QLEDing it up

It's only available in the 65in size as of now but the question is, will OnePlus manage to do what its smartphones have been doing for years with the competition?

- Khumail Thakur

From ₹99,990/ oneplus.in 

There is none of that moving soundbar gimmicks on the Q series telly. The Q2 Pro is as straightforward as premium TVs come. The 40W Horizon Soundbar sitting under the display is very similar to how Bang and Olufsen design their products. It doesn't look identical but the horizontal lines under it remind us of it.

This is a proper premium QLED television. OnePlus might be wrestling with the masses in the budget segment but customers who are ready to pony up a lakh for this won't be left stroking their chin. It's a solid QLED telly and comes in 65in with all the feature bits you'd expect from something twice its price.

It can reach a peak brightness of 1200 nits which is very good for watching HDR content and the 500 nits of brightness for regular content never feels too dim. Even with sunlight bashing on the screen, the OnePlus TV Q2 Pro 65in gets the job done.

Didn't coat the goat 

OnePlus hasn't put a light diffusing coating on the screen so the screen can be quite reflective in brightly lit rooms. For a lakh though, we're not even complaining because the colours are thoroughly enjoyable. Even the brightness is good. Perks of rocking a QLED I guess.