With Christmas just around the corner, many are excited about upgrading their home entertainment setups. Filipinos, known for their love of great entertainment, often have a new TV on their holiday wish list. Home Credit, the country’s top consumer finance company, understands this and is committed to making these upgrades happen. They offer a range of popular TV brands with a sweet deal: 0% interest on various installment options for up to 18 months. It’s a great way to turn those holiday dreams of a new TV into a reality without breaking the bank.
Let’s take a look at some top TV choices for your dream home entertainment upgrades this Christmas.
1. Samsung’s Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV 55”
Dive into a captivating cinematic experience with Samsung’s Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV 55″. This sleek 55-inch TV boasts a stunning 4K HDR display that brings movies, sports, and games to life. With its Titan Gray design, versatile connectivity options, and immersive audio system, it’s the perfect addition to your home entertainment setup. Equipped with Tizen Smart TV operating system, Wi-Fi connectivity, HDMI and USB ports, and a user-friendly remote control, it offers a crystal-clear resolution of 3840 x 2160p for breathtaking picture quality.
2. LG’s 4K Ultra Smart TV 43”
LG’s 4K Ultra Smart TV 43″ promises an unparalleled viewing experience. Its slim black design adds an elegant touch to your living space, and the 4K Ultra HD display format ensures stunning picture quality with a pixel resolution of 3840 x 2160p. Connectivity is a breeze with Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, RF In, Bluetooth, and Optical Digital audio out. With the user-friendly webOS 23 operating system, navigating through content becomes effortless. The 43-inch diagonal screen brings entertainment to life with vibrant visuals, making it perfect for transforming your home into an entertainment hub.
3. TCL’s 43″ 4K HDR Dolby Vision Android Hands-Free TV
Enhance your home entertainment experience with TCL’s 43″ 4K HDR Dolby Vision Android Hands-Free TV. Featuring the latest version of Google TV, this television offers essential upgrades in speed and security for a seamless and protected viewing experience. With access to over 7,000 apps and a vast library of 700,000+ shows and movies, everything you love to watch is now in one place. Designed with precision, the millimeter-thin stylish trim provides a broader and wider sense of entertainment. Certified Google TV, Wi-Fi connectivity, DTS-HD Decoding, and multiple input and output options make this 43-inch 4K UHD TV from TCL a sophisticated yet user-friendly choice for your entertainment needs.
4. Devant’s Full HD Smart TV
Perfect for transforming your entertainment hub, Devant’s Full HD Smart TV offers a sleek design and impressive features, making it the centerpiece of your home entertainment setup. Running on the Vidaa U operating system, it provides seamless navigation and a range of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, LAN, and Bluetooth. With a 43-inch diagonal screen and Full HD display format featuring a pixel resolution of 1920x1080p, it ensures breathtaking picture quality. The dynamic contrast ratio of 3,000,000:1 adds depth to your visuals, making content come to life. Whether for streaming, gaming, or simply enjoying your favorite programs, Devant’s Full HD Smart TV is here to enhance your viewing experience.
This holiday season, upgrading your home entertainment setup is made easier with these best-selling, top-notch TVs. Thanks to Home Credit’s 0% interest offer on various installment options for up to 18 months, achieving your holiday goal of buying the best TV that fits your lifestyle is within reach.
To stay updated with Home Credit Philippines, visit their official website www.homecredit.ph. You can also follow them on their official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts. For more convenience, download the My Home Credit App on Google Play to learn about the latest promos and see what’s new in the Shopping Mall Philippines.
Remember, Home Credit Philippines is a financing company duly licensed and supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).