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Yes, you can easily purchase a TV using Bajaj Finserv’s Easy EMI options. If you are an existing EMI Network Card holder: Browse the range of TVs on Bajaj Mall. Choose a model and visit a Bajaj Finserv partner store to explore it in person. Use your EMI Network Card to avail of Easy EMIs for affordable monthly payments. Get your TV with zero stress. If you do not have a card yet, start by checking your EMI eligibility and unlock convenient payment options in just a few steps.

Differences between Smart TV and Android TV

Smart TVs and Android TVs occupy a wide market all over the world. There are some differences between a smart TV and an Android TV. You can also check the latest offers to bring home a TV on Easy EMIs.

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05 Dec 2023

Smart TVs and Android TVs, both options offer unique features and benefits. Whether you are a tech enthusiast, a casual viewer, or someone looking for a user-friendly experience, understanding the differences can help you make the right choice.

If you are thinking of buying a Smart TV or Android TV, check your loan eligibility first. It helps you understand your budget and narrow down your options. Once you have a budget in mind, explore the latest models on Bajaj Mall. You can also visit one of Bajaj Finserv’s 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities. With Easy EMIs and zero down payment on select models, bringing home the right TV is simple and stress-free.

Smart TVs vs Android TVs

Smart TVs and Android TVs are popular choices for modern home entertainment. Smart TVs come with built-in apps and internet connectivity, making it easy to stream content. Android TVs, on the other hand, offer a more customisable experience with access to the Google Play Store and a wide range of apps.

A Smart TV is a television with built-in apps and internet access. It runs on a brand-specific operating system like Tizen (Samsung) or webOS (LG). These TVs are easy to use and come with preloaded apps for streaming and browsing.

An Android TV is a type of Smart TV that runs on Google’s Android operating system. It gives you access to the Google Play Store, where you can download many apps, games, and services. It also supports Google Assistant for voice control.

Smart TVs offer a simple and brand-focused experience. Android TVs provide more flexibility, more apps, and better integration with Google services. If you want a TV that is easy to use, a Smart TV may be right for you. If you prefer more control and customisation, an Android TV could be a better choice.

Key differences between Smart TVs and Android TVs

When choosing between a Smart TV and an Android TV, consider the following.

Parameter	Smart TV	Android TV
User Interface	Simple and easy to use	Customisable with more options
Customisation	Limited	Extensive with Google Play Store access
Content Discovery	Built-in apps and services	Wide range of apps and services
Android TV is the foundation	Not applicable	Built on Android OS for better integration

Screen Mirroring and casting

Screen mirroring and casting are not the same. Mirroring shows your entire device screen on the TV, including layout and actions. Casting sends specific content, like a video, from your device to the TV. Your actions on the device do not appear on the TV.

Smart TVs may support both features, but compatibility depends on the operating system. Android TVs include built-in Chromecast, which works well with devices that support Google casting.

Voice assistants

Smart TVs and Android TVs use different voice assistants. Smart TVs may use Bixby (Samsung), Roku Voice, or others based on the brand. Android TVs use Google Assistant, which offers consistent voice control, access to Google services, and smart home integration. Many users prefer Android TVs for this reason.

Automatic updates

Android TVs receive regular updates from Google. These updates improve features, security, and app compatibility. Smart TVs get updates based on the brand and operating system. These updates may be less frequent and may stop after a few years.

App availability

Smart TVs use brand-specific app stores. These may offer fewer apps. Android TVs use the Google Play Store, which has a wide range of apps. You can find OTT platforms, games, social media, and more. Android TVs offer more choices and newer apps.

Gaming support

Smart TVs support basic games through their app stores. Performance depends on the TV’s hardware and software. Android TVs offer more games through the Google Play Store. They also support gaming consoles and cloud gaming platforms like Google Stadia. Regular updates help Android TVs run games better.

Smart TV vs Android TV - Feature comparison table

Feature	Android TV	Smart TV
Operating System	Android OS	Varies (webOS, Tizen, others)
App Store	Google Play Store	Brand-specific store
Services	Google services included	Depends on brand
Interface	Consistent Android layout	Varies by brand
App Availability	Wide range of apps	Limited by OS and brand
Integration	Works with Google and smart home devices	May or may not support smart home
Updates	Regular updates from Google	Depends on brand and OS

Which one is better - Android TV or Smart TV

If you want a TV with more apps, regular updates, and better gaming support, choose an Android TV. It works well with Google services and smart home devices. If you prefer brand-specific features, like those from LG or Samsung TVs, a Smart TV may suit you better.

