Xumo, the free streaming service owned by Comcast and Charter, announced today that it will launch a new line of Xumo TVs from Westinghouse.
The Xumo TVs use the same operating system as devices from Comcast. They allow for seamless content discovery, with “content-forward home screen” where users can quickly find content they’ve already started watching and personalized recommendations. The My List feature also allows users to build their own watchlist of content from across multiple streaming services.
The 4K UHD Westinghouse Xumo TVs support Dolby Vision HDR10 technology, for enhanced color and contrast, and Dolby Atmos pass-through for theater-like sound.
“Westinghouse and Xumo are a natural fit because we each prioritize quality and simplicity in the products we build,” said Stephanie Cassi, SVP, Sales and Marketing, Xumo. “The Westinghouse Xumo TV delivers on both of those pillars, providing consumers an elevated viewing experience with an intuitive interface that makes discovering content effortless.”
“We chose Xumo for our next line of Westinghouse TVs because its user-friendly OS cuts through the complexity of today’s streaming landscape,” said Russ Johnston, President of Westinghouse Electronics USA. “We’re thrilled to launch these new models to Westinghouse dealers and distributors—giving consumers a chance to bring home a high-quality, affordable smart TV at a great value.”
Westinghouse Xumo TVs are now available in 4K UHD (43” and 50”) and 2K HD (24”, 32”, 40”, and 43”) models. 55”, 58” and 65” 4K models will be available later this year. The new line of TVs are available on Amazon and Walmart’s website, with plans to expand to additional retailers.