The 50-inch TV looks flawless and is sleeker than most others. However, one design flaw would make most pull out their hair. If the TV is wall-mounted, the passageway for utilising USB ports becomes extremely narrow and one has to pull the device forward and insert it.
The picture quality is without doubt, is brilliant. I hooked a Sony PlayStation 3 to the TV and played my copy of Inception. The result was fantastic. A nifty feature called “Notify Bravia” intrigued me the most. With this feature, you can sync your smartphone with the TV and prevent yourself from missing any notification. The TV also comes with a camera, which can be used for taking pictures and recording videos. The TV contains two USB and four HDMI ports.
The 50-inch TV is available for Rs 1,32,000 but the range starts from Rs 69,990.
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