.
  • Picture qualityMixedQLED color and brightness impress some, but others notice uneven backlighting and shallow blacks.
  • UpscalingCriticisedLower-resolution shows and older content look soft compared with native 4K.
  • SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are described as ordinary, with many owners adding a soundbar.

Philips Class QLED 4K Google TV

  • 3.5 / 5701 ratings

Ratings average 3.5 out of 5 from 701 buyers, which points to a set that satisfies on price and picture for the money but draws complaints. Owners treat it as a value buy rather than a premium TV.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityMixedOwners call the picture good for the price but not on par with costlier QLED models.
  • MotionCriticisedThe 60 Hz refresh rate draws complaints for sports and fast action.
  • SetupPraisedGoogle TV setup and signing into streaming apps is described as quick.
  • ReliabilityMixed

Questions and answers

Which is better for console gaming?
The onn. Its 144 Hz panel adds FreeSync, ALLM and VRR, which the Philips 60 Hz set does not list. On a PS5 or Xbox you get smoother motion and less tearing on the onn.
Which has the better picture?
Both are QLED 4K with HDR, so they are close. The onn is larger at 55 inches, which matters more for immersion. The Philips states a wide viewing angle, so it holds up better when people sit off to the side.
Is the Philips worth stepping down in size for?
Only if 55 inches is too big for your room or you watch from wide angles. Otherwise the onn gives you more screen and far more gaming capability for the same class of TV.
Which is more reliable?
Hard to say. The Philips has 701 ratings averaging 3.5, which is a broad but average record. The onn has only 36 ratings at 3.7, too few to judge long-term reliability.
Do both run Google TV?
Yes, both are Google smart TVs with Google Assistant. The onn also lists Amazon Alexa and Siri support, and the Philips adds Chromecast built in for casting from a phone.
Which is easier to wall mount?
Both are flat with three HDMI ports and VESA mounting. The Philips is slimmer at 2.7 in deep versus 3.5 in on the onn, so it sits closer to the wall.

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Buying guides that pick them

  • Best 55-inch Google TV smart TVs under $1,500
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3840 x 2160
Backlight Technology—LED
Display Highlights—High Definition, HDR
Max Resolution V-Sync—60 hertz
Display Aspect Ratio—16:9
Image Contrast Ratio—1200:1 (typical)
Viewing Angle—Wide viewing angle
Menu Language—Multilingual
Internet Streaming Services—YouTube, Google Play Movies
Network Connectivity—Wi-Fi
Video Interface—HDMI
PC Interface—HDMI
CEC Enabled—Yes (EasyLink), Yes (CEC)
Expansion Slots—Common Interface Plus (CI+) slot
Stand And Mount—VESA mounting
Design Highlights—Flame retardant cabinet, fire retardant
A share of ratings report faults or early failures, pulling the average down.