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Vu 32 Inch LED HD Ready TV (Ultra Android 32GA) vs Sony 40 Inch LED Full HD TV (KLV 40R252F)

Vu 32 Inch LED HD Ready TV (Ultra Android 32GA) vs Sony 40 Inch LED Full HD TV (KLV-40R252F) comparison

Show Only Differences Highlight Differences	Vu 32 Inch LED HD Ready TV (Ultra Android 32GA)	Sony 40 Inch LED Full HD TV (KLV-40R252F)
key specs
Display	32.00-inch	40.00-inch
Screen Type	LED	LED
Dimensions	17.1cm x 73cm x 16.8cm	944 mm x 566 mm x 40 mm
OS	Android Based	-
Smart TV	Yes	No
Resolution Standard	-	Full-HD
general
Brand	Vu	Sony
Model	32 Inch LED HD Ready TV (Ultra Android 32GA)	40 Inch LED Full HD TV (KLV-40R252F)
Model Name	Ultra Android 32GA	KLV-40R252F
Display Size	32 inch	40 inch
Screen Type	LED	LED
Color	Black	Black
Resolution (pixels)	1366x768	1920x1080
Smart TV	Yes	No
Series	Ultra Android	-
Launch Year	2019	2018
3D	-	No
Curve TV	-	No
Resolution Standard	-	Full-HD
dimensions
Width x Height x Depth (without stand)	17.1cm x 73cm x 16.8cm	944 mm x 566 mm x 40 mm
Weight (without stand)	4Kg	13.7 kg
Width x Height x Depth (with stand)	-	944 mm x 623 mm x 268 mm
Weight (with stand)	-	17.4 kg
smart tv features
Number of Cores	quad-core	-
Graphic Processor	Mali 470 MP	-
RAM	1GB	-
Storage Capacity	8GB	-
Supported App - Youtube	Yes	-
Supported App - Netflix	Yes	-
Supported App - Hotstar	Yes	-
Operating System	Android Based	-
connectivity features
No of HDMI Port	2	2
No of USB Port	2	1
Built In Wi-Fi	Yes	Yes
Headphone Jack	Yes	-
Wi-Fi Type	-	Built-in Wi-Fi
Ethernet (RJ45)	-	1
Analog Audio Input	-	Yes
RF Connectivity Input	-	1 (Bottom)
Component In (RGB Cable)	-	1 (Rear Hybrid)
audio features
Number of Speakers	2	2
Surround Sound	DTS StudioSound	-
Speaker Output RMS	20W	20 W
Sound Technology	-	Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse
video features
View Angle	178 Degree	178 Degree
Aspect Ratio	16:09	16:09
Refresh Rate (Hz)	60	100
Picture Engine	-	X-Reality
Picture in Picture (PIP)	-	Yes
power features
Power Consumption	-	66 W, 0.5 W (Standby)
remote control features
Touch Remote	-	No