India, July 26 -- Until a few years ago, you had to pay upwards of Rs.50,000 to get a QLED TV. QLED, short for Quantum Dot LED, entered the market as a more premium alternative to traditional LCS TVs. They offer a Quantum Dot Layer, which allows for better blacks, not as good as OLED TVs, but still better than the traditional LCD TVs you find on the market. So, when Xiaomi reached out to me, asking if I would like to review the G 32 Smart QLED TV, which retails for just Rs.13,999, I was intrigued.

How could a TV that costs just Rs.13,999 do justice to QLED technology? Is it a QLED in name only? Or is there actually some substance to this TV? I have been using it for several weeks now. I have enjoyed YouTube and some OTT content on it as ...