Coocaa Tv Earns High Rating On Its Flipkart Debut

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Gurgaon, India, January 28, 2020 —
Global television brand, Coocaa TV has notched up yet another glory in India ever since its launch in October 2019. After making its debut on Flipkart in India, Coocaa TV has earned a customer rating of 4.3-star ratings with commendable consumer reviews and ratings.
Coocaa is a Shenzhen-based company. It is a subsidiary of Skyworth and has been in existence since 2006. Coocaa, as a registered trademark of the market-leading TV manufacturer Skyworth, is an epitome of modern design with advanced technologies that have been extremely popular among masses. With a 31-year history, the company was valued at over $19 billion last March and says it employs over 40,000 people worldwide. Owing to its wide range of affordable televisions, Coocaa dominates the open market.
Sushovit Ranjan, Business Head E-commerce, Coocaa TV is pleased with the way the brand has started to become a household name in India. He said, “Coocaa’s entry in the Indian market was an ambitious move for the brand. But am glad our products’ competitive features ensured us an edge amongst other acclaimed television brands. For instance, Coocaa’s 55-inch 4K Android TV (Coocaa 55S3G) available at Rs 30,999 (during Republic day sale) comes with bezel-less screens, Dolby Vision, Dolby Audio, Dual AI & Voice functionality, quad-core processor.”
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“All of which has caught viewers’ attention since, despite such excellent features, it is placed in a reasonably priced category. It also avoids harm to the viewer’s eyes and also reduces eye weariness through its exclusive ‘anti-blue-light technology. The price points have been specially reduced with the objective of maximising customer satisfaction during the festive mood this season. With exciting discounts on key product models on the purchase of select products across categories, we expect the year 2020 to be a bright one for our customers in India”, added Mr Ranjan.
Comments and reviews on Flipkart from coming from Coocaa TV’s users are evidence of its appreciable performance in the Indian television market. “This, I am definite, will be the turnaround in TV sales. Nice picture quality, Clear and amazing Sound, connectivity very fast, and the Android system is very..overall fabulous Item .. I highly recommend to purchase this.” “valuable for your money picture and sound quality are awesome friendly uses. Awesome experience……value for money..best price …go for it without thinking.” Alongside the two Android TVs, Coocaa has also launched two more Smart TVs which run Linux platform, besides launching an entry-level Smart TV with a 32-inch HD Ready LED display and YouTube app preinstalled.

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