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Thomson 43UG4S15 43" (109.2 cm) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV, Direct-LED, Google TV, Wi‑Fi, Black
The Thomson 43UG4S15 43" (109.2 cm) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV provides 3840×2160 resolution with Direct-LED backlighting and runs Google TV to centralise apps, subscriptions and personalised content. The set supports DVB-T/T2, DVB-C and DVB-S/S2 tuners for terrestrial, cable and satellite reception, and offers Wi‑Fi and Ethernet connectivity. HDR10 support improves contrast and colour reproduction while an ergonomic backlit remote with integrated Google Assistant enables voice control and easy operation in low light.
This 43" Google TV delivers four times the detail of Full HD and HDR10-enhanced dynamic range for clearer highlights and deeper shadows. Google TV organises apps and recommendations per user profile and provides access to a large library of streaming content with built-in Google Cast for casting from compatible devices. The triple tuner adds flexibility for receiving live broadcasts via antenna, cable or satellite, and the Direct-LED panel balances picture quality with efficient power consumption.
Place the TV on a stable surface or mount it on a compatible VESA 200 × 200 mm wall bracket. Connect antenna, cable or satellite feed to the appropriate tuner input, or set up a network connection via Wi‑Fi or Ethernet to access Google TV apps. Follow the on-screen setup to create user profiles, sign into Google accounts and personalise recommendations. Use the included backlit remote or Google Assistant voice commands to search content, control playback and manage smart home devices. Use Google Cast from a compatible device to stream media directly to the TV.
For best picture quality, enable HDR in app settings when available and position the TV at an appropriate viewing distance for a 43" screen (typically 1.2–2.5 m). Ensure a stable internet connection for streaming and keep the firmware updated via system settings to maintain app compatibility and performance.
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