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65-इंच तक स्क्रीन साइज़ के साथ OnePlus TV U1S भारत में लॉन्च, कीमत 39,999 रुपये से शुरू

65-इंच तक स्क्रीन साइज़ के साथ OnePlus TV U1S भारत में लॉन्च, कीमत 39,999 रुपये से शुरू

OnePlus TV U1S सीरीज़ को भारत में लॉन्च कर दिया गया है। टेलीविज़न सीरीज़ तीन साइज़ में आती है – 50-इंच, 55-इंच और 65-इंच, जिनमें से सभी में 4K रिज़ॉल्यूशन वाला डिस्प्ले शामिल है। OnePlus TV U1S सीरीज़ में HDR10+, HLG और MEMC सपोर्ट भी है। टेलीविज़न में पतले बेज़ेल्स हैं और ये Dynaudio के सहयोग से ट्यून किए गए डॉल्बी ऑडियो सपोर्टेड 30W स्पीकर के साथ आते हैं। वनप्लस ने OnePlus TV U1S सीरीज़ के साथ…

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OnePlus TV U1S launched in India: Price, screen sizes, availability and more - Times of India

OnePlus TV U1S launched in India: Price, screen sizes, availability and more – Times of India

At its Summer Launch event, OnePlus has expanded its smart TV lineup with the launch of OnePlus TV U1S range in India. The company has launched three screen sizes of the OnePlus TV U1S — 50-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch. OnePlus TV U1S price and availabilityThe OnePlus TV U1S can be purchased at Rs 39,999. This is the price of the 50-inch TV. The 55-inch model and 65-inch models have been priced at…

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Latest News Today - OnePlus TV Prices in India Hiked Again, by Up to Rs.

Latest News Today – OnePlus TV Prices in India Hiked Again, by Up to Rs.

OnePlus has hiked pricing for its TVs including the latest OnePlus TV U1S series. While prices for some TV models have increased somewhat reasonably, others have gone up in price by 17.5 percent, or Rs. 7,000. The reason for the price hike is unclear but could be because of hike in prices of open-cell panels used by TV manufacturers across the globe, increase in the import cost of the materials…

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OnePlus Nord CE 5G Alleged Render Highlights Marble Blue Colour, Triple Rear Camera Setup

OnePlus Nord CE 5G Alleged Render Highlights Marble Blue Colour, Triple Rear Camera Setup

The OnePlus Nord Core Edition 5G aka OnePlus Nord CE 5G’s alleged render has surfaced online that showcases its triple rear cameras. As per the render available on Pricebaba, the upcoming Nord CE phone will retain the pill-shaped module at the back that also features in the original OnePlus Nord from last year. The report adds the smartphone would be available in Blue Marble and four more colours…

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SALE: सिर्फ 12,999 रुपये है OnePlus की शानदार SmartTV की कीमत, बोल कर चेंज कर सकते हैं चैनल!

SALE: सिर्फ 12,999 रुपये है OnePlus की शानदार SmartTV की कीमत, बोल कर चेंज कर सकते हैं चैनल!

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Oneplus की 3 नई TV को आज सेल में खरीदा जा सकता है. OnePlus के इन 3 तीन साइज़ 32 इंच, 43 इंच और 55 इंच वाली SmartTV की सेल आज 12 बजे से शुरू हो गई है. फ्री मिल रहा है अमेज़न Echo Dot… स्मार्टफोन बनाने…

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SALE: सिर्फ 12,999 रुपये है OnePlus की शानदार SmartTV की कीमत, बोल कर चेंज कर सकते हैं चैनल!

SALE: सिर्फ 12,999 रुपये है OnePlus की शानदार SmartTV की कीमत, बोल कर चेंज कर सकते हैं चैनल!

