OnePlus has since released software package updates that have improved the user expertise for the OnePlus TV, as well as the most recent one which will begin rolling out nowadays.

The latest OnePlus TV update is bringing with it a lot of fixes and tweaks for the android TV-integrated set, as well as the flexibility to disable dolby motion smoothing and Wi-Fi hotspot sharing on to your TV using your OnePlus smartphone.

The latest OnePlus TV software package update brings varied new options, the foremost notable of that is an expanded list of content partners for OxygenPlay, the content platform designed into the android TV software package of the tv as a launcher.

A new inclusion to OxygenPlay covers MX Player, Voot, ShemarooMe, AltBalaji, JioSaavn, and Spotify.

Content from all of those platforms are accessible through the OxygenPlay interface post the update, however, users can still sign into their subscriptions for a few of those content suppliers.

There are a number of different key changes and new options returning with the update.

These include the flexibility to attach Bluetooth headphones to the OnePlus TV, the flexibility to use a OnePlus smartphone as a hotspot for the TV using the OnePlus Connect app, varied image quality optimisations, and also the ability to use the Prime Video button on the remote to power on and off the TV, among others.

The software update is rolling out for each the Q1 and Q1 pro (Review) models of the OnePlus TV.

Not solely are their enhancements to the interface and choices, the update conjointly brings tweaks to image quality.

User will currently close up motion smoothing in Dolby Vision mode, which suggests you’ll currently stream Dolby content on platforms like Netflix while not the typically frustrating motion smoothing.

Over time, OnePlus has bit by bit improved its initial TV through periodic software updates that have improved the user expertise.