One Plus Tv Is On Its Way!

OnePlus has been a game-changer in the Indian smartphone market. The Shenzhen based premium Smartphone Company entered into the market with invite-only access to their smartphone. Positive word of mouth and much hype about the invite pass, lead the company to massive success.

The company has been rolling out one flagship killer after another, getting us hooked on to premium smartphones at affordable prices. And there has been no stopping OnePlus after that.

Riding high on success, OnePlus has ventured into other markets to spread its wings and what better market to head into than the competitive smart TV segment.

Are you ready for the OnePlus TV? Learn more about the name and logo of our very first smart TV. https://t.co/CuGAfSiMdV pic.twitter.com/TOwM0fpn2b

— OnePlus (@oneplus) August 14, 2019

With multiple players already leading the market, OnePlus is set to foray in the TV segment with its trademark offering a premium product at an affordable price.

The new range of TV will be available in September in the US, India and China. They will use panels from TPV Display Technologies and OLED panel too. The TV range will be in four sizes, 43-inches, 55-inches, 65-inches, and 75-inches. It will have Bluetooth 5.0 to offer a unique Android TV experience and will also include 4K resolution and HDR support.

Also, the company’s founder Carl Pei, asked the OnePlus community to send in entries to name the Smart TV. After receiving multiple entries, the name and logo of the much-awaited smart TV has been announced.

The community spoke, and we made it happen. The OnePlus TV now has a logo. Read about our inspiration behind this design 👉 https://t.co/XpyfLIzTYV

More details on OnePlus TV coming soon. Stay tuned pic.twitter.com/m1Dk3o6Gak

— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) August 14, 2019

The design of the logo was explained as well. It is inspired by the classic geometric progression of classic art forms, like the ancient Hindu symbol of the mandala and the famous ancient Greek temple, Heraion of Argos. On looking closer, you can tell that the same thickness is used for both the logos and the letters make it look aesthetics.