Google Account; Network Router - Philips 65PUL7672 Quick Start Manual

2 Best Experience
Set up Google TV with your Android smartphone or tablet
If you have an Android™ phone or tablet, you can quickly and easily set up your Google TV from your
Android device. Pairing your Android device will allow you to wirelessly sync your Wi-Fi credentials,
Google account, and Google TV compatible apps. During the initial setup, you will be prompted to
set up your TV with your Android device, select Yes, and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Be sure to enable pairing mode on your Android device in the beginning of set up.

Google account

Unleash your television's true potential. With a Google® account you can effortlessly expand your
entertainment library with thousands of apps available in the Google Play Store, and keep them
up-to-date. Get personalized recommendations on what to watch across your favorite streaming
services, and an even better experience with Google Assistant. While you can enjoy this Philips
Google TV™ without a Google account via the preinstalled selection of apps, we recommend utilizing
a Google account to download additional apps from the Google Play Store or to use Google Assistant.
Simplify your experience
Want to remove content recommendations on your home screen to simplify your Google TV
experience? Turn on "Apps Only Mode" to display only your favorite installed apps.

Network router

Wired Connection:
For the best experience, a wired connection is preferred. Connect an ethernet cable from your router
or modem to the LAN port located on the back of your Philips Google TV.
Wireless Connection:
The Philips 4K Google TV is equipped with Wireless LAN 802.11ac MIMO for wireless streaming of
up-to 4K content.
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Wireless performance may be affected by various factors, including the distance between the TV
and your Wi-Fi router. To improve wireless performance, we recommend placing your Wi-Fi router
within 15 feet of your TV.
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The use of open or unencrypted Wi-Fi networks is not recommended, as these networks are not
secured, and your data could be at risk.
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If your Wi-Fi Router was set up by your internet service provider (ISP), you may find a sticker on the
bottom of your router indicating your Wi-Fi SSID and password.