The Wobble K-series 65-inch TV is aimed at users who want a large 4K display without spending heavily. Instead of focusing on premium specifications, it delivers a balanced experience for daily viewing. After spending time with it, the TV feels designed for users upgrading from smaller screens to a more immersive setup at a reasonable price.

Design and build quality

The TV features a clean and minimal design with slim bezels that help create an immersive viewing experience. From a normal viewing distance, it looks modern and fits well into most living room setups. Up close, the plastic build is noticeable, which is expected in this segment.

The bundled table stands hold the TV in place, but stability is not the strongest aspect. A slight push can cause some wobble, especially given the large screen size. Wall mounting feels like the better option for long-term use, although the included mount is fairly basic and does not offer movement or flexibility.

Display performance

The 65-inch LED panel supports 4K resolution along with Dolby Vision and HDR10. For regular viewing, the panel produces bright and lively colours that work well for streaming content, TV shows, and sports.

The TV offers multiple picture modes, including Standard, Dynamic, Cinema, Low Blue, Film Maker, Eco, Game, and User. These modes allow you to adjust the viewing experience based on the content type. Cinema mode delivers more balanced colours, while Dynamic and Vivid-style settings push brightness and saturation.

For Dolby Vision content, you get dedicated modes such as Dolby Vision Bright, Dolby Vision Dark, Dolby Vision Vivid, and Dolby Vision Game. Dolby Vision Bright works best for most scenarios, while Dark mode tends to crush shadow details and Vivid can appear overly saturated.

Black levels are average, which is expected from a standard LED panel without local dimming. In darker scenes, blacks appear slightly grey, which becomes noticeable in low-light conditions. However, for viewing in a well-lit room, this is not a major issue.

Motion handling is decent for casual use, and enabling MEMC at a higher setting helps reduce blur during fast scenes such as sports.

Performance and software

The TV runs on Google TV, offering a clean and user-friendly interface with access to all major streaming apps. Content discovery works well, making it easier to find shows and movies across platforms.

Performance is mostly smooth, but there are occasional delays when switching apps or navigating menus. These slowdowns are minor but noticeable at times.

Google Assistant support works reliably and adds convenience for searching content and controlling the TV using voice commands.

Remote control

The remote is one of the standout aspects of this TV and feels well thought out for everyday use. It connects via Bluetooth and is comfortable to hold, with a layout that makes navigation easy.

In addition to dedicated hotkeys for Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video, the remote includes a dedicated Menu button that brings up on-screen controls instantly. This makes quick adjustments more convenient.

There is also a Mute button, a Your Apps button for quick access to installed apps, a Settings button, and a Source button for switching inputs. Buttons for Broadcast and Live TV are also included, which can be useful for users who still watch traditional channels.

Further adding to usability are Next and Previous buttons, along with a button for selecting your Google account. The Google Assistant button allows for voice commands, making it easier to search and control functions without typing.

Overall, the remote enhances the overall experience and stands out for its thoughtful layout.

Audio performance

The TV comes with dual speakers delivering 40W of output and Dolby Atmos support. The audio is loud enough to fill a medium-sized room, and dialogue clarity is good for everyday viewing.

It also offers multiple sound modes including Standard, Cinema, Music, News, and Personal, allowing users to tweak audio output based on content type. Standard works well for general use, while Cinema enhances depth slightly for movies.

However, during complex scenes with multiple sound elements, the audio lacks depth and separation. At higher volume levels, clarity begins to drop slightly. For a more immersive experience, adding a soundbar would be beneficial.

Connectivity and ports

The TV offers a good mix of ports, with side-facing access for convenience and bottom-facing ports for permanent connections. On the side, you get HDMI ports and a USB 3.0 port. At the bottom, there is LAN, USB 2.0, optical audio, AV input, RF antenna, and satellite input, keeping cable management cleaner.

Verdict

The Wobble K-series 65-inch TV is listed on Flipkart starting at Rs 39,799, making it one of the more accessible options in the 65-inch 4K segment.

It offers a large display, vibrant visuals, a clean smart TV experience, and a well-designed remote that improves usability. It may not be ideal for gaming or cinematic viewing in dark rooms, but for streaming, live TV, and general entertainment, it delivers a solid overall experience.

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Wobble has officially launched its first smartphone, the Wobble One, at an event in New Delhi. The device highlights a 6.67-inch AMOLED display, a 50MP OIS camera system, a Dimensity 7400 chipset and long battery endurance. Continue reading ahead to know everything about the Wobble One.