Advantages of using smart TVs

Easy streaming access: Watch Netflix, Prime Video, and more without extra devices.
User-friendly interface: Simple menus make navigation easy.
Multiple features in one device: Stream, browse, and use social media on one screen.
Affordable options: Available at different price points to suit your budget.

Limitations of smart TVs

Limited app selection: Fewer apps than Android TVs.
Infrequent updates: May affect app performance over time.
Less customisation: Fewer options to personalise your experience.
Privacy concerns: Some models may collect user data.

Price list of Android and smart TVs

When comparing Android TV vs Smart TV, the price range varies based on the brand, features, and screen size. Here's a general price list of Android and Smart TVs

Model	Price	Description
Thomson FA Series 42RT1044	Rs. 15,499	Full HD LED Smart Android TV with Dolby Digital Plus and Android 11.
InnoQ Spectra 43S-SPECTRA-V2	Rs. 12,989	Full HD LED Smart Android TV with 30W Boom Speakers and 1000+ Smart Apps.
MOTOROLA 43UHDGQMVSAQ	Rs. 20,999	QLED Ultra HD (4K) Smart Google TV with 48W speaker and Dolby Atmos.
realme 55UHDGQRVSAQ	Rs. 28,999	QLED Ultra HD (4K) Smart Google TV with Dolby Atmos and 40W speaker.
LG 3	Rs. 15,990	HD Ready LED Smart WebOS TV with AI Processor and HDR 10.

Disclaimer: The features, availability, and pricing of each model are subject to change and may vary. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please visit the official website.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, you can easily purchase a TV using Bajaj Finserv’s Easy EMI options. If you are an existing EMI Network Card holder:

Browse the range of TVs on Bajaj Mall.
Choose a model and visit a Bajaj Finserv partner store to explore it in person.
Use your EMI Network Card to avail of Easy EMIs for affordable monthly payments.
Get your TV with zero stress.

If you do not have a card yet, start by checking your EMI eligibility and unlock convenient payment options in just a few steps.

It depends on your needs. Smart TVs are simple to use. Android TVs offer more apps and customisation.

Yes, but the number of apps may be limited compared to Android TVs.

Smart TVs may offer fewer apps and less customisation than Android TVs.

Yes, but you will not be able to stream content or use online apps.

No, Netflix requires a paid subscription on all smart TVs.

Smart TVs are TV sets that can deliver content over the internet, while Android TV is a type of smart TV that runs on the Android TV platform. The major difference between the two is the underlying operating system. While Android TVs run on Android TV OS, Smart TVs can run on different proprietary operating systems such as Tizen OS, WebOS, and tvOS.

One of the disadvantages of an Android TV is that it can be slow in comparison to Smart TVs. Additionally, there can be difficulty in connecting to WiFi, which can be due to the distance between your TV and WiFi, a broken WiFi adapter, and other reasons.

Smart TVs can be relatively harder to navigate, and use compared to Android TVs. Additionally, updates are hard to come by on Smart TVs in comparison to Android TVs.

A Smart TV provides built-in apps and features, while an Android TV offers access to the Google Play Store, allowing for greater app variety. Android TV is ideal for users seeking more flexibility and customisation, while Smart TVs may be simpler to navigate for basic users.

Android TV's disadvantages include a more complex interface, potential performance issues, and the need for regular updates. It can also be prone to bugs or crashes if overloaded with apps, requiring users to have more technical knowledge compared to other TV platforms.

Samsung TVs, especially those with Tizen OS, offer a smoother, faster interface, but lack the extensive app library of Android TV. Android TVs are better suited for tech-savvy users wanting more apps, while Samsung's Tizen offers a more polished, intuitive experience.

Sony Bravia is often considered the best Android TV due to its superior display quality, smooth interface, and integration with Google features. It provides excellent picture clarity and sound, making it a popular choice among users seeking high-end performance in Android TVs.

Yes, Android TVs generally offer more features, including access to Google services, a wider app selection, and integration with smart home devices compared to traditional Smart TVs.

Yes, both Android TVs and Smart TVs can connect to mobile devices via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or casting technologies like Chromecast and AirPlay.

No, Smart TVs do not have the Google Play Store unless they are running on Android TV. Other Smart TVs have their own proprietary app stores.

Yes, Android TVs support Google Assistant, allowing voice control for a range of tasks such as changing channels, searching for content, and controlling smart devices.

Both types are user-friendly, but Android TVs may offer more customization options due to Google's interface, while Smart TVs tend to have simpler, more streamlined systems based on their respective operating systems.

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