Electronic manufacturers have forgotten how to invent new devices. The age of technology (21) has turned into an age of plagiarism. Remember this moment – Finns have launched Nokia Android TVs up to 65 inches from $180. In a few months, they will release TV set-top boxes, smartwatches, and some phone chargers to the market. Because that’s so trendy now.
Nokia Android TVs up to 65 inches from $180
In general, these are standard budget TVs, similar models have been present in the cheap, non-repairable device segment for about 5 years. Similar to brands like Kivi, Mystery, Akai, Ergo, and other Chinese brands:
- 32 inches with HD resolution (1366×768).
- 43 inches Full HD (1920×1080).
- 43, 50, 55, and 65 inches 4K (3840×2160).
There are only 6 models. The hardware is quite disappointing (similar to Samsung’s in 2018). USB 2.0 ports, HDMI 1.4, Ethernet port available. Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0 from wireless interfaces. Built-in player with basic technical specs: 4x Cortex-A55, 2/16 GB, Mali 470 MP4.
What are the prospects for Nokia TVs
Nokia Android TVs up to 65 inches from $180 can boast only a decent audio system. Onkyo brand speakers cannot sound poor. After all, a serious and highly respected manufacturer.
Overall, the impression of Nokia products is not very pleasant. All TVs, compared to Samsung, have inflated prices for such specifications. Buying a device just for the Nokia branding makes no sense. Even Onkyo speakers won’t improve the situation. Built-in speakers will always sound worse than standalone audio equipment, not to mention external audio equipment.
