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Choosing a TV that suits your family's needs in a market flooded with different TV operating systems: Tizen, Android, Web OS 3.5. This article will help you discover the advantages and disadvantages of these TV operating systems compiled by Mytour Supermarket.
Android TV
Android TV
- Pros: Encompasses all features of a smart TV: Network connection for reading news, listening to music, watching movies, downloading apps, controlling the TV with a phone, screen mirroring from the phone to the TV, and more. Users will experience features like Google Play Music, Google Play Game, Google Cast, and can install apps outside of Google Play using apk files to access additional apps not available on Google Play.
- Cons: Some TVs are not fully optimized for Android, receive fewer software updates, and may experience frequent lag issues.
Tizen OS
Tizen OS
- Pros: Tizen's interface is neatly organized, scientific, and appealing to users familiar with technology products. It features a rich and diverse app store, with Samsung's strength in Vietnamese applications. Supports features like control via phone and tablet, screen mirroring from phone and tablet to TV, voice control, facial recognition, and gesture control for the TV.
- Cons: Samsung TV's overall interface is a bit complex for users, especially those not accustomed to smart TVs. The continuous switch between white and black backgrounds in settings and control interfaces like SmartHub or watching TV can be slightly discomforting.
Web OS 3.5
Web OS 3.5
- Advantages: Clear, intuitive interface with vertically designed and organized applications. Automatic source detection ensures uniformity and consistency. User-friendly setup with Bean Bird. Multi-view feature allows simultaneous viewing of two different inputs, such as watching TV (antenna) and a movie from a media player (HDMI). It meets the highest security standards for smart TVs.
- Disadvantages: Limited app store, not rich in apps, and transitions between scenes are not smooth.
