Typical price: £330
What is it: DVD home cinema system with SonoWave speaker technology
What we think: Affordable style and substance
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 10 November 2006
Tags: Philips, Philips HTS6510, CD player, connections, contrast
We like:
Futuristic design; HDMI upscaling; convergence; ease of use; performance for the price
We don't like:
Ugly cables; restricted stereo performance; unrefined low frequencies
You might also need:
HDMI cable; component cable; RGB Scart cable; USB cable
CNET UK judgement:
Philips' HTS6510 is a convenient all-in-one solution for a home cinema experience. Using only two speakers will always bring compromises, but the stylish design, convergence features and credible performance mean it's great value for money
Full review:
This could be just another compromised style-system with a few convergent features -- designed for those who want convenience wrapped in a stylish cloak. Improved picture and sound performance, however, make the HTS6510 an excellent alternative to separates if you have a limited budget. Continue Reading...
Philips HTS6510 History
8 Dec 2006 in Reviews
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