Kodak CA Pro 43-inch smart TV review: The budget 4K TV – Gadgets Now
In terms of performance, the TV comes with 40W stereo speakers backed by Dolby Digital Plus and DTS TruSurround technology. In our view, the TV sounds better and by better, we mean that it sounds better than other TVs in this price range.
Vocals were clear and crisp. The TV also offers good surround sound output. Also, thanks to the built-in ARC port, one can easily connect external speakers to…….
In terms of performance, the TV comes with 40W stereo speakers backed by Dolby Digital Plus and DTS TruSurround technology. In our view, the TV sounds better and by better, we mean that it sounds better than other TVs in this price range.
Vocals were clear and crisp. The TV also offers good surround sound output. Also, thanks to the built-in ARC port, one can easily connect external speakers to further boost the audio quality of the TV.
Talking about overall performance, the TV is powered by an ARM Cortex A53 processor paired with 2GB RAM and 8GB storage. The TV runs Android TV 10 operating system out-of-the-box.
While the specifications do not appear to be the best, they certainly get the job done. We noticed slight stutters here and there while navigating through apps and menus, but they aren’t deal-breakers.
The TV also comes with support for popular OTT apps including Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube. Users will also have the ability to download more apps using Google Play Store.
We also tested Chromecast and Google Assistant and both worked fine without any glitches.
Overall, the performance of the TV is good, especially at this price range.
