TECH BREAK: The QLED Smart TV is perfect for multi-tasking

The QLED SMART TV is available in Kenya and the price ranges between Sh300,000 and Sh430,000. PHOTO| COURTESY

What you need to know:

  • The QLED TV automatically detects what device is connected in each port, taking the guesswork out of switching from Blu-ray player to game console.
  • You can easily take full advantage of your smart TV with an equally smart remote, seamlessly navigating between games and sports and streaming. 

Multi-tasking is a lifestyle, and lots of people don’t put down the phone, even when something good is on TV.

Maybe you’ve even wondered how to connect mobile to TV during a binge-watching and binge-selfie session.

With the new Smart View TV remote app, you can easily control the QLED TV from your phone.

Pick a movie from the Smart Hub or change the channel with a few taps and then go right back to your texting marathon.

Or use your living room TV to showcase the latest movie you shot on your phone. Content and connectivity right at your fingertips.

SMART REMOTE

Thanks to the innovative Invisible Connection, all your devices including phone, play station, set top box, DVD Player, home theatre among others, can be tucked out of sight, and even when they’re hidden away, the One Remote Control can control them easily.

The QLED TV automatically detects what device is connected in each port, taking the guesswork out of switching from Blu-ray player to game console.

You can easily take full advantage of your smart TV with an equally smart remote, seamlessly navigating between games and sports and streaming. 

SMART HUB

The QLED TV is more than just a TV. It comes equipped with apps and services from streaming games, music, and HDR content to getting alerts when your favourite sports teams are scheduled to play.

In short, it is an entertainment hub that gives you easy access to cloud gaming, high-quality HDR movies, and your favourite tunes, all in one streamlined package.

INVISIBLE CONNECTION

Consider the Invisible Connection cable as QLED TV’s lifeline.

This nearly invisible optical cable measures a mere 1.8 mm in diameter and has a hub at the end that devices plug into, allowing them to be placed neatly out of sight.

And you no longer have to point to each individual connected device because Invisible Connection sends signals from the TV to the devices for you.

THE SPECS

  • The Q7C has a 54.6-inch diagonally measured screen with a resolution of 3,840 by 2,160 pixels (4K Ultra HD). The refresh rate of the screen is 240 hertz, which means you get very smooth motion. The Q7C supports HDR10 and UHD upscaling.

  • The built-in audio has 40 watts of power with Dolby Digital Plus and DTS Premium Sound 5.1. The TV can broadcast its sound to a pair of Bluetooth headphones.
  • Connections to the internet are wired (Ethernet) or wireless.
  • Ports include four HDMI, three USB 2.0, digital optical audio out, Ethernet and coax for your OTA antenna.
  • Physically the TV is 48.2 by 31.1 by 11.8 inches with the stand.
  • The TV turns on almost the instant you press the power button.
  • The TV's interface is called SmartHub, which allows you to see all your connected sources (like OTA, U-Verse, Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV) along with built-in streaming apps (like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon) in one place.
  • Hit the Home button on the remote, and you can quickly navigate to any video source.
  • Connected video sources and streaming apps really do work side by side.
  • The QLED SMART TV is available in Kenya and the price ranges between Sh300,000 and Sh430,000.