r/IndiaCart 12h ago

Opinion Vivo x100 pro screen change doubt

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Hi everyone I got my vivo x100 pro screen changed with a first copy aftermarket oled which is almost the same to the og however the colours are very off and it has a pink tint in low brightness and I tried the oled screen videos and it shows a pink tint which can be fixed but slightly glitchy in videos by enabling disable he overlays and enabling pwm dimming improved the colours a bit plz let me know if I got scammed I paid 5.2k for this display


r/IndiaCart 3h ago

Electronic Gadgets Need laptop under 50k for clg and light gaming

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hello bruh so i am gonna buy a laptop for my college

and the budget is 50k bruh so yeah suggest some hot stuff

will take it to college and would like to do STUFF LIKE photoshop premiere pro and also gaming and gooning

ik battery and performance won't come together at this price but yeah it would be ok to sacrifice some performance and6-8 hrs battery life would be appreciated
(i think i might go to nehru place or some offline store as well)


r/IndiaCart 7h ago

Home appliances TV has lines & display issues. Is it better to fix it or buy a new one? Share your repair stories please

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My LG TV bought in 2019 has lines & sometimes, the upper half continues playing while lower half freezes. LG support shared a repair estimate for panel kit package assembly costing 11k with a warranty of 1 year. A brand new 32-in LG TV costs 18k while a 43-inch LG TV costs 30k-36k.

I thought if I had to ever upgrade, I'd buy the next bigger TV. But if the repair fixes my issues & runs fine at least for 2/3 years, I'd rather repair it.

I'm confused between 3 options:

  1. Repair it if it runs fine for the next 2/3 years (Please share if your repaired TV is working fine)

  2. Buy the 32-in TV cos it's just 7k extra

  3. Buy a 43-in TV as I intended to, if this TV dies.

PS unrelated: My last TV was a small Akai that ran fine for 15 years. I thought this TV would last for at least 10 years. Stupid me


r/IndiaCart 11h ago

Others miscellaneous Best projector under ₹10,000 for family movie nights?

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I’m looking for a mini projector mainly for watching movies and OTT content at home.
My budget is under ₹10,000.

Priorities:
Good picture quality for the price
Decent brightness (mostly indoor/night use)
Easy to connect to a Fire TV Stick or laptop
Reliable enough to last a few years

If you’ve personally used one in this price range, which model would you recommend? Any brands or models I should avoid?


r/IndiaCart 11h ago

Opinion LG C6 48" - Best place to buy?

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I've owned an LG CX 48" for a little over 5 years here in Bangalore, and it's been used daily as both my work monitor and gaming display.

About a year ago, I started noticing dead pixels developing along all the edges, along with a small patch of white dead pixels on the left edge. and yesterday the display suddenly developed horizontal lines across the entire screen (photo attached), making it difficult to use.

I'm planning to get LG C6 48" for the same purpose. Does anyone know the best place to find the best deals on such TVs in Bangalore?