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Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 Sale: Top Offers on TVs, Accessories
Here is a list of some of the best deals that you can find today on Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022
Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale: Best smart TV deals
Sony Bravia 65-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED Google TV (Rs. 61,000)
Sony Bravia 65-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED Google TV is down to Rs. 80,000 (MRP Rs. 1,39,900) on Amazon during the Great Indian Festival sale right now. Amazon is offering a discount worth Rs. 2,500 on payments made using any bank’s card. Interested users can also swap an old TV to get an additional exchange discount of up to Rs. 7,920.
Buy now at: Rs. 80,000 (MRP Rs. 1,39,900)
Hisense 65-inch 4K QLED Android TV (65U6G)
This 65-inch QLED Android TV from Hisense was launched in India with a special price tag of Rs. 84,990. Now, Amazon has listed the smart TV for Rs. 60,000. SBI credit and debit card users can avail an additional discount worth Rs. 1,500. Further, the e-commerce website is offering up to Rs. 7,920 exchange discount. The Hisense 65-inch 4K QLED Android TV (65U6G) features a 4K (3,840×2,160 pixels) resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. It is equipped with 24W enhanced by Dolby Atmos technology and comes with a built-in Chromecast and a voice control remote.
Buy now at: Rs. 60,000 (MRP Rs. 84,990)
Vu 55-inch Masterpiece Glo QLED TV
During the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale, customers can grab the 55-inch Vu Masterpiece Glo QLED TV for Rs. 68,999, instead of the original launch price of Rs. 74,999. Amazon is offering an exchange discount of up to 7,920. EMI options start at Rs. 3,297 as well. The Vu 55-inch Masterpiece Glo QLED TV features a 4K (3,840×2,160 pixels) QLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and 800 nits of peak brightness. It has 4.1-channel 100W speakers with 4 master speakers and a subwoofer. The smart TV offers Dolby Atmos support.
Buy now at: Rs. 68,999 (MRP Rs. 74,999)
LG 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV
LG’s 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV is available for Rs. 44,980 during the ongoing sale, down from the retail price of Rs. 71,990. The EMI options start at Rs. 2,532. Further, SBI card users can save up to 10 percent on credit/ debit card or EMI purchases. The LG’s 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV features a 4K Ultra HD (2,160 x 3,840 pixels) display with 60Hz refresh rate and HDR 10 Pro support.
Buy now at: Rs. 44,980 (MRP Rs. 71,990)
Redmi 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV X50
During the Amazon festival sale, customers can purchase the Redmi 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV X50 at Rs. 27,999, which is lower than its original price of Rs. 38,999. In addition to the discount, customers can also avail of an exchange discount of up to Rs. 7,920 on specific TV models. The smart TV has impressive features including support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+ formats for high dynamic range content. The TV support different sound formats including Dolby Audio for the inbuilt speakers, Dolby Atmos pass-through over eARC, and DTS Virtual.
Buy now at: Rs. 27,999 (MRP Rs. 38,999)
Samsung 43-inch Crystal 4K Neo Series Ultra HD Smart LED TV
The Samsung 43-inch Crystal 4K Neo Series Ultra HD Smart LED TV is available for Rs. 30,980 during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale in India this week. Customers can grab an additional instant discount worth up to Rs. 7,920 by exchanging their old smart TVs. The was launched in India in June this year for Rs. 35,990. The 43-inch smart TV comes with HDR10+ support as well as inbuilt voice assistance. The Crystal 4K Neo TV includes a bezel-less design and has a list of connectivity options including multiple HDMI ports and a USB port.
Buy now at Rs. 30,980 (MRP Rs. 35,990)
During the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale, customers can purchase the OnePlus 43-inch Y1S Pro LED Android TV at Rs. 25,990, which is lower than its original price of Rs. 29,999. SBI credit card users can avail of a flat Rs. 2,000 additional discount on the smart TV. In addition to the discount, customers can also avail of an exchange discount up to Rs. 7,920 on specific TV models. The smart TV sports a 43-inch 4K UHD display and features a Gamma Engine for enhancing image quality in real-time. The display offers HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG format support. It has two full-range speakers that deliver a combined audio output of 24W and a Dolby Audio-enhanced surround sound system.
Buy now at: Rs.25,990 (MRP Rs. 29,999)
Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale: Best offers on accessories
Interested users can grab the Bose Smart Soundbar 700 at a discounted price of Rs. 67,499 (MRP Rs. 84,400) on Amazon during the Great Indian Festival 2022 sale this week. SBI credit card users can receive another instant discount worth Rs. 1,500 on the purchase. It comes with Wi-Fi connectivity and inbuilt voice control.