Wobble One specifications and features

The Wobble One comes with a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate and Dolby Vision for a vivid and fluid viewing experience. According to the brand, the panel has slim bezels, smooth touch response and strong outdoor visibility.

The Wobble One runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, delivering stable performance across gaming, multitasking and heavy apps. It comes in three configurations: 8GB RAM with 128GB storage, 8GB RAM with 256GB storage and 12GB RAM with 256GB storage. The 5,000mAh battery comes with fast charging, but the exact speed has not been confirmed

The camera system includes a 50-megapixel main camera with OIS, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens and a macro camera. For selfies, it features a 50-megapixel front-facing camera.

On the software front, the Wobble One ships with stock Android 15 and is expected to receive future Android upgrades along with regular security updates. Additional features include NFC, GPS, dual SIM, Wi Fi, Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity, along with an in-screen fingerprint sensor and dual speakers.

Wobble One price and availability

The Wobble One starts at Rs 22,000 (~$250) and will be available in Mythic White, Eclipse Black and Odyssey Blue. It will be available for purchase starting Dec. 12 through Amazon.

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Wobble, a brand under Indkal Technologies, is gearing up to launch its first smartphone on Nov. 19 in India. The device’s Amazon landing page reveals parts of its design but offers no major details. However, we have obtained exclusive information about the phone ahead of its official unveiling.

Wobble’s first phone promises stellar photography experience

According to information shared by our source, Wobble’s debut smartphone may feature a camera system capable of 4K resolution (image and video recording) with HDR on both the front and rear sensors. This level of capability is usually found on higher-end devices, making it notable for a first-generation product.

The camera setup is said to use a Sony sensor with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). The device is also expected to include dedicated on-device AI processing to manage tone, exposure, and dynamic range in real time. This suggests the brand may be aiming for consistent results and stability across both cameras, rather than relying solely on software-based corrections.

On the performance front, the smartphone is expected to come with MediaTek’s Dimensity 7400 chipset, supported by HyperEngine gaming features. As per a previously seen Geekbench AI listing, the device will reportedly feature 8GB of RAM and Android 15.

While the Dimensity 7400 is a capable chip, the brand is said to be focusing on practical aspects such as thermal control, efficient power management, and stable frame rates instead of emphasizing benchmark numbers.

If these leaks are accurate, Wobble appears to be aiming for a flagship-leaning specification sheet for its first smartphone. More details, including its moniker, are expected to surface as the launch date approaches, but the company has yet to officially confirm any of the above information.

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At a recent media interaction ahead of Wobble’s debut smartphone launch, I had the opportunity to interview Anand Dubey, CEO of Indkal Technologies, to discuss the company’s brand philosophy and market vision of launching a new phone brand in India.

Wobble, a new consumer electronics brand under Indkal Technologies, has already gained attention for its “Made in India” approach and ambitious entry into the smartphone market. With its first phone launching on November 19, the company aims to bring locally designed, performance-focused smartphones to young Indian consumers.

To help you understand Wobble’s philosophy and roadmap, the conversation has been divided into several clear sections.

Brand identity and philosophy

According to Anand, the name ‘Wobble’ itself represents the dynamic, fast-moving spirit of India’s youth. “When we were envisioning a phone for this young, ambitious India, we wanted a name that captures action, movement, and optimism,” he explained.

He elaborated, “Wobble is that smallest, controlled or uncontrolled movement between ambition and achievement. It reflects the energy, the restlessness, and the constant motion that define our generation. That spirit is what we wanted our devices to embody.”

This philosophy influences everything from the brand’s design to its user experience, creating smartphones that are not just functional but reflect a certain Indian energy and identity.

Market differentiation

When asked how Wobble plans to stand out among established and emerging brands in India, such as Aiwa, Acer, and Alcatel, Anand was clear about the brand’s priorities.

“Our focus is on doing justice to our philosophy,” he said. “Our devices are going to be nifty, responsive, and strong in multitasking. We’re bringing a best-in-class camera module while being mindful of the spending power of today’s consumers.”

He added that Wobble’s user interface and responsiveness will be its key differentiators. “The design and craftsmanship are on par with or better than most international brands. And because it’s designed and built in India, we can ensure better quality control and local relevance.”

“Made in India” value chain

Wobble positions itself as “India designed and India manufactured,” but Anand was quick to clarify what that truly means.

