In India, Xiaomi is renowned for its selection of reasonably priced smart TVs. In reality, the business has significantly contributed to the nation’s increased accessibility of smart TVs.
Up until recently, the company’s offerings consisted solely of inexpensive products or a single expensive OLED smart TV. This gap is intended to be closed by the firm with the introduction of the Xiaomi Smart TV X Pro.
The Xiaomi TV X Pro’s base model (43-inch form), which was introduced at the Smarter Living event, costs Rs 32,999. The pricing of the 50-inch model is Rs 41,999, while the huge 55-inch model, which I have examined, is Rs 47,999.
The Premium Look
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You will get astounded by the Xiaomi TV X Pro’s overall construction, fit, and finish as soon as you open the package. This smart TV has a real metal frame as opposed to the majority of them, which makes it a little bit heavier than smart TVs with plastic frames.
It has a subdued Xiaomi logo on the front, and the border’s silver tint gives it a premium appearance. The Xiaomi TV X Pro is luxurious and strong at the same time because even the base stand is made of metal.
Good Connectivity
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The Xiaomi TV X Pro has input-output choices, including support for an HDMI 2.1 connector with eARC. With a PS5 or Xbox Series X, users can now play games in 4K resolution.
The refresh rate, however, is fixed at 60Hz due to the panel’s restrictions. The manufacturer hasn’t skimped on connectivity with features like an RJ45 ethernet jack, AV, 3.5mm audio jack, optical port, and two USB-A ports. This includes compatibility for Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0.
Picture And Audio Quality At Its Peak
The Xiaomi TV X Pro comes with a 40W speaker arrangement on the 50-inch and 55-inch models and a 30W speaker setup on the smaller 43-inch model.
In my opinion, the Xiaomi TV X Pro features one of the best speaker systems available for less than Rs 50,000. It becomes much more unique because of the Dolby Atmos capabilities.
The Smart Remote Control
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Two AAA batteries and a basic yet clever remote control with a built-in microphone are included with the TV. The easy access buttons for the major OTT apps, including Prime Video, Hotstar, Netflix, and even YouTube, were nice aside from that.
With support for PatchWall, an internal content curation and recommendation service, the Xiaomi TV X Pro utilizes the Google TV OS. The smart TV can instantly flip between Jio Cinema and YouTube thanks to its quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM (more than most TVs give), and 16GB of storage, which makes it ideal for strategic time-outs.
Conclusion
The Xiaomi Smart TV X Pro performs reasonably well, compared to the hundreds of other smart TVs on the market from other vendors. This might as well be the best wager under Rs 50,000, in my opinion.
The audio and visual quality are excellent, and those on a tight budget who can’t afford the 55-inch model should consider the 43-inch model as well.