Buy now at: Rs. 67,499 (MRP Rs. 84,400)
Fire TV Stick (starts at Rs. 1,999)
Amazon is offering discounts on Fire TV Stick models during the ongoing Amazon Great Indian festival 2022 sale. Users paying through Amazon Pay can also avail a discount of up to Rs. 350. The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming model Rs. 3,699 (MRP Rs. 6,499).
New HomePod
In a report, MacRumors revealed that it had discovered a code in Apple’s backend that references a new identifier category “HomeAccessory17,1”, which is speculated to be a HomePod with a touchscreen display. This suggests that the device may be powered by the A18 chip – the same SoC which is also rumoured to power the entire upcoming iPhone 16 lineup.
Courtesy of this chipset, the device may get Apple Intelligence features. As per the report, this “home accessory” is speculated to run on a variant of tvOS, the operating system of Apple TV. The new OS may be named homeOS, the reference of which was previously said to be discovered in a tvOS 17.4 beta which was released in January.
In April, a tipster with the username Kosutami (@Kosutami_Ito) leaked an image of the display cover of the rumoured upcoming HomePod, suggesting that the device may have a touchscreen LCD screen surrounded by the speaker. It is speculated to display information – such as media playback controls and incoming notifications.
This development builds upon the prediction by TF Securities International analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who suggested that the Cupertino-based tech giant may launch a HomePod with a 7-inch touchscreen display in 2024. It was theorised to compete against devices such as Amazon’s Echo Show and Google’s Nest Hub. At the time, Kuo said that Tianma would be the sole supplier of the purported HomePod. While it was speculated to come out in H1 2024, Apple has not released any similar device so far.
However, there are two Apple events still planned for the year, and the rumoured touchscreen HomePod may yet still launch this year.
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Samsung’s SmartThings Energy Flex Connect
The South Korean firm said in a newsroom post that the SmartThings app can be used to enrol energy-intensive devices such as thermostats, plugs, air conditioners, lights, TVs and other appliances through SmartThings Energy – the company’s energy management solution. This enables users to monitor devices for power consumption, courtesy of a partnership with utility providers and grid-service programs.
Samsung says that Flex Connect is capable of automatically toggling the AI Energy Mode on compatible appliances which claims to reduce energy consumption by up to 70 percent. It can enable and disable the following modes: Maximum saving, Carbon Intensity and Custom. Samsung says devices with Flex Connect support will automatically limit their power consumption when a Demand Response signal is received.
It also offers a power off function, automatically turning off devices when not in use. According to Samsung, it also supports third-party lights and plugs. Furthermore, Flex Connect is also claimed to be capable of smart temperature adjustment for thermostats.
If users do not have compatible appliances whose power consumption can be tweaked automatically, the SmartThings app will send alerts to the user for manual intervention during peak hours.
The initiative has been launched in California and New York, allowing users to not only save energy, reduce their bills and limit their carbon footprint, but also earn Samsung Reward Points along the way – an incentive to use Flex Connect.
“SmartThings Energy empowers our users with tools and information to monitor their energy consumption and save money, and launching Flex Connect is a crucial step in creating a greener and smarter world.” Chanwoo Park, Executive VP, Samsung Electronics, said in a prepared statement.
Moto Tag price
Moto Tag is priced at $29 (roughly Rs. 2,423) while a pack of four will be available for $99 (roughly Rs. 8,273) in the US starting on August 2, according to The Verge. The company is yet to update its website with the price of the tracker, and it is currently unclear whether it will be introduced in other markets, including India.
Moto Tag specifications, features
The newly announced Moto Tag offers support for Google’s Find My Device network, which was recently launched by the search giant. Motorola claims that the tracker will provide precise location-tracking capabilities when paired with a UWB-supported smartphone such as the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra or the Google Pixel 8.
The device also features a dedicated multi-function button, which Motorola says can ping the smartphone to locate it. Furthermore, it can also be used as a remote capture button when taking photos on any Android smartphone. It also supports Google Fast Pair to simplify the setup process. With the standalone Moto Tag app, users can also change the name of the tag, adjust the alert volume, and check battery life.
The company says its Bluetooth tracker protects the user’s privacy by offering end-to-end encryption of their location. This means only the owner of the Moto Tag as well as those its location is shared with, can locate it.
Motorola says the device supports automatic unknown tracker alerts on both Android and iOS platforms, meaning users will be alerted if an unknown party attempts to track their location. Additionally, they can also run a manual scan to check for unwanted trackers following them.
Moto Tag is claimed to be compatible with third-party accessories and can be attached to valuables. For durability, it is IP67-rated, allowing it to withstand immersion in water for up to 1 metre for up to 30 minutes. It is equipped with a CR2032 battery which is said to last a year on a single charge.
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