Xiaomi unveils affordable 4K TVs with QLED matrix
Xiaomi has announced three new models of 4K TVs in the X Pro QLED line, equipped with interesting specifications — and at an affordable price.
According to the GizmoChina portal, the new devices are available in three sizes: 43, 55, and 65 inches. All models are equipped with QLED panels with 4K resolution and support for technologies such as HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Vivid Picture Engine, MEMC, and ALLM. These technologies provide high image quality.
The TVs have two speakers with a total power of 30 W, supporting Dolby Audio and DTS for cinematic sound. The devices also received a metal frame.
The performance of the TVs is provided by an unnamed quad-core processor with Cortex-A55 cores, 2 GB of RAM, and a built-in 32 GB drive. The TVs run on the Google TV operating system with support for Chromecast, Google Assistant, and Xiaomi's PatchWall interface.
The Xiaomi X Pro QLED starts at INR 35,000 (around $416).
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