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Oneplus की 3 नई TV को आज सेल में खरीदा जा सकता है. OnePlus के इन 3 तीन साइज़ 32 इंच, 43 इंच और 55 इंच वाली SmartTV की सेल आज 12 बजे से शुरू हो गई है. फ्री मिल रहा है अमेज़न Echo Dot… स्मार्टफोन बनाने…

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OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 vs Mi TV 4X Pro 55-inch: Which is better for you OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 vs Mi TV 4X Pro 55-inch: Price in India, Specifications: Here is a comparison between the newly launched OnePlus TV and Mi TV 4X Pro on the basis of specifications, price, and other features you may look for before opting for a new TV. By: Gajendra Singh Rathore | Jaipur | Updated: July 9, 2020 8:24:36 am OnePlus TV 55U1, Oneplus tv 55u1 launch, oneplus tv 55u1 price, oneplus tv 55u1 vs mi 4x pro, oneplus tv 55u1 comparison, best 55 inch tv, oneplus tv 55u1 specifications OnePlus TV 55-inch vs MI TV 4X Pro 55-inch: Which one is better? (Source: OnePlus/File) OnePlus just launched two new smart TV series in the country including U and Y series with price starting at Rs 12,999. The most expensive and premium of the three is OnePlus TV 55-inch U1. Xiaomi’s Mi TVs are the top selling smart TVs in the country. Having said that with the new OnePlus TVs the company with largely compete with Mi TV. Xiaomi also sells a 55-inch Mi TV 4X Pro in the country since last year. With the OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 the company will seemingly compete with Mi TV 4X Pro 55-inch. Which one is better? Here is a comparison between the newly launched OnePlus TV and Mi TV 4X Pro on the basis of specifications, price, and other features you may look for before opting for a new TV. OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 vs MI 4X PRO 55-inch: Design When Mi 4X Pro was launched it was a better looking than most TVs in the market, especially in its price range. The rear panel is plastic compared to a carbon fibre texture on the OnePlus TV 55-inch. OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 has a screen-to-body ratio of 95 per cent which means minimum bezel. Also, there are no visible screws on the back of the new OnePlus TV and it is as thin as 6.9 mm in width at his thinnest points. OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 vs MI 4X PRO 55-inch: Specifications The Mi 4X Pro has a 55-inch 4K UHD HDR LED display with 20 W speakers (two 10 W speakers) and runs on PatchWall on top of Android TV. It has a 64-bit quad-core processor coupled with 2GB RAM and 8GB storage. In comparison, OnePlus TV 55-inch has a 4KUHD display with 93 per cent Colour Gamut which they claim to be slightly better than Samsung and Sony’s high-end TVs. It also has Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The newly-launched TV has a 30W sound output including two speakers and two-tweeters in a down-firing design. OnePlus TV 55-inch U1 vs MI 4X PRO 55-inch: Price in India When Mi 4X Pro was launched, it was priced at Rs 39,999 whereas the OnePlus TV 55-inch is priced at Rs 49,999. Currently, Mi 4X Pro is listed at a price of Rs 34,999.

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OnePlus Nord CE 5G With Snapdragon 750G SoC, OnePlus TV U1S 4K Launched in India: Price, Specs

OnePlus Nord CE 5G With Snapdragon 750G SoC, OnePlus TV U1S 4K Launched in India: Price, Specs

OnePlus hosted its Summer Launch event in India today, where the Chinese tech company announced the launch of OnePlus Nord CE 5G (aka Core Edition) and OnePlus TV U1S. The OnePlus Nord CE 5G is the first Nord smartphone in India since the launch of the regular OnePlus Nord last year. Unlike its sibling, the new device comes with a single selfie camera unit and Snapdragon 750G under the hood.…

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OnePlus Nord CE 5G, OnePlus TV U1S Launching in India Today: Details

OnePlus Nord CE 5G, OnePlus TV U1S Launching in India Today: Details

The launch of OnePlus Nord CE 5G India will take place today (Thursday, June 10) at the company’s summer launch event. The new OnePlus phone is an upgrade to the OnePlus North in the country. It is planned to have a main sensor of 64 megapixels and a thickness of only 7.9 mm. Alongside the OnePlus Nord CE 5G, the Chinese company is launching the OnePlus TV U1S. OnePlus’ new smart TV will feature…

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OnePlus Nord CE 5G's Key Specifications Tipped Ahead of June 10 Launch: All You Need to Know

OnePlus Nord CE 5G's Key Specifications Tipped Ahead of June 10 Launch: All You Need to Know

OnePlus had previously stated that the OnePlus Nord CE 5G would go on sale in India on June 16. Source link

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OnePlus TV Prices in India Hiked Again, by Up to Rs. 7,000

