Phillips User Reviews

Phillips
Phillips
Phillips Auctioneers LLC

Customer Experience

Positive experience80.0% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience20.0% of reviews

~ Based on 20 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Phillips Safe?

Phillips appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Phillips is 82/100.

This assessment is based on 30 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.5/5.

Safety Analysis

86.7% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
13.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 30 App Store ratings for Phillips.

Is Phillips Legit?

Phillips appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Phillips is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Online auctions

Great video quality!

So good!

Best app in the auction industry

Super intuitive

Very easy to navigate around the app and find what you are looking for.

Great experience

The app is streamlined and very user friendly

Seamless bidding experience

Sleek design, easy to navigate, and a great way to stay connected to all the best sales from anywhere in the world.

Sleek and functional

The best auction house app. Straightforward and intuitive.

DesignGuru

Seamless viewing and bid sign up. Nice share feature. Big improvements, more robust from last year. Hope I win

Browsing and Bidding made easy

Intuitive app that allows one to browse and bid the current upcoming sales from anywhere in the world. Very easy to use.

Great app

I like the clean design and ease of use of this app. Makes saving works I am thinking of bidding on (and registering for auctions) really easy

Classy

Easy to navigate and pleasing to look at.

Elegant, clear, fast and easy to navigate

Images load quickly and stay sharp — no waiting around to inspect details. What I appreciate most is how easy it is to browse across different categories, from fine art to watches to design. The lot information is well organised and clearly presented, so you're not hunting for condition reports or estimates. Solid performance, clean layout, and no unnecessary clutter. A genuinely useful app for anyone interested in the art & design, and luxury collectibles markets.
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Nice app, very easy to use

Recently downloaded this and like the design and how easy it is to use

This app is fantastic

This app is really easy to use and makes auction browsing fun!

A must-have for auction collectors of art, design and luxury items!

The Phillips app delivers a sleek, intuitive way to explore and participate in world-class auctions.

Browsing, tracking lots, and bidding live all feel seamless—and the real-time auction experience is fast and exciting.

You can easily follow favorites, set alerts, and submit items for valuation, making it just as powerful for sellers as it is for buyers.

With access to global auctions and a wide range of offerings, it’s like having the art world in your pocket.

Bottom line: Beautifully designed and highly functional—well worth downloading!
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Great app, very chic design

This app has a very chic design and a seamless experience. It’s very convenient to browse upcoming sales and join the auction when it opens. I really like using the Phillips app when I’m on my phone.

Easy to use

Simple registration and easy to save what I like

TOO LITTLE ON ON IPAD

It is the size of a phone on an iPad screen! Looking at art on such a small “canvas” is ridiculous.

Very poor design

This app is very narrow and doesn’t fill the screen on an iPad. Very hard to see the art. The prior app that did work and was a pleasant experience is now no loner supported. Terrible decision.

Change to two apps sucks

The old app worked just fine. Why are you making your customers use two apps now? Terrible customer experience, and an inexplicable and incredibly annoying decision on your part.

Why not use just one App

Having to bounce around with two apps for one auction house is an awful customer experience, why did you break it into two? Previous one with live and online worked fine…