The model from the company Kydos features a 32" screen size. The minimum recommended viewing distance for this size is 1.2m and the maximum recommended distance is 2m. This size is recommended for placement in smaller rooms or bedrooms.

The resolution of the TV is HD Ready. TVs with HD Ready resolution are mainly aimed at consumers who are looking for a simple-to-use TV to watch TV programs and movies at a more affordable price compared to TVs with higher resolutions such as Full HD or 4K. These TVs can present an image with fairly good quality for basic needs such as watching TV shows or viewing movies.

The TV panel is Direct LED. The main advantages of the Direct LED panel in televisions are the uniform brightness across the entire screen, improved contrast, and deeper black representation. The panel consists of multiple small LEDs that are placed behind the screen and can be controlled individually to offer greater accuracy in color reproduction and improved contrast. Additionally, TVs with Direct LED panels are usually less expensive compared to OLED and QLED TVs of similar sizes.

Regarding HDR, it is equipped with HDR10, HLG. High Dynamic Range (HDR) and its various types generally enhance the picture quality of televisions and other video playback devices. This is achieved by increasing the dynamic range of colors and the brightness of images.

The advantages of HDR are more vibrant and natural colors, deeper blacks and brighter whites, more details in the shadows and highlights of the image, and more accurate color reproduction. Additionally, filmmakers can leverage HDR to produce movies with more natural and realistic images.

Finally, devices with HDR support can play content that is encoded with HDR, offering a more impressive viewing experience for the user.

This model belongs to the broader family of Smart TVs. Smart TVs represent the evolution in television technology, as they incorporate Internet functions, allowing browsing of websites and the use of online applications (e.g., Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, etc.). They are, in other words, an example of the technological convergence between computers and televisions. The latest Smart TVs have the capability for full Internet browsing, while older models support access only to popular websites (e.g., YouTube, Facebook, Twitter) through appropriate applications.

The TV has PVR capability. PVR on TVs refers to the function of a television receiver with a built-in hard drive, which allows you to record TV programs and store them on the TV's hard drive.

This way, you can record your favorite programs and watch them whenever you want, instead of having to watch them live during their broadcast.