Android Tv Review India

ViewSonic has launched the M1 Pro projector in India, priced at Rs. 68,999. The battery-powered portable projector has a built-in speaker system, and can thus be used even when on the go. Find out more about this conveniently-sized projector in this review.

Xiaomi’s latest television series, the X Series (2023), is part of its core lineup of mainstream, affordably-priced Ultra-HD options. Now also available in a 65-inch size option, the TV promises a lot for a reasonable price, but how does it perform? Find out in this review.

Xiaomi’s latest big-screen TV, the Ultra-HD X Pro series is available in three sizes ranging from 43 inches to 55 inches. With Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, the Google TV UI on top of Android TV, and 40W speakers, is this the best TV you can buy for less than Rs. 50,000? Find out in this review.

Although the Y1S Pro series from OnePlus isn’t new, the company only recently launched a 55-inch variant in the series. Priced at Rs. 39,999, is the 55-inch Y1S Pro television the best affordable big-screen Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Xiaomi Smart TV X Series X50 television is the company’s latest no-frills approach to the Ultra-HD big-screen TV segment, and promises to deliver where it matters at a strong price point. Is this the best affordable Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Chromecast with Google TV is a considerably different streaming device from its predecessors, as it works as a standalone streamer with its own operating system, functionality, and remote. Is this the best premium streaming device you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

ViewSonic has launched the M2e portable LED projector in India, priced at Rs. 85,000. With full-HD resolution projection, multiple connectivity options including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and built-in Harman Kardon speakers, is this the best portable projector you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Sony Bravia XR-55X90K is the company’s flagship LED television in India, and comes with Dolby Vision HDR support, full-array local dimming, and the Google TV user interface for Android TV. Priced at Rs. 1,23,490 for the 55-inch variant, is this the best TV you can buy under Rs. 1,50,000? Find out in this review.

Sony has launched the KD-43X75K Ultra-HD HDR Smart TV, which runs the Google TV user interface on top of Android TV. The television supports HDR10 and promises impressive mid-range performance for a 43-inch TV. Is this the best small-screen Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

Xiaomi’s first OLED TV in India, the 55-inch OLED Vision television, heavily undercuts the competition with its competitive pricing. On paper, this is an impressive TV with support for Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos, along with Android TV powering the interface. Is this the best 4K television you can buy for less than Rs. 1,00,000?

Philips has launched the 55PUT8115/94 television in India, which promises just a bit more in terms of core performance than the entry-level competition. Is this the best 55-inch LED TV under Rs. 90,000 you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch TV is unique because of its price; at Rs. 36,999, it’s considerably more affordable than similarly priced entry-level 4K 55-inch TVs. Is this indeed a value-for-money offering or is there a catch? Find out in this review.

Hisense hasn’t been around for very long, but its product range is helping it make steady progress. The latest launch is the Hisense 55U6G QLED Ultra-HD Android TV, which is priced at Rs. 59,990 in India. Is this the best television you can buy for less than Rs. 60,000? Find out in this review.

Realme’s first streaming stick is priced at Rs. 3,499 in India, and is capable of Ultra-HD HDR streaming through the Google TV user interface. Is this the best streaming device you can buy for less than Rs. 4,000 right now? Find out in this review.

One of Xiaomi’s more unique products in India is the Mi TV Webcam, which as its name suggests, can be used as a camera attachment for your TV. Find out just what this device can do, in this review.

ViewSonic has launched the M1 Pro projector in India, priced at Rs. 68,999. The battery-powered portable projector has a built-in speaker system, and can thus be used even when on the go. Find out more about this conveniently-sized projector in this review.

Xiaomi’s latest television series, the X Series (2023), is part of its core lineup of mainstream, affordably-priced Ultra-HD options. Now also available in a 65-inch size option, the TV promises a lot for a reasonable price, but how does it perform? Find out in this review.

Xiaomi’s latest big-screen TV, the Ultra-HD X Pro series is available in three sizes ranging from 43 inches to 55 inches. With Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, the Google TV UI on top of Android TV, and 40W speakers, is this the best TV you can buy for less than Rs. 50,000? Find out in this review.

Although the Y1S Pro series from OnePlus isn’t new, the company only recently launched a 55-inch variant in the series. Priced at Rs. 39,999, is the 55-inch Y1S Pro television the best affordable big-screen Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Xiaomi Smart TV X Series X50 television is the company’s latest no-frills approach to the Ultra-HD big-screen TV segment, and promises to deliver where it matters at a strong price point. Is this the best affordable Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Chromecast with Google TV is a considerably different streaming device from its predecessors, as it works as a standalone streamer with its own operating system, functionality, and remote. Is this the best premium streaming device you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

ViewSonic has launched the M2e portable LED projector in India, priced at Rs. 85,000. With full-HD resolution projection, multiple connectivity options including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and built-in Harman Kardon speakers, is this the best portable projector you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Sony Bravia XR-55X90K is the company’s flagship LED television in India, and comes with Dolby Vision HDR support, full-array local dimming, and the Google TV user interface for Android TV. Priced at Rs. 1,23,490 for the 55-inch variant, is this the best TV you can buy under Rs. 1,50,000? Find out in this review.

Sony has launched the KD-43X75K Ultra-HD HDR Smart TV, which runs the Google TV user interface on top of Android TV. The television supports HDR10 and promises impressive mid-range performance for a 43-inch TV. Is this the best small-screen Ultra-HD TV you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

Xiaomi’s first OLED TV in India, the 55-inch OLED Vision television, heavily undercuts the competition with its competitive pricing. On paper, this is an impressive TV with support for Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos, along with Android TV powering the interface. Is this the best 4K television you can buy for less than Rs. 1,00,000?

Philips has launched the 55PUT8115/94 television in India, which promises just a bit more in terms of core performance than the entry-level competition. Is this the best 55-inch LED TV under Rs. 90,000 you can buy right now? Find out in this review.

The Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch TV is unique because of its price; at Rs. 36,999, it’s considerably more affordable than similarly priced entry-level 4K 55-inch TVs. Is this indeed a value-for-money offering or is there a catch? Find out in this review.

Hisense hasn’t been around for very long, but its product range is helping it make steady progress. The latest launch is the Hisense 55U6G QLED Ultra-HD Android TV, which is priced at Rs. 59,990 in India. Is this the best television you can buy for less than Rs. 60,000? Find out in this review.

Realme’s first streaming stick is priced at Rs. 3,499 in India, and is capable of Ultra-HD HDR streaming through the Google TV user interface. Is this the best streaming device you can buy for less than Rs. 4,000 right now? Find out in this review.

One of Xiaomi’s more unique products in India is the Mi TV Webcam, which as its name suggests, can be used as a camera attachment for your TV. Find out just what this device can do, in this review.