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The Century 43" Smart tv (CTV-43A) comes loaded with all the technology you need for a smart viewing experience. This 2K full HD display gives you crisper pictures and more detailed recording. With double the number of pictures on the screen you can enjoy the full HD displays and high frame rates which is perfect for gaming.
It comes in a slim bezel frameless design which gives you end to end display and a better viewing experience with less frames to interfere. The android smart software gives you a smarter and an easier way to get the most from your Smart Tv. One of its exciting features is its 120-motion rate which allows you to enjoy fast paced movies, sports and gaming without any lag or blurring. Its superb 2 x 8W sound also gives you an immersive cinema sound experience. You can also enjoy media and social content from your phone or electronic gadgets onto the tv screen through the Wi-fi enabled share function. It also comes fitted with our energy saving processors for lower energy consumption when in use
•2K FULL HD
•SCREEN RESOLUTION - 1920 X 1080
•SLIM BEZEL FRAMELESS DESIGN
•MOTION RATE 120
•DOLBY ATMOS AUDIO
•AUDIO - 2 x 8W
•ASPECT RATIO - 16:9
•HDMI - 2 PORTS
•USB - 2 PORTS
•ANDROID SMART TV
•WI-FI
•2K FULL HD
•SCREEN RESOLUTION - 1920 X 1080
•SLIM BEZEL FRAMELESS DESIGN
•MOTION RATE 120
•DOLBY ATMOS AUDIO
•AUDIO - 2 x 8W
•ASPECT RATIO - 16:9
•HDMI - 2 PORTS
•USB - 2 PORTS
•ANDROID SMART TV
•WI-FI
6 verified ratings
I'm on the sound quality. Every other thing is okay.
The TV is 2k not 4k as described I haven't really used it, but good for the price
Good for it's peice