Philips has revealed the pricing and release dates for its 2026 television lineup, which includes a range of OLED models, two high-end OLED+ models, and a new RGB Mini-LED model. The top-tier models, the OLED+951 and OLED+911, feature advanced technology such as the META 4.0 Primary RGB Tandem 2.0 WOLED panel, a 10th generation P5 AI processor, and support for Dolby Vision 2 Max. The OLED+911 includes a Bowers & Wilkins 3.1 audio system with 81 watts of power, while the OLED+951 is designed for users who already have external sound systems. Prices for the OLED+951 start at 3000 € for the 65-inch model and 3800 € for the 77-inch version. The OLED+911 starts at 1800 € for the 48-inch model, with the 77-inch version priced at 3800 €. These models will be available starting in September. The OLED811 is a more affordable option in the Ambilight OLED lineup, available in sizes ranging from 42 to 77 inches. It features an OLED panel similar to the LG C6, capable of reaching up to 165 Hz refresh rate, and supports Dolby Vision 2 Max. The model includes four HDMI 2.1 inputs, making it suitable for high-end gaming and media setups. Prices start at 1400 € for the 42-inch model and go up to 3000 € for the 77-inch version. The OLED811 will be available starting in October. The OLED761 is the most affordable Ambilight OLED model, based on an OLED SE panel and a 7th generation P5 AI processor. It includes Ambilight on three sides, HDR10+ Gaming support, and compatibility with both FreeSync Premium and G-Sync, which are standards for adaptive refresh rates in gaming monitors. The model is available in 55, 65, and 77-inch sizes, priced at 1400 €, 1700 €, and 2800 €, respectively. It has been available since the summer. The One PQS9001 is the most affordable model in the lineup, using a QLED LCD panel and retaining Ambilight on three sides. It is available in sizes ranging from 43 inches up to 100 inches, with prices starting at 700 € for the 43-inch model. The 100-inch version's price has not been announced yet. It supports Dolby Vision 2 and HDR10+ and will be available starting in October. Philips’ first RGB Mini-LED television, the MLED981, is available only in an 85-inch size. It features a backlight with 11520 RGB zones, allowing for precise local dimming and a peak brightness of 2500 cd/m². It covers 97% of the BT.2020 color gamut, which is a standard for high-end displays. The model includes a 165 Hz panel, Dolby Vision 2 Max, and four HDMI 2.1 ports. The price has not been announced yet, and it will be available starting in October.