When I first spotted Motorola’s new QLED 4K Smart Google TV at a Croma store in Mumbai, I honestly didn’t expect much. Motorola isn’t exactly the first name that comes to mind when you think of televisions. But the display caught my eye — bright, color-rich, and surprisingly refined for the price bracket it sits in.
This latest Motorola EnvisionX and QLED 4K Google TV series marks a quiet but confident entry into India’s mid-range TV market. The company’s pitching it as a “premium viewing experience at a practical price,” and after spending a little time exploring it, I can see why that claim isn’t entirely far-fetched.
A Quick Look at What It Offers
At the core of these TVs lies QLED technology — that’s quantum-dot backlighting, which typically brings deeper contrast and wider color accuracy than standard LED displays. You can immediately notice the difference when watching HDR content. Paired with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, the setup genuinely feels cinematic for smaller apartments or mid-sized living rooms.
It runs Google TV OS, not the older Android interface. That means a more polished experience: rows of content organized by mood or app, personalized suggestions, and voice control baked into the interface.
The specs sheet is reasonable — Mediatek quad-core processor, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB storage — enough to handle multiple streaming apps without lag.
💰 Price and Availability in India
Pricing has been one of Motorola’s biggest selling points. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available right now:
| Model | Screen Size | Key Features | Approx. Price (INR) | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EnvisionX QLED 4K Google TV | 43-inch | Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, QLED display | ₹21,999 – ₹23,999 | Flipkart / Smartprix |
| Motorola QLED 4K Google TV | 50-inch | Quantum-dot panel, HDR, Google TV OS | ₹27,999 – ₹29,999 | Flipkart |
| EnvisionX QLED 4K Google TV | 55-inch | Dolby Vision + Atmos, rich contrast | ₹32,999 – ₹36,999 | Flipkart / Motorola.in |
The 43-inch version seems to be the hot seller, but the 50-inch variant arguably delivers the best price-to-performance ratio.
You’ll often find deeper discounts during Flipkart’s Big Billion Days or Diwali offers — so if you’re reading this around the festive season, check twice before buying.
⚙️ Core Specs & Experience
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Display Type | QLED (Quantum-Dot) |
| Resolution | 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) |
| HDR Support | Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG |
| Operating System | Google TV |
| Processor | MediaTek Quad-Core |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM + 16 GB Storage |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, 20–24W speakers |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, HDMI 2.1, USB |
| Available Sizes | 43″, 50″, 55″ |
The picture quality on demo units was genuinely sharp for the price. Colors popped without looking cartoonish — a common issue with cheaper LED TVs. Motion handling wasn’t perfect, especially during fast-paced sports clips, but it didn’t distract much.
The sound, while Dolby-certified, still feels a little hollow in the bass range. I’d suggest pairing it with a basic soundbar or a Bluetooth speaker for better immersion.
🌟 Why Motorola’s Attempt Deserves Attention
If you look at India’s TV market right now, the “sweet spot” sits between ₹25,000 and ₹35,000. Motorola’s QLED lineup lands right there, bringing tech that’s been out of reach for most buyers until now.
You also get the full Google TV experience — not some watered-down version. The OS feels intuitive, the navigation is fluid, and you don’t have to wrestle with clunky remote interfaces.
I also liked the design. The bezels are slim, the metal stand feels stable, and it doesn’t scream budget from a distance — a small but welcome touch.
⚠️ What’s Not Perfect (Yet Manageable)
Now, it’s not all roses. Motorola’s TVs aren’t as bright as Samsung’s QLEDs or as finely tuned as OnePlus’s Q Series.
Local dimming zones seem fewer, which affects deep black scenes in darker rooms. And while the Dolby Vision label is there, the HDR performance doesn’t quite hit the same punch as high-end competitors.
Another small gripe — software updates. Motorola isn’t known for long-term support in its TV division. It’s functional today, but two years down the line? Hard to say.
That said, at this price, these are forgivable trade-offs.
🛠️ Warranty and Support
Motorola provides a 1-year comprehensive warranty across all QLED Smart Google TV models, and most sellers like Flipkart include doorstep installation within 48 hours of delivery.
Service coverage is handled through authorized Motorola partners in major Indian cities, and replacement parts (like remotes and power boards) are reportedly easy to source — something not always true for newer TV brands.
🔄 How It Stacks Up Against Rivals
I compared it briefly with the OnePlus TV Q1 and Xiaomi Smart QLED Pro.
The Motorola model doesn’t quite match their peak brightness or contrast precision, but it costs roughly 30–40% less.
Where it does win is Google TV integration — OnePlus and Xiaomi still rely on slightly modified Android interfaces that feel heavier and less refined.
So, if you value clean navigation, Dolby Vision support, and a crisp QLED picture at a lower price, Motorola’s option is surprisingly competitive.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does it support voice commands?
Yes. You can speak directly into the remote to use Google Assistant, search apps, or control smart devices.
Q2: Can I pair Bluetooth headphones or external speakers?
Absolutely. The built-in Bluetooth 5.0 connection handles wireless soundbars and earphones effortlessly.
Q3: Are streaming apps like Netflix and Prime Video pre-installed?
Yes, and you can download more from the Google Play Store. Apps like Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, and YouTube Music all run natively.
🏁 Final Thoughts
Motorola’s QLED 4K Smart Google TV lineup feels like a calculated step — not revolutionary, but refreshingly sensible.
It’s for people who want vivid visuals and modern features without chasing high-end brands.
After watching a few HDR trailers and sports clips in-store, I walked away thinking: this could easily be the “first QLED” for a lot of Indian homes.
Add a decent soundbar, tweak a few settings, and you’ve got something that punches well above its price.
Key Takeaway: Motorola’s QLED 4K Smart Google TVs blend affordability, solid design, and a slick Google ecosystem. They’re not flawless, but they’re far better than anyone expected from Motorola in the TV space.
Last Updated on October 18, 2025 by Lucy
