It has quite a few positives and some negatives. I think that for its price it is a good choice and has quite a few features. The positives are that it has ARC on HDMI, which means it sends sound to an A/V receiver if you have one. The built-in speaker is quite good nonetheless. It has Bluetooth to send audio and for accessories, but it doesn't connect easily and not with everything. In terms of picture quality, it's good but has a strange tint—it's not annoying and can be adjusted, so that's okay. The issue is with the software. Although it has Android TV, it's a very cheap version and doesn't let you do many things, but the positive is that you can download files from elsewhere and install them. Where it really loses out is with videos, as it supports almost no audio types like DTS, Dolby, and such, only some very basic formats and mainly stereo, and even though you can do through pass to the amplifier, it sends PCM 2 stereo. In other words, it doesn't support the codecs we're talking about. Also, in terms of image, it only supports SDR and the HDR vision options are locked out, as if they've been disabled for years. Surely, with some upgrade all these could be fixed, but I don't think they'll do it, since from what I saw the company doesn't offer much support in India in general. For 250 it's good... generally, if you can, get something better for a bit more. It's a 50-50 situation.