OnePlus TV Prices in India Hiked Again, by Up to Rs. 7,000

OnePlus has hiked pricing for its TVs including the latest OnePlus TV U1S series. While prices for some TV models have increased somewhat reasonably, others have gone up in price by 17.5 percent, or Rs. 7,000. The reason for the price hike is unclear but could be because of hike in prices of open-cell panels used by TV manufacturers across the globe, increase in the import cost of the materials…

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Hisense 55 inches Ultra HD 4K Smart LED TV (55A71F) Review: A great value for money TV

Over the past year, we have seen a number of brands enter the TV space in India, especially in the budget segment. 50K has become the sweet spot for those looking for a 55-inch TV with some impressive tech like support for HDR 10, Dolby Vision, smart UI and a decent build. We’ve seen the likes of Nokia, TCL, OnePlus and many more try to dominate this space. With more and more people spending time at home in 2020 for obvious reasons, the 'not so idiot box' has started gaining more importance. Today we have with us a TV from Hisense. This is the 55-inch A71F. The TV boasts of support for 4K resolution along with HDR including Dolby Vision and runs on the Android TV platform. The TV is priced at Rs 37,999. Is it a bang for your buck? Let's find out.

Hisense 55A71F Specs at a glance

- Panel Size: 55-inch - Panel Type: VA LED - Panel Resolution: 3840 x 2160 - 4K - Panel Refresh Rate: 60Hz - HDR 10 support: Yes - Dolby Vision Support: Yes - Weight (with stand): 12.6 kgs - HDMI Ports: 3 - USB Ports: 2 - Bluetooth: Yes - Wi-Fi: Yes - Ethernet: Yes - Speakers: 30W - Built-in storage: 16GB - Price: MRP: 37,999

Hisense 55A71F Display Panel and Picture Quality

Kicking things off with the display, the Hisense 55A71F has a VA panel which means you can expect good blacks with some compromises to the viewing angles. It is a 4K panel with support for both, HDR 10 and Dolby Vision. We do not know the maximum brightness of the panel. It also does not appear to have any dimming zones, but it does claim to have software-based Ultra Dimming to help with HDR content and contrast, so it will be interesting to see how that performs. The TV comes with a bunch of picture presents such as Dynamic, Standard, Movie etc. and when HDR content is playing, the picture presets change. For Dolby Vision, we have Dolby Vision bright, Dolby Vision Dark and Dolby Vision Custom. For HDR content we have HDR Dynamic, HDR Standard, HDR Sports, etc. Let's take a look at the picture performance of this TV in detail.

4K and HDR performance

Netflix, Prime Video and even Hotstar have a decent catalogue of Dolby Vision and HDR content. Even though the TV supports Dolby Atmos, the native Netflix app only showed 5.1 encoding for its content and we got the Dolby Atmos logo when using a device like the Xbox One X. For content, we used our standard slew of Dolby Vision and HDR content. We saw shows like Altered Carbon, Extraction, Our Planet and more on Netflix and found the experience to be extremely enjoyable. A show like Our Planet filled with lush and rich nature looks sublime and the God rays coming into the forest look good. The panel can get really bright especially when you have a bright sequence like the animals running through the desert or the open sky on screen. Altered Carbon Season 1 Episode 7’s warehouse fight sequence looked good with adequate detail in the dark sections and good contrast with the bright light coming from the glass roof of the warehouse. Even with the HDR content on a show like Jack Ryan on Prime Videos which is notorious for being dimmer than it should on budget HDR TVs was very clear and enjoyable. The details in the darker sequences were clear and visible and some content which we found to be lacking on the OnePlus U1 was clear, visible and enjoyable on this Hisense TV. Togo is a beautiful film and available in Dolby Vision on Hotstar. The sequence towards the end where people are sitting in a dimly lit cabin can be dark on some budget HDR TVs but was very easily viewable on the Hisense 55A71F.