“For some components like the chipset, we still rely on external manufacturing,” he said. “However, for displays, batteries, chargers, speaker modules, and even parts of the PCB, we’ve already achieved local production.”

He added that this high level of value creation sets Wobble apart from most brands. “This is not just assembly; it’s engineering and designing in India. That’s where real innovation and long-term value come from.”

Product roadmap and pricing

Wobble’s first smartphone is set to launch on November 19, and Anand was keen to highlight its performance and camera capabilities.

He teased, “The camera is the standout feature, supported by AI enablement and efficient CPU utilisation. The device runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset and features a completely bloatware-free experience, making it extremely responsive.”

While he didn’t reveal the entire spec sheet, Anand promised a smooth, clean Android experience and said users can expect a product that “balances performance with simplicity.”

Discussing Wobble’s near-term roadmap, Anand confirmed, “In the first 12 months, we’ll launch three devices across different segments, starting with a mid-segment model and then expanding both upwards and downwards in the lineup.”

While pricing details were not confirmed, Anand indicated that Wobble aims to stay competitive while delivering premium user experiences.

Software strategy

Wobble plans to offer a near-stock Android experience, something increasingly rare in today’s market. “Our UI is as close to stock Android as you can get,” Anand said. “We want users to feel in control, not overwhelmed by unnecessary software.”

He also confirmed that the brand is committing to a minimum of three years of software updates. “It’s a part of the promise we make to customers. Regular updates are a hygiene now for any serious smartphone brand,” he added.

Distribution and after-sales service

Anand made it clear that Wobble will not limit itself to online sales. “We are an omnichannel company, with presence across e-commerce, modern trade, and general retail distribution,” he explained.

He emphasised that after-sales support will be one of Wobble’s strong suits: “We already have 500+ service centres for Indkal devices and service coverage across 18,500 pin codes in India. We’ll expand aggressively and ensure the full list of service centres is public before sales begin.”

Business strategy and longevity

Entering a crowded smartphone market like India’s can be daunting, but Anand remains confident. “Our long-term goal is to reach a mid to high single-digit market share within 36 to 48 months,” he said.

On sustaining consumer trust, he added, “We’re already operating at scale in India through Indkal. For us, the challenge isn’t sustainability; it is maintaining consistency. If we keep delivering on quality and performance, the risk of fading away doesn’t exist.

Ecosystem and future plans

Wobble’s expansion plans go well beyond smartphones. Anand revealed that the brand will showcase a full product lineup at the launch event, including televisions and new consumer electronics.

“We’re creating an ecosystem of connected devices,” he said. “After establishing ourselves in India, we’ll begin exploring international markets, possibly by the end of this financial year.”

Reflecting on the brand’s journey, Anand shared a personal note: “After two years of development, the most rewarding moment was when we held our first completed prototype and felt proud, as consumers ourselves, that this is a device we’d genuinely want to use.”

He concluded, “With Wobble, we’re building something truly ‘Made in India, made for India,’ products that represent innovation, local insight, and the confidence to compete globally.”

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India-based Indkal Technologies is preparing to launch its first smartphone under the Wobble brand on November 19. Ahead of the official debut, the device’s teaser page has gone live on Amazon India, offering a first look at its design and confirming a few hardware details. This marks Wobble’s entry into the smartphone space, expanding beyond its existing lineup of TVs and audio products.

Early details and key specs revealed

The teaser image reveals the bottom edge of the upcoming phone, showing a 3.5mm headphone jack, microphone, USB-C port, and speaker grille, suggesting a design catering to practicality. The front design features a punch-hole display, aligning with modern smartphone trends. While the company has not yet confirmed the device’s name, reports suggest it may launch as the Wobble 1.

A few Geekbench AI listings that have been available for quite some time indicate that the phone will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM, and will run on Android 15 out of the box. These details point to a capable mid-range performance setup aimed at content creators and young users.

Wobble is known for its large-format TVs, including the recently launched a massive 116.5-inch Google TV, and a range of affordable earbuds. With its upcoming smartphone, Indkal Technologies aims to build on Wobble’s reputation for design innovation. CEO Anand Dubey describes the phone as a device built for expressive, creative individuals, a bold step that blends performance with style.

As the November 19 launch date approaches, more details about the Wobble phone’s features, pricing, and availability are expected to emerge, setting the stage for the brand’s next big move in India’s competitive smartphone market.

