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Amazon and Onida partner to launch Smart TVs with Fire TV built-in

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Amazon and Onida have come together to bring Smart TVs powered by Amazon Fire TV built-in. These Smart TVs will be available in 32-inch and 43-inch screen sizes. The Smart TVs will feature dual-band Wi-Fi, 3 HDMI ports and one USB port. In terms of sound technology, these TVs will feature Dolby and DTS support. The TV will also have apps like Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar, Netflix, SonyLIV, Zee5, YouTube and more.

Like Fire TV stick, one can voice control the TV with Alexa. The TVs do not have Chromecast built-in but come with Mirror support to cast content from smartphones. The voice supported remote control will feature dedicated access buttons for Prime Video, Netflix, ZEE5 and Sony LIV. The pricing and availability of these Onida Smart TVs is not yet announced. But since the product page is already live on Amazon, we should see it launching soon.

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