User Reviews for Micromax 50K2330UHD 49 inch (124 cm) LED 4K TV

For normal HD viewing its just about ok; however moment it comes to 4K. Its not able to play any 4k content nor is it compatible with any 4K player or set top box. I found this out when I tried to get the Tata sky 4k box installed. nMisleading specification on the site it only supports 24/25/30 Hz on 4K. So nothing out there in the world will work with this TV.nHave not been able to play any 4K content. It seems to be too slow to do that plays a couple of seconds and then it crashes

the authorized installation technician from flipkart declared that the sent product was having manufacturing defect and informed to the customer care. a white 2 inch bar on the panel while switched on.nnthe product was not quality checked before shipping. we are not investing 50000 rs for micromax brand. because of flipkart exclusive we purchased.i want full cash back.nntake hi care on costly purchases.because online purchases need more trust. the other reviews says the product is not a complete 4k led television. 4k television should play 4k stock contents with declared formats. for just watching television channels we have no need of 4k because only 25 hd channels available in india, which needs only fullhd tv sets maximum. nnit is cheap television by quality.... not by price ...

Don't buy this led at any cost u will be traped.I have received this led on 14th of march through flipkart.Micromax have tried to make Mercedes but they have created tata nano that too faulty.nThis is not ultra hd 4k led.I have lots of collection of 4k videos in my pendrive none of them play on this led this led is too slow to hanldle 4k videos.All of these 4k videos runs smoothly on other brand like lg and sony 4k..nThe worse part of this crap is 60 frames per second refersh rate whn the object move in the screen it blurs.My old Philips led even better refersh rate 120 frames per second.nU will pull your hair after every half an hour as this led hangs too frequently.U need to plug off everytime then.nAnother bad thing about this led is it takes more then 30 second to start up.I am going to return this led and ask for refund.nGaming consoles connectivity also very poor I am using best hdmi cables but no words to say.This led only supports 1.4 hdmi version as other capable of 2.0 hdmi versions.nGuys don't buy this led its better to go for lg 4o inch 4k that cost 60 k.

Dear Friends, nnThis 49" UHD TV came home in less than 12 hours after placing the order and was easy for self install, being so light. To my utter surprise, the installation person too showed up within couple of hours after delivery, did demo more features and did the wall mounting in a jiffy! Great experience indeed... Now, here is some critical feedback - nn1) Picture quality - For best quality, choose "USER" and set the range of brightness to 60-70, contrast to 25-30, colour to 25-30, sharpness to 30-50, backlight to 0-30 (depending on daylight brightness). nn2) HDMI 1080p (50p) has issues - This Micromax TV (with HDMI 1.4) has problem synchronizing to 1080p properly. I tried a high end cable with filter-traps and it did improve a lot with only some white-spot-noise remaining (I went back to 1080i-50Hz and found that the quality is superb with this high-end HDMI cable). My satellite box did work well with (previous) Philips HDTV in the 1080-50p mode, so the receiver on that Philips TV is made of better SNR handling than this Micromax. The TV apparently does the progressive upscaling to its UHD screen, so it kind of works out fine I guess. I connected up my Roku box and the Micromax TV syncs at 1080p-50Hz perfectly with the Roku, even with cheaper HDMI cable. So, must be Videocon D2H box has weak signal strength at 1080p. I do not have a 4K source yet, so have not been able to test for 4K HDMI modes. nn3) The TV comes up from power-up in Andriod screen. The remote does not have a "TV" button!! After playing around for a couple of days, I found a wonderful hidden feature - Use the Left/Right scroll buttons on remote to switch to TV/Andriod. n4) The Andriod features work superbly, but you will not be satisfied with waving the remote around to act like a mouse/keyboard. However, I found the MiScreen remote application on my Andriod phone has an excellent scroll-pad + keyboard option that works very well to use instead of the provided remote. So, this issue is resolved. nn5) The killer feature is the MiScreen feature (install MiScreen-K application on your andriod phone and connect that to the same wireless router as the TV to use it)... This TV can stream the TV channel (or the Andriod screen) that is being viewed (along with Audio) to the Andriod Mobile, in excellent resolution! This is like having a built-in Slingbox!! (within your home WiFi range limits). nn6) The connected mobile app also offers some TV remote and gaming controller options. The software can be improved a lot. I’m expecting some good updates on Playstore!n n7) There are 3 USB ports (I wish we had an extra third HDMI port too), one of which is USB 3.0! USB Flash drive works well. It is difficult to access the USB ports, once you wall mount the TV. I have used an USB extender cable ease connections. n8) The power consumption (~70w typ) is less than half of my earlier philips 42" HDTV, which also weighs twice as much as this svelte Micromax (16 Kg!) nn9) Wall mount is very good, with an excellent wall hug. It is easy to remove the TV off the mount to clean/re-do connections. nn10) I am toying with mounting some LED lighting strips on the back of the TV (two sides and top zone have flat plastic areas where this can be done), so that we get good reflected backlight on the wall, for "easy-on-the-eyes" night time viewing. nn11) The VGA port works great, up to 1920x1080x60Hz. nn12) The Y-Pr-Pb (component Video) along with stereo audio input works well with my good old Philips DVD Player. I have only a 480p-50Hz output from that player box. The audio volume tends to be too loud. Would have appreciated if the TV remembers the audio-level for each input channel privately. Right now, the audio level is common for all input sources.n n13) I have no use for the Analog/Cable TV input. So, no comments. nn14) The sound quality of the built-in speakers is not bad, but not great either..I switch on my amp when I need good sound. The Micromax TV has an SPDIF output on the side, which I have not used, as I am able to source digital sound, directly from the Set-top box to my Amp. nnSome of the other reviews have been battering this TV model about 4K 30Hz only option. The reality is that the 4K streaming in India is still nascent and may only be using low frame rates anyway. So, using a 30Hz frame rate to the TV may not be much of a loss. Given the price I paid, I guess I would be happy with this limitation for a while. When 4K is here seriously, I am sure we will get a well priced upgrade option from Micromax.n nHappy viewing for a market-shaker product from Micromax.. Wake-up time for Samsung/LG and others! Not everyone wants dumb 3D which will kill your eyes!

This is the worst purchase i have ever made , this TV does not work @ 4K with TaTa sky , Micromax says that they will upgrade software .. only false promises of upgrade ..nnHorrible service . Please think 10 times before you buy this TV