Acer O series includes OLED TVs with 55-inch and 65-inch 120Hz displays
Acer W+ and V series include QLED TVs starting at 32-inch screen size.
Acer LED LCD TVs in H+, I and G series emphasize powerful audio.
Indkal Technologies, a Bengaluru-based company and the official licensee for Acer's large appliances and TVs in India, has introduced a new lineup of Acer Google TVs in the country. The latest range has a diverse selection of models, including OLED TVs from the O-series, QLED TVs from the W+ and V series, and LED LCD TVs from the G, I, and H+ series.
One notable aspect of the new Acer TVs is their emphasis on audio quality. For instance, the H+ series boasts a powerful 76-watt speaker system. The flagship OLED TVs come with a 60W audio system and will be available in 55-inch and 65-inch display sizes.
Canvas painting (left) vs Acer W-series QLED (right)
Interestingly, Indkal Technologies is also introducing a 32-inch QLED TV option, alongside variants in 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch sizes. The V series offers affordable QLED options, while the W+ series places a focus on design with its narrow bezels and a flexible wall mount that allows the TV to sit flush against the wall.
Acer V-series QLED TVs
Also Read: What are MicroLED displays? How are they better than OLED or mini LED displays?
The LED LCD TVs in the I series feature a new audio system, with 30-watt speakers in the 32-inch and 40-inch models, and 36-watt and 40-watt speakers in the UHD models available in sizes 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch.
Price and Availability
The new range of Google Acer TVs will go official in phases starting with the I series on June 6 and continuing till July 7. The company is expected to detail the pricing closer to the availability, but from what we learned from the Acer representatives at the launch event, the prices are expected to start at approximately INR 13,990 for the 32-inch LED LCD. The premium O-series OLED TVs are expected to start at INR 1,20,000 for the 55-inch variant.
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