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Vu Premium 4K TV Range Launched in India, Priced at Rs. 24,999 Onwards

The Premium 4K TV range will be available to buy on Flipkart

Vu Premium 4K TV Range Launched in India, Priced at Rs. 24,999 Onwards

The new TV range comes with Android TV 9 Pie

Highlights
  • Vu has launched the Premium 4K TV range in India
  • The range is available in sizes starting at 43 inches
  • Dolby Vision HDR is supported on the Premium 4K TV
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Following the launch of its Cinema TV range, Indian television manufacturer Vu has now launched a new line of televisions in India. The Vu Premium 4K TV range is the latest in the company's product lineup, and is a part of its affordable feature-filled televisions available for the online market in India. Priced at Rs. 24,999 onwards, the Premium 4K TV range runs on the Android TV platform, and is available in three sizes: 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch. The TVs will be available for purchase on e-commerce platform Flipkart.

The Vu Premium 4K TV range runs on Android TV 9 Pie, with support for all major apps and streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar, and YouTube. As the name suggests, all televisions in the range are 4K LED TVs, with a screen resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. The televisions also support HDR including the Dolby Vision standard, and have a claimed brightness rating of 400nits.

The new range is similar to the Vu Cinema TV range launched recently, but with slightly more affordable pricing. Key differences between the two are a changed design language, and sound output, with the Premium 4K TV range coming with 30W of sound output across all three size variants. While the Vu Cinema TV range is primarily available on Amazon, the Premium 4K TV range will be extensively sold through Flipkart.

The Vu Premium 4K TV range also features a smaller, sleek remote with fewer buttons than on traditional remotes. The remote has hotkeys for Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and Hotstar, along with a Google Assistant button and a D-pad for navigation. Like other Android TV devices, the Vu Premium 4K TV range also has a built-in Chromecast for Google Cast support. There is also Dolby Audio tuning for the TV's speaker system.

The 43-inch Vu Premium 4K TV is priced at Rs. 24,999, the 50-inch variant retails at Rs. 27,999, and the 55-inch option costs Rs. 31,999. This makes the Vu Premium 4K TV range the most affordable television in India with Dolby Vision support (that we know of).


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Display 50.00-inch
Screen Type LED
OS Android
Smart TV Yes
Resolution Standard 4K
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  • Design
  • Performance
  • Value for Money
  • Software
  • Features
  • Good
  • Understated, sophisticated design
  • 4K and Dolby Vision
  • Excellent Android TV software
  • Sharp, detailed picture
  • Very well priced
  • Bad
  • Colours not always accurate
  • Jittery motion
  • Picture issues with HDMI devices
Display 55.00-inch
Screen Type LED
OS Android
Smart TV Yes
Resolution Standard 4K
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