Infinix X3 Smart TV series launched in India, price starts at Rs 11,999
India Today
Infinix has launched a new smart TV series in India. The Hong Kong-based smartphone company has uncovered the Infinix X3 Smart TV series in the country. Infinix had previously launched the Infinix X1 series in India. The company had made the X2 series official in the global market but jumped to the X3 without launching the X2 series in India. The new series is aimed at budget buyers. The Infinix X3 Smart TV arrives in two different sizes, including the 32-inch TV as well as the 43-inch.
Talking about the new series, Infinix CEO, Anish Kapoor said, “This is quite evident from the kind of response we received for our X1 smart TV series on Flipkart since the time we launched and the growth has been astounding. In fact, our country witnessed a 55% YoY growth in the smart TV space last year. Looking at this rising demand, our newest X3 Smart TV series is designed to deliver a better viewing experience at a great price. Further, the TV’s also offer high picture & sound quality without compromising on the aesthetics at a value-driven price range. We are confident that the Indian masses are going to enjoy this new Smart TV that promises immersive entertainment and goes easy on the eyes even after long hours.”
Infinix X3 Smart TV series: Price and availability
Infinix X3 has been launched at a price of Rs 11,999 for the 32-inch, Rs 19,999 for the 43-inch TV. The TVs are available for pre-orders from March 12 and March 16. Infinix is offering a special pre-book offer for users from ten days of purchase through which they will be able to buy Infinix Snokor (iRocker) worth Rs. 1499 for Rs. 1.
Infinix X3 Smart TV series: Specifications
Infinix X3 Smart TV I has been launched in two different sizes, including the 32-inch and the 43-inch. The 32-inch TV comes with an HD screen whereas the 43-inch TV comes with a FULL HD resolution. The 32-inch TV comes with a screen-to-body ratio of 93 percent whereas the 43-inch TV comes with a screen-to-body ratio of 96 per cent. The Infinix X3 Smart TVs are powered by the Anti-Blue Ray Technology, which minimizes the harmful blue rays emitted from them, avoiding serious damage that can affect the eyes over a period.
Infinix X3 Smart TV series is equipped with the powerful Dolby stereo sound system to deliver a rich, clear, high-quality cinematic sound experience. The 32-inch TV comes with a 20W output (2 Box speakers) and the 43-inch TV comes with a 36W output with 2 Box speakers and 2 Tweeters. The Smart TV runs on Android 11.
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