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Kodak CA 55-inch 4K UHD TV review: Minimally designed, offers more in less

The TV runs a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels and reproduces 4K content with a fair bit of accuracy

The TV has two 15-watt bottom-firing speakers that seem loud enough for a large living room
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The TV has two 15-watt bottom-firing speakers that seem loud enough for a large living room

Veer Arjun Singh
It’s a relief that Ultra High Definition, or UHD, TVs don’t cost a bomb anymore. After years of playing catch-up, Chinese brands such as Xiaomi and Realme, and American ones such as VU and Kodak finally have a lineup each of Android-certified 4K UHD TVs. 

These TVs feel every bit like their expensive competitors from Samsung, LG and Sony, and cost much less. And though their screens can’t compete with the colours, contrast and clarity of OLED (Sony and LG) and QLED (Samsung) panels, most people won’t notice — or care about — the difference.

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