Image

Diagonal

32 "

Resolution

HD Ready

Resolution

The quality of the image that the television is capable of providing, which comes in the following values: HD Ready, Full HD (1080p), 4K Ultra HD, and 8K Ultra HD.

HD Ready

HD Ready TVs have the ability to display content with a resolution of 1366x768. This resolution is now considered low and is exclusively found on small-sized TVs of 32" and below.

Native Refresh Rate

50/60 Hz

Native Refresh Rate

The refresh rate is the number of frames per second that a TV can display and is expressed in hertz (Hz). Most TVs are 50/60 Hz, while some are 100 or 120 Hz. Higher frame rates offer smoother images (without stuttering or blurring) in fast-paced scenes such as sports or action movies.

Type of Panel

Edge LED

Type of Panel

The technology used by television to display images.

Edge LED

The LED lights, which provide the illumination for the pixels of the television, are placed on the edges of the panel frame. 2. Televisions that incorporate this technology have lower color contrast performance, but have reduced cost and weight.

Local Dimming

No

Local Dimming

LED TVs use LED backlighting behind the screen. LED TVs with Local Dimming capability can illuminate different areas of the screen with different intensities, achieving better local black performance and contrast compared to regular LEDs.

OLED TVs do not require this technology as the lighting is integrated into each individual pixel and can be completely turned off, providing absolute black and even better contrast.

Audio

Channels

Stereo

Channels

Channels refer to the number and type of individual speakers contained in the television and are described by 2 numbers separated by a dot. The first number refers to how many full-range speakers (speakers for the entire frequency range) the television contains, while the second refers to how many subwoofer-type speakers (speakers specialized for bass frequencies). For example, a television with 2.1 speakers has 2 regular speakers and 1 subwoofer.

2. Almost all television programs are stereo (for playback from at least 2 speakers), meaning they are designed to sound different in each of the 2 speakers to give the listener a sense of space. More speakers make this feeling even more realistic, and the presence of a subwoofer gives fuller bass.

Stereo

Most televisions have stereo speakers, meaning they contain 2 speakers for stereo sound (sound with depth).

Power

12 W

Power

The sum of the power of the TV speakers. Most TVs have 2 speakers of 10 watts each, which add up to 20 watts.

The TV speakers are sufficient for basic use, but for an improved experience, it is recommended to use a Soundbar or a Home Cinema system.

Features & Functions

Receiver

DVB-C, DVB-T2

Receiver

The type of receiver for terrestrial (free-to-air) or satellite TV that is installed on the television.

DVB-C

Type of receiver for monitoring channels/services through an Internet connection.

DVB-T2

Type of receiver for monitoring terrestrial broadcast channels (free-to-air TV).

Media Player

Yes

Media Player

The existence or not of an integrated media player that provides the ability to play videos, music, and photos through an external hard drive or USB stick.

PVR Recording

No

PVR Recording

Ability to install the program on an external hard drive or USB stick.

Hotel Mode

No

Hotel Mode

Lock function for TV settings.

Voice Commands

No

Voice Commands

Ability to control the TV through voice commands. This is usually done through a built-in microphone on the TV remote.

HbbTV

No

HbbTV

A hybrid HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) television is a Smart TV connected to the internet that offers users access to online services (e.g. ERTflix, Mega Plus, SKAI Hybrid and Open Hybrid) through the terrestrial television program.

VRR

No

VRR

A TV with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) can adjust the refresh rate in real-time to match the frequency of the signal source, such as PC, Xbox One, Xbox S/X, and PlayStation 5. It provides benefits such as eliminating "tearing" (where the image briefly splits into two parts), lower input lag (the time between receiving the signal and displaying the image on the screen), and smoother overall gameplay with reduced stutter.

Additional Specifications

Software

Without

Software

The operating system used by the television.

The operating system of the television is the basic software that manages its functions, such as menus, application installation, etc.

Wired Connections

Ethernet

No

Ethernet

Internet connection port with cable.

Headphones

No

Headphones

Connection port for wired headphones.

Digital Audio Optical

No

Digital Audio Optical

Digital audio signal transfer port via optical fiber cable.

USB

1

HDMI

2

Number of HDMI 2.1

-

Number of HDMI 2.1

Newer HDMI standard, which supports higher resolution and refresh rate and is necessary to take advantage of features (such as 120Hz) offered by the new Sony PlayStation 5 & Microsoft Xbox Series X|S consoles.

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi

No

Wi-Fi

Wireless internet connectivity capability.

Bluetooth

No

Bluetooth

Ability to wirelessly connect devices using Bluetooth technology, such as Bluetooth headphones, Soundbars, etc.

Miracast

No

Miracast

Transmission of image (photo & video) and sound via WiFi from mobile or laptop to TV.

Chromecast Built-In

No

Chromecast Built-In

Google's template for transmitting images (photos & videos) and sound via WiFi from a mobile or laptop to the television. This is the commercial name of the Google Cast standard installed on Chromecast devices.

Screen Mirroring

No

Screen Mirroring

Wireless display of mobile or laptop screen on TV.

AirPlay

No

AirPlay

Apple's standard for transmitting images (photos & videos) and sound via WiFi between devices. The standard also allows for wireless transmission between screens.

Product Details

Release Date

2021

VESA Mount

100 x 100 mm

VESA Mount

The way to connect the TV with a support base (or wall mount). Along with weight, these are the two characteristics we check to ensure compatibility between the TV and the base.

Energy Label

Energy Class

E

Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption. 

It is worth noting that there is no correspondence between the old and the new energy efficiency scale. Based on the new A-G scale, the minimum televisions available on the market currently belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in the category belong to classes F, E, and D. 

You can find detailed information about the New Energy Label in Skroutz's guide.