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Smart TVs

Posted on Sep 30, 2021 | Author Insha Latief Khan
These days, smart TVs have become popular among people because of their better visual quality and sound effects. Once connected to WiFi connection, one can directly watch web series from OTT platforms like Netflix and Amazon prime. Besides, these TVs allow viewers to watch videos on YouTube on a bigger screen, browse the web, play fun games. With smart TVs, you also get an access to huge number of channels. Some of the smart TVs come with an LED panel that allows user to customize their picture quality while offering High Dynamic Range. (High Dynamic Range improves the range of color and contrast in a digital image).
Price of smart TVs depends on their screen size and the features they offer. The price range of smart TV starts from Rs 10,000 and can touch in lakhs. Samsung, Sony, Sansui, Sanyo, LG are some of the manufacturers in this category. Mi LED TV 4C PRO HD-ready Android TV, Samsung HD Ready LED TV, Sony HD ready LED Tv are some of the smart TVs available in the market.
 
 

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