43" FHD TV for cable

[buBleZ]

Dear All,
Looking for recommendations for FHD TV with the following requirements

1. Cable watching with some online streaming
2. FHD is sufficient though 4K is also welcome
3. Lagfree android OS
4. Family with elders will use. So the remote and TV usage shouldn't be too techy or sofisticated.
5. Budget: Around 50K
6. Only big brands like LG, samsung, Sony etc. Family folks don't trust anything else

Regards,
Sateesh

 

[lightgamer]

This might not be the best advice, but Motorola ZX2 looks very good for your use. It has android 10, a very powerful processor and as a bonus can also play 4k HDR(with Dolby Vision and Atmos) content if you need. It also has fairly decent speakers with the integrated soundbar.

For ease of use, it has Chromecast support so your family can easily cast anything from their phone to TV. The 40" costs 22k while 43" costs 25k. IMO, a fairly good price as well.

 

[Donivlapog]

Sanyo Kaisen(Panasonic undertaking, so a major brand) 43" is around 24k at Amazon. It is driven by Android 9.0 and is something worth considering.

 

[doubleseven]

Dear All,
Looking for recommendations for FHD TV with the following requirements

1. Cable watching with some online streaming
2. FHD is sufficient though 4K is also welcome
3. Lagfree android OS
4. Family with elders will use. So the remote and TV usage shouldn't be too techy or sofisticated.
5. Budget: Around 50K
6. Only big brands like LG, samsung, Sony etc. Family folks don't trust anything else

Regards,
Sateesh

Which one did you end up buying?

 

[buBleZ]

I did buy Sanyo Kaisen 43" recommended by the above member

 

[crashnburn]

Sanyo Kaisen(Panasonic undertaking, so a major brand) 43" is around 24k at Amazon. It is driven by Android 9.0 and is something worth considering.

I did buy Sanyo Kaisen 43" recommended by the above member

@buBleZ - Hows your Sanyo IPS experience so far?

@Donivlapog - Sanyo is a Panasonic sub brand? How?

 

[Donivlapog]

@buBleZ - Hows your Sanyo IPS experience so far?

@Donivlapog - Sanyo is a Panasonic sub brand? How?

It was acquired by Panasonic. They remain Panasonic's inexpensive offerings but are serviced by the same network. If Sanyo and Panasonic are kept side by side Panasonic will show its quality but Sanyo can't be discounted as a mushroom manufacturer like Vu or a Chinese brand like TCL and can't be weary about its potential lack of support.

 

[mahaaprasaad]

It was acquired by Panasonic. They remain Panasonic's inexpensive offerings but are serviced by the same network. If Sanyo and Panasonic are kept side by side Panasonic will show its quality but Sanyo can't be discounted as a mushroom manufacturer like Vu or a Chinese brand like TCL and can't be weary about its potential lack of support.

I own the same TV, purchased in an offer at Amazon at deadly cheap Rs.19K (full HD but not smart Tv). Technology and functionality wise it is fairly good and comparable to big brands. But, they have compromised in build quality, to keep the price low, targeting economy market in India. Value for Money product. We added a Amazon Firestick to make it full-fledged.

 

[crashnburn]

It was acquired by Panasonic. They remain Panasonic's inexpensive offerings but are serviced by the same network.

Thats good to hear.

If Sanyo and Panasonic are kept side by side Panasonic will show its quality but Sanyo can't be discounted as a mushroom manufacturer like Vu or a Chinese brand like TCL

Hmm..

and can't be weary about its potential lack of support.

Do elaborate please?

 

[crashnburn]

It was acquired by Panasonic. They remain Panasonic's inexpensive offerings but are serviced by the same network. If Sanyo and Panasonic are kept side by side Panasonic will show its quality but Sanyo can't be discounted as a mushroom manufacturer like Vu or a Chinese brand like TCL

@Donivlapog @vinodj @gopalgupta - The following I did not quite get.. do clarify please.

and can't be weary about its potential lack of support.

 

[Donivlapog]

@Donivlapog @vinodj @gopalgupta - The following I did not quite get.. do clarify please.

No what I meant was they can't be said to be lacking customer service support.

 

[crashnburn]

It was acquired by Panasonic. They remain Panasonic's inexpensive offerings but are serviced by the same network. If Sanyo and Panasonic are kept side by side Panasonic will show its quality but Sanyo can't be discounted as a mushroom manufacturer like Vu or a Chinese brand like TCL and can't be weary about its potential lack of support.

@Donivlapog @vinodj @gopalgupta - The following I did not quite get.. do clarify please.

No what I meant was they can't be said to be lacking customer service support.

Essentially, in terms of QoP: P > S; In terms of Support: S > TCL/ Vu