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Highlights Amazon is offering up to 50% off on the purchase of gaming laptops, gaming consoles, and accessories among other things. The company is also providing users with a no-cost EMI along with exchange offers to the interested buyers. The customers will get up to 30% off on the purchase of large-screen TVs and the company is also offering exchange offers with a price drop on select models. Amazon India has come up with a new sale called the Grand Gaming Days sale which began on February 22 and will end on February 24.  As part of the sale, Amazon is offering up to 50% off on the purchas...

Read the in depth Review of Akai 43-inch Full-HD Fire TV Edition (AKLT43S-DFS6T) TV. Know detailed info about Akai 43-inch Full-HD Fire TV Edition (AKLT43S-DFS6T) configuration, design and performance quality along with pros & cons, Digit rating, verdict based on user opinions/feedback.

OS: Fire TV AKAI 43-INCH FHD FIRE TV EDITION: BUILD AND DESIGN Speaking of design, considering this is a budget TV, we don't expect much from it. It has a design we’ve seen countless times before and is homogenous with other TVs in its price segment. We have two plastic feet holding the TV in place quite sturdily. We also have relatively slim bezels around the TV. The TV isn’t slim by any means and it has all the connectivity options on one side. There is enough place below the TV to place a set-top-box, but a soundbar might hinder your viewing experience based on the soundbar’s height...

Overall Rating: 3.8/5 Price: Rs 14,149 It must have been over a year (or maybe two) since we last reviewed a 32-inch TV. After being in the company of dozens of large screen TVs with Ultra HD resolution over that period, it felt a little odd to test a TV with a screen this small. But it remains probably the most popular size of smart TVs purchased in India, and hence, tested it must be. Over a year ago, we reviewed a unit from the first generation of TVs from Onida, based on Amazon’s Fire TV OS, and were quite impressed. Time to take a close look at the second-generation model, the Onida 32...

Amazon has just launched its first Amazon-branded Fire TV Edition televisions using its AmazonBasics private label in India. The first two TVs being released, among several in the series, are a 55-inch model for ₹34,999 (~$480 USD) and a 50-inch model for ₹29,999 (~$410 USD). Both sizes are 4K UHD TVs with support for Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG high dynamic range formats, as well as Dolby Atmos audio. AmazonBasics is one of Amazon’s private label “house” brands which it use to sell a massive assortment of products, similar to Costco’s Kirkland brand and Walmart’s Great Value ...