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Wobble, part of Indkal Technologies, is preparing to introduce a major new product category to its fast-growing technology portfolio. The company has shared that an announcement event is scheduled in the coming weeks, where more details on this expansion will be confirmed. While specifics are yet to be fully revealed, the brand suggests that this will be a significant moment not only for its business but also for the Indian consumer tech landscape.

First Wobble phone’s launch date

Wobble has officially confirmed that it is stepping into the smartphone category with a completely India-designed and India-manufactured device. The first model will be unveiled in New Delhi on Nov. 19 and will later reach other global markets during 2025–26. The company considers this launch an important achievement, as very few Indian brands have developed a premium smartphone entirely within the country.

The milestone follows Wobble’s growing success in displays, especially after the introduction of the massive 116.5-inch Wobble Maximus television, marketed as the largest screen size available in India. With this foundation, the brand now aims to offer a smartphone that aligns with modern expectations around creativity, personal expression, performance and design.

Wobble states that the upcoming device will reflect the needs and personality of young users in India and around the world. Indkal Technologies CEO Anand Dubey highlighted that the phone is meant for people who prioritize innovation and self-expression in their daily use of technology.

Although key hardware information such as chipset, camera sensors in megapixel counts, display specifications and price in Rs are yet to be announced, the brand hints at a strong focus on both design identity and everyday capability.

As the launch date approaches, more updates are expected to surface, setting expectations for a smartphone designed in India but built to compete across multiple international markets.

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Wobble Displays, a premium television and display brand by Indkal Technologies, is in the spotlight after fresh funding news. For those who are unaware, the brand recently unveiled the premium Maximus Series TV featuring up to 116.5-inch screen size options. According to the company, new investments are set to fuel innovation, strengthen its product lineup, and expand its presence in India.

Indkal raises Rs 166 crore for Wobble Displays

Indkal Technologies’ press release states that it has raised Rs 166 crore (USD 20 million) in its Series B Bridge Round funding led by existing investors. The company will channel the funds into enhancing its research and development, scaling its sales and service network, and expanding the Wobble Displays portfolio. A significant focus will be on developing new premium display categories, strengthening after-sales infrastructure, and investing in marketing initiatives to reinforce Wobble’s image as a contemporary homegrown brand.

The funding announcement comes alongside the launch of the Wobble Maximus series, which features a massive 116.5-inch screen, the largest television ever introduced in India. The brand also unveiled 98-inch and 86-inch models, underlining its focus on large-format display technology. These launches not only mark a technological milestone but also set the stage for future innovations in home entertainment and business solutions.

As part of its branding strategy, Wobble Displays will continue its association with actor Ayushmann Khurrana as brand ambassador. His involvement is expected to resonate with Indian audiences, fostering trust and driving wider adoption of Wobble’s new range. The company also confirmed that future launches will include high-end televisions and interactive displays designed to deliver top-tier performance and consumer-centric features.

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Bengaluru-based Indkal Technologies, the company behind the Indian TV brand Wobble, has revealed a major step forward in the consumer electronics space. The company has introduced a new product in its Maximus Series that aims to redefine what home entertainment can look like. The source highlights that this launch is focused on a display of unprecedented scale, setting a fresh benchmark for the Indian television market.

Wobble Maximus Series TV key specifications, features

The new Wobble Maximus Series television comes with a massive 116.5-inch display, making it the largest consumer television currently available in India. It is also the first in the country to combine QLED with MiniLED technology at this size. This approach merges vivid quantum dot colour precision with advanced MiniLED backlighting to deliver more accurate tones and deeper contrast levels.

Running on Google TV 5.0 with Android 14, the Maximus Series integrates a modern smart TV ecosystem that brings seamless access to apps and content across platforms. The panel supports Dolby Vision Atmos for immersive viewing and delivers a peak brightness of 2000 nits, ensuring clear visibility and superior HDR quality. Gamers are catered to as well, with a 4K resolution panel supporting a 144Hz refresh rate for smooth responsiveness on next-generation consoles and PCs.

To match the visuals, the Maximus Series is equipped with a 240W 6.2.2 channel speaker array that includes two dedicated woofers. This configuration is designed to produce cinema-like audio with wide dynamics and three-dimensional sound effects, turning home spaces into theatre-style setups.

Wobble Maximus Series TV price and availability

As can be seen in the above poster, the Wobble Maximus Series will be available in 86-inch, 98-inch, and 116-inch screen size options. However, the brand is yet to confirm the pricing and availability details of the Wobble Maximus Series Google TV. More information is expected to surface in the coming days.

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