When consuming content in Dolby Vision, you have the preset of Dolby Vision Bight, Dolby Vision Dark and Dolby Vision Custom. Dolby Vision Bright worked well for almost all lighting situations and even when the sun goes down, I recommend watching this TV in a room which has some light and keeping the setting on Dolby Vision Bright. It is an enjoyable experience. Even for HDR content, most of the time switching between HDR Dynamic and HDR Standard was enough for content to look right. However, one thing to note is that you can go into the picture settings and customize them. From the white point to the gamma and the standard slew of picture settings are all available at your disposal. Overall considering the price of the TV, the performance in HDR, Dolby Vision and SDR is brilliant. One more thing to note is that the remote control has a P. Mode and S. Mode button at the bottom and this is one of the handiest ways of changing the picture and sound preset to your liking. You don't need to press a menu button, go into settings, then picture settings. One button and the presets are at your disposal. Very convenient and a feature I used a lot.

FHD performance

We played a lot of FHD content from the TV like Young Sheldon, Mission Impossible, Mad Max Fury Road, a lot of videos of YouTube and more. Bright and vivid is the best way to describe the SDR performance of the TV. I mostly preferred the Dynamic or Standard preset for most of the content. In some cases, the Dynamic preset made the skin tones in some shows look a bit off and changed to Standard fixed this. For others, especially where you need the colours to pop, the Dynamic preset works wonders. Add to it the convenience of the P. Mode button on the remote control, and changing settings is a breeze. From the vast desert in Mad Max to the fast-paced bike chase scene in Mission: Impossible and the family-filled laughter in Young Sheldon, all the content looks captivating and immersive and really bright. It's insane how bright this panel can get with some SDR content.

Hisense 55A71F Gaming performance

We played our standard slew of games from the Xbox One X including Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Forza Horizon and Gears 5. Before we get into the gaming performance there is one thing to note. When we connected the console, the HDMI 2.0 feature was off by default on the TV. Thankfully the setting is upfront when you press the menu button, adding to the convenience of switching it on and off as you please.

Once switched on, the console was recognized as an HDR-enabled device and we played our games in HDR. Sadly, when playing games in HDR, there is no “game” mode. Game mode exists in the SDR picture presets only. So, addressing the absence of a “Game mode” when playing games in HDR, honestly, there was no issue I faced when playing fast-paced action games like Gears 5 or Assassins Creed. The experience was fun. Players looking to drop into Warzone in Call of Duty may want to reevaluate their options, but for the single-player experience, there is no issue. Visually, the games look vivid. Gears 5 has some dingy dark corridors and the content was clearly visible on screen without loss of details. A game like Assassin's Creed which is bright and vivid with the colourful countryside of Greece looks rich. Assassin's Creed is one game where we have encountered a warm colour tone on some budget HDR TVs but that wasn't the case here which is also a good thing.

Overall, the gaming performance of the TV is great even for games that present a dark environment.

Hisense 55A71F Audio Performance

The Hisense 55A71F has 30W of sound output and not only is the sound from the TV loud, but it is also quite clear. For a minute I was surprised how loud the speakers of this TV got. For the room I set up the TV in, I didn't need to raise the volume more than 20. At about 17 or 18 I got room-filling sound and the dialogue was clear from movies. Heck, I even enjoyed some action blockbusters and of course during some action sequences I missed my soundbar but for the most part, if you are looking for a TV with decent speakers then this one will not disappoint you.

From a movie like Togo on Disney+ Hotstar which has some incredible ice-breaking sound effects to Mission Impossible with its fast-paced action accompanied by a background score and even games like Forza Horizon that have a roaring engine that commands attention, it was well audible on this TV considering these are TV speakers.

UI

The Hisense 55A71F runs on Android and the UI is exactly the same as we’ve experienced on TVs from OnePlus, Xiaomi, TCL and many more packing the Android TV punch. While most of the UI will be familiar to those that have used an Android TV, there are some subtle changes that are for the better. As mentioned above, you can quickly bring up the picture and presets with the hotkeys on the remote control and controlling HDMI 2.0 settings doesn't involve you digging through menus.

Overall, Android on this TV runs as good as any competing TV and the slight changes to the settings menu are welcome.

Remote control

Now let's move to something I don't like about this TV - the remote control. Let's talk about the good first. It has dedicated hotkeys for the picture and sound presets which is awesome. Above the mute button, it has a button to put off the display. So, if you have your favourite music playlist running on YouTube, you can switch off the display and just use the speakers. It also has dedicated hotkeys for Netflix, Prime Video, Hotstar, YouTube and Google Play as well.

