Acerpure India has launched its new Nitro QLED TV (55-inch mode review) range in India, targeting users who want a large-screen TV for gaming, movies and everyday entertainment. The lineup comes in 75-inch, 85-inch and 100-inch sizes, with features such as a 120Hz HSR refresh rate, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Let’s look at it in more detail below.
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Acerpure Nitro QLED TVs: key features
The Acerpure Nitro range has a primary focus on its screen size, with 75-inch, 85-inch and 100-inch options. This gives users more options to choose a TV based on their room and viewing distance, while the 100-inch model is clearly for buyers who may want a home-theatre-type setup.
The TVs use QLED display technology and support a 120Hz HSR refresh rate. The higher refresh rate helps produce smoother motion in fast-paced games, sports and action scenes. QLED technology is essentially a display tech that helps deliver more vibrant colours, while Dolby Vision is to support compatible HDR content.
For audio, the 75-inch and 85-inch models feature 40W box speakers, while the 100-inch version gets a more powerful 65W box speaker setup. The range also supports Dolby Atmos, which can create a wider and more immersive soundstage.
The TVs run Google TV 5.0 Ref+, giving users access to connected entertainment and streaming apps. Acerpure has also added built-in Karaoke mode, which could make the TVs more useful for family gatherings and parties apart from just watching movies and shows.
Together, these features make the Nitro range more focused on an all-round entertainment setup, with the larger models offering a particularly big-screen experience for users who have the space for them.
Should you buy the Acerpure Nitro QLED series?
The Acerpure Nitro range is clearly focused on large screens and gaming, with 75-inch, 85-inch and 100-inch options. The 75-inch model starts at Rs 59,999, putting it below some similarly sized gaming-focused QLED TVs from brands such as TCL and iFFALCON.
The hardware looks useful for casual and console gaming, with a 120Hz refresh rate, QLED panel, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The challenge here is that there is a new lineup that lacks user-reviewed feedback about its picture quality, input lag and gaming performance for this particular range.
For anyone who mainly wants a very large TV for movies, sports and occasional gaming, the Nitro range offers plenty of features without being too pricey. The 100-inch model, however, naturally sits at a much higher price bracket, with current listings around Rs 1.9 lakh, and is something you should invest in after getting a demo in a live-experience zone and doing proper research.
