Philips 60" Class QLED 4K UHD (2160p) Roku Smart TV (60PQL7656/F7) price history and forecast - Philips 60PQL7656/F7
Philips 60" Class QLED 4K UHD (2160p) Roku Smart TV (60PQL7656/F7)

Philips 60" Class QLED 4K UHD (2160p) Roku Smart TV (60PQL7656/F7)

Brand:
Philips
Model Number:
60PQL7656/F7
UPC:
850072568492
EAN:
0850072568492
Walmart SKU:
18790264791
Key Takeaway

Current $248.00 has remained steady for two weeks, closely tracking the 90-day average of $248.00. This consistency suggests buyers are getting the standard market rate.

Third-Party Seller Summary

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Walmart.com Summary

Walmart.com Price History Summary
Price Type Price Date
Highest Price
$248.00
Lowest Price
$248.00
Most Recent Price
$248.00
Average Price
$248.00
First Tracked
Last Update

Price Analysis

Tracking History: We have tracked Philips 60" Class QLED 4K UHD (2160p) Roku Smart TV (60PQL7656/F7) since 6/23/2026. The most recent price update was on Sep 16, 2026.

Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $248.00 (lowest on 6/23/2026) to $248.00 (highest on 6/23/2026). The average price during this period is $248.00.

Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $248.00 (Sep 16) to $248.00 (Sep 16) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $248.00.

Customer Insights: Rated 4.6/5 from 630 reviews.

Customer Reviews

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Jasmine August 15, 2026

Great quality and price. Initially I was worried about the picture, the first channel I turned on was the news, turns out it was just the guest's camera quality every other channel was pristine. The sound is great too. Was nervous because I've only ever had Vizio smart TVs but this is definitely worth it. I rated the sound a 4 simply because I am used to the front speakers on Vizio but to be honest it actually sounds better than my Vizio.

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Kristi July 19, 2026

Not sure about the TV yet because it just arrived but as for the ordering and delivery process, it was fantastic!

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underappreciated brand

anonymous August 7, 2026

Great TV with vivid colors. Roku built-in, so I didn't need any external devices to run Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and several other apps. It also supports screen projection from a Windows PC - very handy for video conferencing. My wife compared it with a Samsung Frame series TV we have at our other home and liked the colors and image depth more. The only feature where it looses to the Frame is screen glare - the window that's behind the viewer reflects in the screen. Position it so there are no lights in front of TV behind the viewers and you'll enjoy a perfect picture. Philips is certainly an underappreciated brand.

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Phillips tv. A good margin.

sue September 10, 2026

This tv is good. The 60” screen is very clear and the sound is good. But I wish I could turn it louder. I have a hearing problem and don't like to wear hearing aids in the house. The screen is movie screen clear. And the price was totally reasonable. In fact it was cheaper that some smaller tvs It's a Phillips and they've been around since the 1950s. Nearly as long as I have been. lol

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A July 22, 2026

Picture clarity, easy setup

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Z August 11, 2026

The Phillips TV is okay it matches the price the image is mattress price I mean it's okay but it's not great the volume is I don't know how to put it call pilot that's when you help me with everything so let me try to say it my old TV which was at least 10 years old Smart TV LG only so I watched the same show as they did on the old TV and the old TV I would have to have the volume at 10 but on oh and turn it down on commercials and this one I have to have all the way up to 20 so and the digital I mean the sound is so off I don't have to turn this one down for the commercials which yeah is a good thing but at the same time yeah it's just not right okay and so now the the controller remote I don't know if they get to choose which controller remote sorry I keep calling out of control that's what I call it so I'm not sure if they get to pick which one they use but if they do they pick the wrong one yes I appreciate the YouTube but now but this stupid sleep button is ridiculous it is too easy to access the sleep normally that button should be a microphone come on people really like you know the other controller I have for my other TV go figure so I think that is it I think that's all I got for them so please polish it up for me baby makes you do so good

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Phillips Model: 7656 Series/ 4K All The Way!

Jonathan August 30, 2026

I have had this TV in my procession for a week. Enough time to discover the likes and dislikes of owning this make and model. First issue at hand, Audio. I have a new Denon AV Receiver and choose to have the audio passthrough. Unfortunately, this has caused an annoying auditable tick when either changing channels, and/ or scrolling through the TV guide. The work around, set it to "Auto". Until Phillips releases a firmware update to correct this problem. TV internal audio/ speakers. Flat, with no way of connecting a subwoofer. Therefore, a sound bar or AV receiver are required for optimal sound quality. This audio capabilities of this model are vague. It says Dolby Audio, but does not specify in detail on the box. Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos????? There is no mention of DTS (Digital Theater Systems). However, the options are in the TV menu. Let it be know, this model does not have Dolby Digital or DTS encoders. It is based on the attached unit that is playing the source. For example a 4K Blu-ray Disc player, streaming services. This is why it is important to set the TV to Passthrough, and not Auto. Home Screen: Cluttered and overwhelming. However, there are settings to manipulate the screen to elevate some of the annoying notices from streaming services. Picture Quality: OTA (Over The Air) can be a problem. I noticed that there are times the actors' face, particularly the eyes, the image is jagged. To Phillips defense, this is most likely due to the signal strength being sent from the TV Stations/ Tower and how the TV interprets that signal. The ability to Pause Live TV . This requires a 16 GB USB drive that is 2.0 complainant. Lack of cable management options, there are none! Being this is my first Phillips product was was slightly impressed. The amount of features/ settings, picture quality and vibrant colors. However, the back lightening seeps through the sides of the screen. No onboard ATSC 3.0 Tuner. This explains the price point. In a year, this model will become a 60" monitor, and will require a external ATSC 3.0 tuner. That is if the Next Gen TV tuners are implemented (forced) as planned. I purchased this TV for one reason, and one reason only. The sixty inch screen. This TV replaced my 60" Sony Bravio that I bought in 2014. It's an exact fit to my entertainment center. The piece of furniture, that many of you have decided to discarded has been very helpful with speaker placement (Dolby Atmos Setup), provides adequate ventilation for electronics, cable management, in addition to extra storage. I do not quite understand some of the manufactures when it comes to screen size. Hense with their 58" screen? What is the issue with two more inch? I have seen some pretty unusual screen sizes lately. 43" instead of 42". Stick to the basics. Screen size in increments of 5 inches, e.g. 40 inches, 45 inches, 50 inches and so on.

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Bruce September 3, 2026

I made a bunch of crap I'm not happy with the TV but I have it and they don't tell you that it's a special kind of TV it's just not a plug-in and go with your cable you got to go through all the hoops and jumps I think it's a battle Walmart not to describe that when you pay for it or when you're looking at it so no I'm not happy with this product at all as far as I considered Walmart just screwed up on this

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DO NOT PURCHASE

Leslie September 10, 2026

DO NOT PURCHASE! Terrible product. Stopped working after 6 weeks and warranty service is crap…they are requiring me to take it to a ubreakufix for service diagnosis- how I'm supposed to transport an 85” tv with no box and without damaging the tv is beyond me

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Sound is terrible.

Amanda July 23, 2026

Sound is absolutely terrible.

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Price History

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Recent Price Changes

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Walmart.com Pricing

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Walmart.com prices have ranged from $248.00 (Sep 16) to $248.00 (Sep 16) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $248.00.

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