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Sony vs VU: Which Brands make the Best Television in the Present Time? |
With the market featuring both prominent, age-old manufacturers like Sony and
promising new brands like Vu, selecting a TV can become tricky. The attractive
features available and he compelling price points can literally have you spoilt
for choice! In such a situation it's best to base your decision on objective
parameters that will impact your viewing experience.
For instance, you may prefer a
Sony TV with a built-in camera to a Vu television
that doesn’t have one. Likewise, you may prefer a Vu television with a QLED
display to a Sony TV that has a regular LED panel.
Luckily, even though TVs from Sony and Vu may look similar and their displays
may seem equally attractive, the hardware and technology used tend to differ.
So, you can quite effectively filter out TV sets based upon what’s important to
you.
To help you make an informed decision, here’s a rundown on the key technologies
that come with Sony and Vu television sets.
Vu TV Technology and Features
4K TV
Vu couples 4K resolution displays with the WCG (Wide Colour Gamut) technology to
give you crisp images with enhanced colours. While WCG compatibility ensures
that the tones you see are more impactful, as the colours are intensified, the
4K resolution produces sharp and detailed content via over 8 million pixels.
Together, these provide for an immersive visual experience.
QLED displays
Vu in its Quantum Pixelight LED TV series sets sport a QLED display. A QLED
display has tiny, nano-sized semiconductor-based crystals that work to give you
enhanced and improved contrast ratios, brightness and colour accuracy.
The Quantum Pixelight Vu TVs also have large screen sizes, 65 inches to 75
inches, thus promising you a cinema-like experience at home.
HDR Supreme
Some
Vu TVs also have HDR technology thus giving you images that
possess greater depth. This is because factors like the accuracy of colours and
contrast ratios are improved and so, irrespective of the shades present in the
content, the visuals look brighter and better.
With HDR displays, the gap between whites and blacks is enhanced and this lets
you enjoy more natural and lifelike viewing.
Android OS and Vu OS
Vu Smart TVs run on an Android OS or an Opera-based operating system called a Vu
OS. TVs with the Android OS give you access to tons of apps that you can
download from the store and TVs with the Vu OS have the AnyView Cast feature,
which allows you to cast content from your mobile phone on to the big screen.
Moreover, these devices also have the Remote Now app, which allows you to use
your smartphone as a remote control for greater convenience.
Sony TV Technology and Features
Triluminos Display
A Sony trademark, the Triluminos Display offers a wider colour palette and thus
gives you enhanced the viewing experience. This technology also produces natural
tones, thanks to its excellent colour adaptation and precise colour mapping.
Besides, unlike most other LED TVs that don’t reproduce blues, reds and greens
efficiently, Sony TVs with Triluminos Display panels do the job well.
Android OS
Sony smart TVs run on the Android operating system, which works seamlessly on
the appliance. You also get to install various apps available on Google Play and
thus have a variety of games and media options at your disposal.
Besides, the OS is easy to launch, and the content bar is customisable. It also
allows you to browse media while still watching ongoing content and the latest
Sony TVs come with Google Assistant, which makes browsing easier and handier.
Built-in camera
In terms of hardware, Sony goes the extra mile and offers you a built-in camera
with its premium models. Thanks to this, you can now record moments that you
spend with your loved ones, enjoy live video calling or even take selfies!
MotionFlow XR
As a rule of thumb, the faster the refresh rate, the clearer high action content
will appear on the screen. Sony TVs have MotionFlow XR, a technology that
improves the TVs display speed by adding additional images into the incoming
feed and hence reduces blurring. This feature useful for gamers and for viewing
live sports like cricket and football.
X-Protection Pro
Sony also has excellent protection features that safeguard your TV from damage
against both internal and external factors. The sets have no ventilation holes
and so, your TV is protected from dust particles that would otherwise enter it.
Further, the wires and cables have a special anti-humid coating, which lowers
the risk of a short circuit arising due to high moisture levels. Also, the
internal safety capacitor safeguards the TV against power fluctuations and your
set is protected against lightning, up to 9000 volts.
Now that you are aware of the key technologies of both the brands, choose a TV
that matches your needs. To bring home a TV without overshooting your budget,
purchase one on No Cost EMI via the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network. Here, you can buy
not just TVs, but also other products like kitchen appliances, personal gadgets,
and clothes.
What is Bajaj Finserv EMI Network and why should you shop here?
An extensive network, the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network offers you the best products
online and offline via 60,000+ partner sellers in over 1,300 cities across the
country. These sellers offer more than a million products ranging from
electronics and personal appliances to gadgets and groceries, all on No Cost
EMIs. When you shop for a TV here, you can choose from various brands such as
Samsung, LG, Sony, Vu and Panasonic.
Further, when you opt for No Cost EMI facility, you only repay your TV’s
purchase price, and not a rupee more. Using the EMI Network Card helps you get
the TV specifications you desire as it gives you access to EMI financing of up
to Rs. 4 lakh.
If you don’t have the card yet, you can simply opt for instant in-store
financing and become a member by submitting a few documents. To get started
quickly, check your pre-approved offer from Bajaj Finserv and view your
tailor-made deal and bring home your new Vu or Sony TV before the festive
season!
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