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| All of Xiaomi's new Smart TVs support Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band Wi-Fi. |
Xiaomi has quietly launched a massive lineup of nine new smart TVs on its global website, bringing QLED technology, Google TV, and high-refresh-rate gaming to a wide range of budgets and room sizes.
If you're in the market for a new television that balances smart features with a tight budget, Xiaomi's latest announcement might be worth your attention. The tech giant has expanded its global TV A Pro 'e' series with nine distinct models ranging from a compact 32-inch screen all the way up to a massive 85-inch home theater centerpiece.
The core of this new lineup is built around QLED panel technology. This means even the most affordable models in the range are promising the vibrant, wide-gamut colors traditionally associated with much more expensive sets. For cinephiles, Xiaomi says these displays cover up to 94% of the DCI-P3 color space, delivering the kind of cinematic color accuracy you'd want for movie night.
A Smart Hub for Every Home
One of the most compelling aspects of these new TVs is the software experience. Xiaomi has equipped the entire A Pro 'e' series with Google TV, which remains one of the most user-friendly operating systems on the market today.
Beyond just streaming apps, the integration offers some neat productivity and ecosystem benefits. The TVs support both Google Cast and Apple AirPlay, meaning you can effortlessly beam content from your Android phone, iPhone, iPad, or Mac directly to the big screen. For the smart home enthusiasts, Google Assistant is built-in, allowing you to control your connected devices or search for content using just your voice.
Gaming and Varied Specs
While the entire lineup shares a sleek metal finish and bezel-less design, there are important distinctions to note before you buy.
- For Gamers: If you're looking to connect a console or PC, the larger models (specifically the 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch variants) feature a "Game Boost" mode that boosts the refresh rate to 120Hz via HDMI. This is a significant selling point for a budget-friendly TV, though it is worth noting that the 120Hz mode runs at 1080p resolution. The smaller 32-inch, 43-inch, and 50-inch models stick to the standard 60Hz.
- The 4K vs. FHD Split: Most of the lineup boasts 4K resolution, but Xiaomi has also included two "FHD" specific models (the 43-inch and 50-inch versions). These trade resolution for a lower price point but still maintain the QLED panel and 94% DCI-P3 coverage.
- Sound Differences: The audio setup varies slightly. The flagship 85-inch model comes with 15W stereo speakers, while the rest of the lineup utilizes 10W speakers. Regardless of the wattage, all models support Dolby Audio and DTS:X for a richer soundscape.
Availability and Models
While Xiaomi hasn't officially confirmed local pricing for every region just yet, the appearance of these models on the global site signals a broad rollout. Here is the full list of the new lineup, with links to the official product pages for detailed specifications:
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 32 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 FHD e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 50 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 50 FHD e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 55 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 75 e
- Xiaomi TV A Pro 85 e
For those looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup without breaking the bank, this new series looks like a strong contender. You can also check out related accessories and deals via this Amazon link.
