As expected, OnePlus has launched the OnePlus TV 40Y1 in India today. This is the sixth OnePlus television for the country. As the name suggests, the new model is part of the OnePlus TV Y series. In other words, it is a budget smart TV targeted at first-time buyers.

OnePlus TV 40Y1 Specifications and Features

The OnePlus TV 40Y1 sports a 40-inch LED-backlit LCD panel with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, 93% DCI-P3 color gamut, and 93% screen-to-body ratio. The TV features a plastic build, and it can be either placed on a table or wall-mounted. However, unlike the stands that come in the box, the wall mount is sold separately.

The television is powered by an unknown 64-bit chipset coupled with 1 GB RAM and 8GB internal storage. It runs Android TV 9.0 Pie operating system with OxygenPlay content aggregation service. Further, it supports all the leading streaming services, Google Chromecast, Google Assistant, and even Amazon Alexa.

As for connectivity and ports, the TV comes with single-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, 2 x HDMI, 2 x USB, RF, optical digital audio port, 3-in-1 AV composite, and Ethernet. Whereas, for audio, the television features 2 x 10W (20W) speakers with support for Dolby Audio.

Last but not least, the OnePlus TV 40Y1 is also compatible with the OnePlus Connect app for controls and other options.

OnePlus TV 40Y1 Price and Availability in India

The OnePlus TV 40Y1 is priced at ₹23,999 ($329) in India. However, the television will be selling at a discounted price tag of ₹21,999 ($302) during the first sale on Flipkart (May 26, 12 PM). It will be also available on the OnePlus online store.

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