32 inch panasonic with bluetooth

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hello everyone.. need a guidance on buying a tv with reasonable long duration ,with bluetooth, its jus usage for normal tv ,nothing of games or software or internet stuffs ,just normal standard cable tv like thingy .
went to shop saw only 3 models mostly with them -

TH-32PS550DX Panasonic
32LR573B6LA LG
32lr608 lg

read that lg have bluetooth with no doubt . but panasonic , i am not sure.. some say it have , some say it doesnt have . also read that panasonic have good picture clarity than lg . this lead to confusion which to choose.., i want a good picture quality with blueooth with good built obviously like any other customer . please kindly guide me
thank you .
 
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If you check the Panasonic site for the above model, it clearly mentions no Bluetooth. And if you are interested in a Panasonic, the following model does have it.

TH-32PS680DX
 
hello,thank you for guidance , sorry for late reply .. i bought lg32lr570 which have bluetooth in it, it was cheap within 13k . works okish.. but not sure what to do with color..they appear dull even with bull brightness.. please do suggest if have any idea on it .
another thing is i want cable tv for it ..no internet ever to the tv . so i was trying with local which was not worth enough ..so i was talking to bsnl fiber lineman ..the staff told there is bsnl cable tv which offers rs150s per month , now i am not sure if this will take my fiber into it and my internet shared to the tv for the iptv (just searched about this in net ) , i want the cable tv to be separate from my fiber . please kindly input about this , if any one have this bsnl cable tv , please do guide,. thank you .
 
You can try increasing saturation or contrast. It's a sub-15, non-FHD TV, so you'd have to limit your expectations.
 
For color, play around with color settings and presets. If you don't want internet on TV or any TV box (like Android TV, Fire TV, etc) then you are limited to DTH or local digital cable service. The "BSNL cable tv" the lineman was referring to is IFTV which runs on internet although it doesn't count towards data usage.
 
thank you @Lolita_Magnum @sloj , mm yes thats what i figured , i dont like sharing internet as it breaches my privacy through cross ads between machines .
so if there is a way about removing apps like youtube or amazons or other shopping aps or even browsers in LG tv .. and keepin only the iftv .. i could stop the cross ads ?
if this is possible , my next question would be -- my modem is another room , not in tv place .. so possible for another fiber modem to wire to the tv ..as i dont want the wifi in tv for ease of access for anyone to jus switch and watch without a fuzz .
i am not sure what else doubts i could get in future.. please kindly bother me, thanks :)
 
Yeah, automatic content recognition on TVs can be an issue for people who take privacy more seriously. I don't think cross ads will be an issue if don't use apps on the TV.

LG tvs runs on webOS and I don't know if IFTV apps are available on it or not. There are a few options for IFTV which you can check here for your location. Skypro IFTV is available for most locations and it has a free package which has FTA channels.

You can just buy an ethernet switch if you want to expand ports from you current fiber ONT and then pull a ethernet cable to the TV.

Also there was a plan which included IFTV called Silver Jubilee FTTH plan for 625 per month. You have to ask at your local BSNL office if it's still available.
 
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