Bangalore, October 14 2018: An interesting  combo of German engineering  with Chinese craftsmanship,  has now  come to India.
Metz, the German brand that in invented the first-ever radio receiver in 1947 and went on to create the world's first CRT TV -- the Metz 702 in 1955 -- today offers OLED devices backed by LG's display technology. Meanwhile,  one of China's leading entry-level TV manufacturers, Skyworth, has been  making inroads  into the India market with its own range of smart TVs. Now, these two brands have come together to sell an all-new range of Metz TVs and home appliances after Skyworth acquired the Metz TV business. 
Their  initial  range  includes the M65S9A OLED  4K UHD, the M55G2 and M43U2 4K UHD  and the M40E6 FHD  -- all Android-based smart  TVs. While the first one (65 inches) is the flagship priced at Rs. 2, 98, 490, the other HD Tvs  are priced between Rs. 48000 and Rs. 65000 and come with a special 3D game engine, three HDMI and 2 USB ports, along with  WiFi and  a pre-installed suite of apps. The 32 and 40 inch  Full HD devices with Dolby and running  Android TV are priced at Rs. 29, 790 and Rs. 35, 990 respectively.
The Metz brand was officially launched last week in India and it looks  like it will slowly, but surely give other TV manufacturers a run for their money in the upcoming festive season.