Xiaomi Reveals Its First 4K OLED TV

When Xiaomi revealed its 108-megapixels camera smartphone last year, fans were amazed to see the price tag. Now, the Chinese company has launched its first lineup of OLED “Master Series” TVs in China starting with a 65-inch model at a shocking price range. Using a 10-bit 4K 120Hz LG OLED panel, Xiaomi 4K OLED TV includes support for every HDR standard (Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR, and HLG), the latest HDMI 2.1 standard and a 65-watt, 5-channel Dolby Atmos speaker system.

Xiaomi 4K OLED TV

For most of its decade of existence, Xiaomi has strived to stand out by delivering good-quality products at comparatively low prices. Now anyone in the market looking for an OLED TV in China has to decide if they really want to spend all their money on a Xiaomi TV or want to go with its South Korean rival. After all, LG is currently the leading brand in OLED TVs.

For audio, the brand new Xiaomi OLED TV comes with a 65W in-built speaker system, which comprises of 2 × 12.5W left/right channels, 2 × 10W surround channels, and 20W 50Hz ultra-low frequency subwoofer. It supports all the modern audio formats such as DTS Audio, Dolby Audio, and Dolby Atmos 2.1.2. It also features a 4-mic array for XiaoAI voice assistant.

Talking about connectivity, the TV has dual-band WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0 along with ports such as 3 x HMDI, 2 X USB, S/PDIF, optical, ethernet, and antenna.

Other prominent features of the new Mi TV Master series 65-inch OLED include glass stand, RGB at the bottom, metal remote, DC Dimming, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Automatic Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Always-on Display (AOD), and professional gaming mode.

This latest machine is all set on sale now in China and priced at RMB 12,999 (around $1,840). The price may vary in North America if it were ever sold in the region as Xiaomi subsidizes the cost in China by selling content with it.