However, the navigational buttons are too close to the menu, home, back and a few other buttons. Because of this, instead of pressing ‘up’ I end up pressing the assistant button. Instead of pressing down, I ended up pressing the home button. This might sound like a small thing but try pressing home a number of times while trying to bring up the seek bar for a streaming service! It can get quite annoying. The quality of some of the buttons on the remote too felt a little cheap. Apart from this, the remote is quite functional and gets the job done.

Build and design

Coming to the build of the Hisense 55A71F, the display has almost no bezels giving you quite an immersive experience. The TV has two separate feet that hold it in place and while the quality of the feet doesn’t feel as premium as the ones found on the OnePlus U, it gets the job done.

The TV has a relatively slim profile with all the ports at the back. The only downside is that the ports aren't close to the side of the TV, rather closer to the center making it quite inconvenient to reach if the TV is wall mounted. You may want to do your cable management before mounting this TV on a wall. As far as connectivity options are concerned, the TV has headphones out, 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, ethernet, optical and an AV port. It also has a good old antenna port.

Bottom Line

It's easy to recommend the Hisense 55A71F considering the price and the features it brings to the table. It has a smooth UI, is a feature-rich TV and above all has great picture performance for both consuming content from OTT and playing games. The only qualm I have is with the design of the remote control. If you are looking for a 55-inch 4 HDR TV under Rs 40,000 then you can definitely consider the Hisense 55A71F. Source link Read the full article

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OnePlus has signed a deal with the streaming platform Lionsgate Play to provide users with new content on their OnePlus smart TVs. The content will be from Lionsgate Play's library. OnePlus TV users, including the ones that own the latest OnePlus TV U1S, will get access to a plethora of Lionsgate Play content. Lionsgate Play can allow for access to content such as box office hits, academy award-winning movies, and local titles.

There are a number of titles that have become quite popular on the platform. This includes Hunter Killer, Normal People, Angel Has Fallen, John Wick 3, The Girlfriend Experience, Love Island, and more.

Lionsgate Play will be accessible via OxygenPlay, which allows for easy access to content on OnePlus TVs.

Another day, another reason to switch to OxygenPlay 2.0 Now watch your favourite @Lionsgate movies only on #OnePlusTV pic.twitter.com/e9NiJcqg8V

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Marking the partnership, Navnit Nakra, Vice President, Chief Strategy Officer, and Head of India Sales at OnePlus India shared, “With the OnePlus smart TV portfolio, our focus is to provide an unparalleled and immersive smart TV experience to our community. The partnership with Lionsgate Play will provide our OnePlus TV users access to exclusive content curated from all over the world across genres and languages thus further elevating their content viewing experience”.

The content can also be consumed in six different languages, namely, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Kannada, and Bhojpuri.

For those who don't know, OnePlus has the TV U, Y, and Q series that includes the latest OnePlus TV U1S, the OnePlus TV Y1, and the OnePlus TV Q1. All these smart TVs stand in multiple price brackets: from affordable to high-end ones.

The OnePlus TV Y1 starts at Rs 17,999, the OnePlus TV U1S starts at Ts 46,999, and the TV Q1 starts at Rs, 62,900.

source https://www.firstpost.com/tech/news-analysis/oneplus-partners-with-lionsgate-play-streaming-platform-to-bring-new-content-to-its-smart-tvs-9821681.html

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OnePlus TV U1S Alleged Renders Showcase Sleek Design and NFC-Enabled Remote, Here's How They Look

OnePlus TV U1S Alleged Renders Showcase Sleek Design and NFC-Enabled Remote, Here’s How They Look

OnePlus TV U1S render (Image: Pricebaba) The OnePlus TV U1S will reportedly run on Android TV 10 out-of-the-box and support Google Assistant, Chromecast, and OnePlay 2.0 with live channel. The OnePlus TV U1S’s alleged renders have surfaced online, ahead of the official launch in India on June 10. The new renders showcase the bezel-less design the company previously teased, with the OnePlus…

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Why this is happening, new prices and more

Why this is happening, new prices and more

Popular smartphone manufacturer Oneplus increased the prices of its televisions in India, including the OnePlus U1S TV series. OnePlus TV prices in India have increased by as much as 17.5% for some models, while some have seen a rather reasonable price increase. OnePlus has not yet detailed the reason for the price increase, but it is believed to be due to the higher prices of open cell panels…