Consider these TVs for a smart viewing experience

With the arrival of smart TVs, we can now easily view streaming content, apart from customizing options according to our needs and preferences. Available in various sizes, they ensure an immersive audio-visual experience. Featuring a number of ports, these TVs allow you to connect different devices like smartphones and digital cameras, in addition to doing away with the need of a cable network or antenna.

 They also let you schedule your programmes, implying that you can easily watch anything whenever you want. A smart TV is becoming a necessity, which is why we have shortlisted the top ones. Have a look!

Vivid Picture Engine

Mi’s 43-inch LED TV features three USB ports, thereby allowing you to connect USB and hard drives, which is one of its major advantages. Sporting 20W stereo speakers that offer DTS-HD support, this TV offers room-filling sound at all times. Its ultra bright FHD ready display showcases the content with complete clarity and improved brightness.

Fire TV Experience

This smart TV from Onida comes with an HD ready resolution of 1366x768p, while the refresh rate is 60 hertz. The 32-inch TV sports three HDMI ports through which you can easily connect your Blu-ray players, set top box and gaming consoles. It also features one USB port for connecting USB and other hard drives.

Micro Dimming Feature

TCL’s 32-inch smart TV is equipped with A+ grade full HD panel, in addition to featuring IPQ engine that facilitates optimisation of picture quality, contrast and brightness. The TV is packed with smart volume, voice search and built-in Chromecast.

Its micro dimming feature paves way for analysing the content in 512 different zones, thereby regulating darkness and brightness individually. This, in turn, offers you an amazing viewing experience. However, one drawback of this product is that primary sound is quite clear but the secondary backgrounds are missing.

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