Aside from the TWS earphones and smartwatch, Realme also recently announced its Android smart TV in India. Dubbed as the Realme Smart TV, it features a bezel-less display with Chroma Boost Picture Engine for improving picture quality and is powered by a quad-core processor.
With up to 400 nits of brightness, the Realme Smart TV features a Chroma Boost Picture Engine and runs under MediaTek’s quad-core processor consisting of an ARM Cortex A53 matched with a Mali-470 MP3 GPU.
Among its highlights include a 24W quad stereo speakers powered with Dolby Audio, voice commands through Google Assistant, and playing of digital content from your smartphone to your TV via Chromecast. Users can also use the smart TV in two modes: stand and wall-mounted.
The Realme Smart TV provides multiple connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. It also supports online streaming of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and other streaming services.
Available in India on June 2 at 12 PM, the Realme Smart TV comes in two configurations: a 32-inch with 1366 × 768 resolution and a 43-inch with 1920 × 1080 resolution. It retails for RS 12,999 and RS 21,999, respectively.
According to your article, the 32 inch is the more expensive one. Is that correct?