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• OnePlus launched its first-ever premium smart TV in 2015, but it took four years to launch its successor. • The OnePlus TV 65 Q2 Pro is a stylish and elegant addition to any space, and it features thin bezels on all sides. • The TV offers superior color accuracy, contrast, and brightness and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and HLG with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and MEMC technology. The OnePlus brand has long been synonymous with high-quality smartphones that offer excellent features at affordable prices. However, the company’s 2019 foray into the smart TV market has not been quite as impressive. While the company started with a premium offering (OnePlus TV Q1 Pro), it took nearly four years to launch its successor. But the successor is finally here, and the OnePlus TV 65 Q2 Pro is an impressive addition to any home entertainment setup, offering a sleek design and impressive features that make it a standout choice in the crowded smart TV market. In this comprehensive review, you’ll learn everything you need to know about this TV – from its design and assembly to its display quality and audio features. We’ll also cover its software features and user experience, as well as its pros and cons, so you can make an informed decision before spending your hard-earned money. Table of Contents 1 • • • • • • OnePlus TV 65 Q2 Pro: Design Overview The OnePlus TV 65 Q2 Pro is a stylish and elegant addition to any space. It features a fixed Horizon soundbar with a brushed metal finish that...

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The Both use Android TV, so provide features like Chromecast and Google Assistant. Early indications suggest they may cost less than similar alternatives from a company like Samsung, too. But which one should you keep an eye on? The answer’s simple: the Xiaomi Mi TV range is for budget buyers while the OnePlus Q1 TV seems to promise high-end performance at a reasonable price, just like OnePlus’s phones. OnePlus TV vs Xiaomi Mi TV — Release date Xiaomi has been releasing TVs in China since 2013 and the sets are starting to spread across the globe, much like the brand’s phones. You can now buy the 43-inch and 55-inch Xiaomi Mi TV 4 sets from Amazon Germany, and the latest range was announced on September 24. The Xiaomi Mi Full Screen TV Pro is available in 43-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch variants, which are expected to go on sale imminently. However, it’s not yet known where they will be sold outside China. Related: The OnePlus TV is potentially a much more dramatic release for us Westerners. It was announced at an event in India on September 26 and, while OnePlus is a Chinese company, it has sold its gadgets outside China since it launched. Sales of the TV start in India on September 28, with a UK launch of the OnePlus TV vs Xiaomi Mi TV — Price The wide gap in pricing between OnePlus and Xiaomi TVs tells you they are aimed at different users. Xiaomi’s TVs are relatively affordable: the 43-inch Mi Full Screen TV Pro costs ¥1499 (around £170 in a direct currency conversion). It...

That said, a global pandemic is likely moving around a lot of release schedules, and we're not sure if OnePlus would push ahead with a US, UK and Europe release at a time when so many retail stores are closed – especially when, for a TV range entering a country for the first time, ensuring shoppers can get their eyeballs on a set in person is pretty important for driving initial growth. For now, though, we can give you the full run-down on the OnePlus TV: the models currently available, the pricing in the territories where it's currently available, and our educated guess about when and how it might come further afield. Not to mention the Bluetooth technology and UPDATE: The OnePlus TV is getting a new, cheaper iteration from July 2 , which we now know will feature rotating speakers, a 95% screen-to-body ratio, and a super-slim design even thinner than the OnePlus 8 smartphone . It's set to be a lot cheaper than the premium Q1 and Q1 Pro models released so far, while the expanding range bodes well for our hopes to see a OnePlus TV come to Europe and the US. For more speculation on when this might be, scroll on below... Cut to the chase • What is it? The first • Where is it available? India and China for now – with North America and Europe expected to follow • What does it cost? The standard Q1 TV retails at Rs 69,899 (around $950 / £750 / AU$1,400), while the premium Q1 Pro model retails at Rs 99,899 (around $1,300 / £1,100 / AU$2,000) OnePlus TV launch date and availabilit...

Smartphone maker OnePlus has unveiled its first smart TV – or to be more exact, two TVs. It first announced the project all the way back in 2018 and has been dropping teasers about it ever since, with the frequency increasing as it unveiled its latest product at a product launch in India. We now have a better idea of what the OnePlus TV will offer. OnePlus TV release date The OnePlus TV will go on sale in India first on September 28th. By the sounds of it, the rest of the world will have to wait to see a OnePlus TV in their living rooms. OnePlus has said its TV will come to North America, Europe and China “as soon as we establish partnerships with most of local and regional content providers”. “We want to be sure of every step we take, which is why we wanted to focus on one market at a time,” OnePlus wrote in a OnePlus TV price OnePlus built its success on so-called “flagship-killer” smartphones, which offer high-end specs and features at a significantly lower price. With its TVs, OnePlus has designs on achieving a similar result. We know the price for the TVs in Indian Rupees, so a conversion to Pound Sterling is likely not an accurate reflection of what it will eventually cost in the UK market. The OnePlus TV Q1 will sell for ₹69,900, which is just under £800. The OnePlus TV Q1 Pro retails for ₹99,900, which would translate to £1100 or so. That’s perhaps not as aggressive we would have expected, but compared to flagship TVs from the major brands, it’s a lot less. That pr...