CloudWalker launches Cloud TV X2 smart TV starting at Rs 14,990

 CloudWalker has announced the launch of the Cloud TV X2 smart TV. The TV will be available in two screen sizes, 32 to 55 inches in HD Ready and Full HD resolutions priced at Rs. 14,990 and Rs 33,900 respectively. The TV will run on Android 7 out of the box and will be powered by a quad-core ARM cortex processor, 1GB RAM and 8 GB ROM. Commenting on the launch, Jagdish Rajpurohit, President of CloudWalker said, “The way Indians access entertainment is changing. In this age of digitization and tech innovations, the present day consumers are demanding for more. To the same end, we are proud to present Cloud TV X2, a first-of-its-kind completely 4K-Ready Full HD Smart TV on Android 7 Nougat OS in India. It not only offers stunning visuals and truly a cinematic experience but will also provide a future-ready Smart TV viewing experience to the users with the ability to play 4K content now on Full HD Smart TV and have an intuitive & integrated Android 7 experience. Given the growing ambition of Indian consumers, along with their preference for finer things in life, we are looking forward to users getting delighted with the series and enjoy a unique Smart TV experience.” The 4K Ready jargon simply means that you will be able to play 4K content on the TV. This is nothing new as you can connect a 4K player to your current Full HD or HD ready TV and play the content. The only difference is that you will see the content in the resolution that your TV supports. The TV comes with a remote control with an in-built Air Mouse. It will also sport 20W Speakers. The press release of the TV says, “Free Lifetime subscription to MovieBox App” which is something we’d like to check out. If you are in the market to pick up a budget TV, then you can check out our review of the Kodak 50-inch UHD TV here.

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