Philips launches new 100-inch Ambilight TV with AmbiScape lighting

Philips has launched a 100-inch version of its The One TV, the first Ambilight television to go on sale at that size and the biggest screen the brand has ever offered. The model, 100PQS9001, is available in Europe with a €4,300 list price.

TP Vision, which makes Philips TVs in Europe, built the set around a 4K QLED LCD panel with a direct LED backlight rather than miniLED. Philips' 7th Gen P5 processor handles picture processing, and the company quotes refresh rates of up to 144Hz. Connectivity includes four HDMI 2.1 ports for consoles and gaming PCs.

Ambilight LEDs run along three sides of the frame and project on-screen colors onto the wall behind the TV. The set also supports AmbiScape, a feature Philips introduced this year that syncs the effect with wireless smart lights from Philips Hue, IKEA, and WiZ.

HDR support covers Dolby Vision 2, along with the HDR10 and HDR10+ formats found across Philips' 2026 range. The TV decodes Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio and runs Titan OS, which replaced Google TV across the entire Philips lineup this year. It also works with Apple Home, Google Home, and Matter and has Alexa built in. Without its stand, the TV measures 222.7 x 127.1 x 8.9 cm and weighs 46.7 kg once the stand is fitted. It carries an F energy rating for SDR content.

Philips first revealed the 100-inch model in March at its Berlin launch event and showed it again at IFA in September, where it billed the set as the “world’s largest Ambilight TV." The 85-inch and 100-inch sizes were scheduled for release from October, depending on the country. The One range also comes in 43, 50, 55, 65, 75, and 85-inch sizes.

Philips' 2026 OLED models, including the OLED+951 flagship, top out at 77 inches. Its first RGB miniLED TV, the MLED981, comes only in 85 inches with 3,840 dimming zones and a rated peak brightness of 2,500 nits.

For now, the 100-inch model is sold only in Europe. The One range is also available in the UK, but Philips has not confirmed whether the largest size will follow. In North America, Skyworth builds Philips-branded TVs under license and offers a separate lineup. LG's first 115-inch TV, a miniLED LCD with more than 1,000 dimming zones, went on sale this month at €7,000.