Blaupunkt Cybersound Android TVs launched in India in 40-inch and 43-inch models

The German-based Blaupunkt has launched new TVs in the country under its Cybersound series. There are the 40-inch and the 43-inch models that will be retailing through Flipkart. The key distinction between the two variants is their screen size and that the smaller one is just HD-ready while the latter is FHD in resolution. Besides, they both share a 40W speaker output with surround sound, 3 HDMI ports, and Android TV (v9) OS.

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Blaupunkt Cybersound Android TVs Specs and Features

Blaupunkt has added the 40-inch HD-ready (1,366 x 768 pixels) and 43-inch FHD TVs to its Cybersound lineup. The 40” variant has 400 nits of peak brightness while the 43” one has 500 nits of luminance. Both are said to support HDR10 content. 

Blaupunkt Cybersound 43" FHD TV

The pictures are accompanied by surround sound from a 40-watt 2-speaker unit. It is also armed with a digital noise filter for supposedly clear audio.

The input-output options are Chromecast, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth, three HDMI ports, and two USB ports.

The internal components of these TVs include a 1.4 GHz Cortex A53 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage, and Android TV (v9) software on top. That means you get the Google Play Store library of apps too.

As a footnote, know that the TVs are designed and made by Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd (SPPL), an Indian contract manufacturer of Blaupunkt. Now, let's see where they are available and for how much.

Blaupunkt Cybersound 40” HD and 43” FHD TV: Pricing and availability

The Blaupunkt Cybersound 40-inch TV is priced at ₹15,999 and the 43-inch FHD TV carries a price tag of ₹19,999. They both are selling through Flipkart starting March 12.

The launch offers include a 10% instant discount on the purchase of both these TVs using an SBI Credit Card during the Flipkart Big Saving Days Sale which begins on March 12.

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