UltraHD

Mi QLED TV 75 Ultra-HD Smart Android TV has been launched in India by Xiaomi, priced at Rs. 1,19,999. The 75-inch QLED TV is the biggest and the most expensive television from Xiaomi in India yet, and supports high dynamic range content up to the Dolby Vision format. The television runs on Android TV 10, with both the stock Android TV interface, as well as Xiaomi's PatchWall user interface. The television is part of the Mi QLED TV 4K range, which was announced recently in India starting with a 55-inch Ultra-HD TV.Mi QLED…

Realme entered the television segment in India with the Realme Smart TV range in 2020, sensibly launching 32-inch HD and 43-inch Full-HD televisions to cater to the volume-driven budget smart TV segment. This was followed by the high-end Realme SLED 55-inch Ultra-HD TV, but the company isn't quite ready to stop yet. The latest launch from the brand is the Realme Smart TV 4K range, with Ultra-HD televisions available in two sizes: 43 inches and 50 inches.Entering a crowded budget Ultra-HD TV segment that is filled with…

Sony Bravia 55-inch X90J Ultra-HD HDR LED television has been launched in India, priced at Rs. 1,39,990. The television is among the most advanced options available from Sony in India right now, and is already available across Sony Centers, major electronics stores, and e-commerce portals India, although currently in only a single 55-inch size option. The X90J series updates Sony's premium LED Triluminos TV range for 2021, taking over the top spot from the X90H series which was launched in 2020.Sony Bravia XR-55X90J price…

With OLED and Mini LED display technologies gaining prominence in the premium segment, quantum-dot LED tech has largely settled into a comfortable mid-range position. Buyers looking to spend a bit more for a promise of better performance often look to options from brands such as Sony and Samsung, both of which are well established when it comes to LED and quantum-dot LED TVs. Among the more popular options in the upper mid-range segment is the X90 series from Sony, which has now been updated for 2022 with the X90K…

Modern flat-panel televisions typically slot into one of three common categories - LED, quantum-dot LED, and OLED, with standard LED TVs being the most affordable and OLED TVs usually being the most expensive. Recently, a few brands including TCL, LG, and Samsung have introduced a fourth category in India - Mini LED. This panel type is a middle ground between the affordability and brightness of LED models, and the colour and contrast levels that OLED panels offer.The product I'm reviewing today is the current flagship…

Although good large-screen televisions are considerably more affordable now than they were a few years ago, many might still want a more compact size such as a 43-inch television for a smaller room in their home. There are plenty of options available in this screen size ranging from full-HD to Ultra-HD resolution, but a lot of these are from smaller television brands such as Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Realme. The performance of such TVs are also usually in line with the budget pricing, so those with a higher budget might be…

LED-LCD technology in TVs is still the most common and affordable type, and Xiaomi smartly chose to focus its products around it during its early years of selling televisions in India. The company still pushes large volumes of its affordable LED televisions, but has also experimented with premium TVs such as the Mi QLED TV 4K range which is available in a massive 75-inch screen size, priced at Rs. 1,39,999. This adventurous approach to the premium price segments has now led to the launch of Xiaomi's first OLED TV in…

It's possible to get a decent 55-inch Ultra-HD television for under Rs. 40,000 today, from popular brands such as Xiaomi, Hisense, AmazonBasics, and Vu, to name a few. On the other hand, premium options from brands such as Sony, LG, and Samsung cost well over Rs. 1,00,000 for the same size, and there are still plenty of takers for them. Obviously, picture quality and performance are the key differences, but the price difference is vast, and you might not want to go to either extreme.Fortunately, there are plenty of…

Blaupunkt 50-inch CyberSound Ultra-HD Android TV (50CSA7007) with Dolby Digital Plus has debuted in India on Thursday, August 5. The smart TV is being pitched as the latest bezel-less display offering from the German tech giant. The 50-inch smart TV is made in collaboration with Super Plastronics (SPPL), an Indian TV manufacturing company. The Blaupunkt smart TV will be available to purchase from August 6. Powered by Android 10, it comes with DTS TruSurround, Dolby MS12, and Dolby Atmos audio technologies. It also comes…

Most new budget televisions boast of popular features and specifications related to visuals, such as Ultra-HD resolution, support for HDR formats, and also smart connectivity to enable easy streaming of content from numerous online sources. However, few tout their sound capabilities; affordable options often have only basic speaker systems, and as a result, fairly basic sound quality. The latest range of TVs from Blaupunkt hopes to change that. In India, the Blaupunkt brand has been licensed by local manufacturer Super…