Key Highlights
- The Samsung HD Ready LED Smart TV Wondertainment Series is perfect for families with children.
- Comes with mega contrast, PurColor, and HD picture quality.
Unlike smartphones, TVs have significantly decreased in price, making the great new TV technology affordable to everyone. Additionally, three stand out among the various TV manufacturers on the market, i.e., Samsung, LG, and Sony. They set the bar for the best TVs out there with smart TV technology, high picture quality, a sleek and elegant design, and some pretty remarkable screen sizes.
In this article, we are comparing three smart TVs, i.e., Samsung 32 Inches HD Ready LED Smart TV Wondertainment Series, LG 32 Inches HD Ready Smart LED TV and Sony Bravia 32 inches HD Ready Smart LED TV. Every brand has models that stand out in particular categories. But the bottom line? We’ll tell you here.
Design And Display
The Samsung HD Ready LED Smart TV Wondertainment Series sports a slim and stylish design. It has a 32-inch HD Ready (1366 × 768) LED panel with a 60Hz of refresh rate. The display further has mega contrast, PurColor, and HD picture quality.
On the other hand, the LG HD Ready Smart LED TV has a standard plastic frame style. If hung on a wall or even just placed on a flat surface, its wider and blockier shape takes up room. It is a 32-inch Smart TV with an HD resolution that is natively supported. This TV’s feature set is better than most entry-level 32-inch TVs.
Moving to the Sony Bravia HD Ready Smart LED TV, its design is more classical with narrow bezels on all four sides and an elongated chin underneath the company logo on the bottom bezel. It has a 32-inch panel with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and a 50Hz refresh rate.
OS And Features
The Samsung HD Ready LED Smart TV Wondertainment Series comes equipped with features like voice assistants, SmartThings app, personal computer, home cloud, live cast, screen share, and music system. As for connectivity, it has two HDMI ports to connect the set-top box, Blu-Ray players, and gaming console. Also, it comes with one USB port to connect hard drives and other USB devices.
The Samsung TV has 20W sound output with Dolby Digital Plus. It further has Alexa built-in. Simply ask Alexa to play music, control smart home devices, find movies, get sports updates, and more.
On the other hand, the LG TV’s latest version of the operating system has received a webOS Notify feature that works like the notification feature on our phones. From texts, incoming calls, and emails, to software updates, you can check notifications right away. The LG TV’s AI ThinQ function is its most intriguing feature. The built-in AI features in this TV, according to LG, will handle more than 800 voice search requests. It includes three HDMI ports in total, including one HDMI ARC port, and one USB port.
The quad-core processor within the Sony Bravia HD Ready Smart LED TV has four ARM Cortex A55 cores and a Mali-G31 GPU. You get 1.5GB RAM and 16GB of internal storage, of which the OS and preinstalled apps use around half and the remaining third is left over for your use. Moving on to connectivity, this Sony TV has the majority of common input/output ports. A 3.5mm headphone jack, an optical audio out, coaxial A/V inputs, a LAN connector, and three HDMI ports, one of which supports ARC, two USB 2.0 ports, and other ports are included.
Verdict
All three models, i.e., Samsung HD Ready LED Smart TV Wondertainment Series, LG HD Ready Smart LED TV, and Sony Bravia HD Ready Smart LED TV, are priced under Rs. 30,000. However, the LG Smart TV is filled to the brim with premium features. A motion remote, HDR and other technologies like AI ThinQ are uncommon on low-cost TVs or any other models with a comparable price. The LG HD Ready Smart LED TV is a serious contender if you were looking to upgrade to a smart TV because it offers great value for the money along with a good picture and audio quality.