Realme Smart TV

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Introducing the first ever #realmeSmartTV with:
Ultra-Bright LED Display
24W Dolby Quad Stereo Speakers
Bezel-Less Design
MediaTek Quad-core Processor
Certified Android TV with Google Assistant
Built-in Chromecast

Bring home a smart entertainment experience that comes in two variants - 80cm(32”) and 108cm(43”) starting at an unbeatable price of ₹12,999

First sale goes live at 12 PM, 2nd June on realme.com and Flipkart.

 

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[Nishant]

Chinese players OnePlus, Realme to switch off manufacturing, selling TVs in India

Chinese companies OnePlus and Realme have decided to discontinue the production and sale of televisions in India, according to sources. However, the companies will continue to operate in the smartphone business in the country. This move comes as there is increasing pressure on Chinese companies...

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[mhsabir]

I guess it's better to buy products from companies which are there in a segment for a few years ..

 

[SVK]

I have heard 2 different opinions from people.
Few say (which I also agree) to buy costlier TVs from renowned brands like Sony, Samsung, LG.
While others say that buy TVs which are cheaper (Like Vu, Mi, etc), use for few years and throw away (if not able to resale). Cheaper TV screen anyways have less life of 2-3 years as per them, so they can purchase new TV again after few years.

 

[Nishant]

It can be vice versa too. My VU 32" lasted 7 years. There's a Videocon 32" at wife's place that is still running since 10+ years.

 

[mhsabir]

True. I would say wait to see 3-4 years of they are serious in the segment. Like Vu has been around for some time, so in that aspect might be a better bet than a brand that just launches.

Like I just saw Zebronics launching laptops. Might still be better of with other Chinese brands than them.

In mobile, i would say the same about lava or Micromax who keep making comebacks but don't give me enough confidence to buy