Xiaomi launches Redmi TV X 2026 series with Mini LED starting at ¥2,499 ($350 USD)
Xiaomi has expanded its Redmi TV X lineup with three new Mini LED models in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch sizes. Pre-sale prices are set at ¥2,499 ($350 USD), ¥3,879 ($545 USD), and ¥4,749 ($670 USD). In some regions, the 65-inch and 75-inch versions qualify for government subsidies, lowering the effective price to ¥3,099 ($435 USD) and ¥3,799 ($535 USD).
This release follows the earlier launch of the high-end 98-inch and 85-inch versions, priced at ¥4,799 ($665 USD) and ¥7,599 ($1,055 USD). The new models are positioned as more affordable options while still offering advanced Mini LED technology.
The TVs feature partition counts of 308, 384, and 512 zones, delivering peak brightness up to 1,200 nits and a dynamic contrast ratio of 12,000,000:1. They natively support 4K resolution at 144Hz, with refresh rates boosted to 288Hz in e-sports mode. Variable refresh rate (VRR) is also supported for smoother gaming performance.
Xiaomi has equipped the TVs with its self-developed picture quality engine and Qingshan eye-protection technology, enabling ultra-high frequency dimming at 20KHz to minimize flicker. Compared to traditional LCD panels, Mini LED offers finer light control, deeper blacks, and vivid colors without the burn-in risks associated with OLED.
Core hardware includes the MediaTek MT9655 quad-core processor (with four Arm Cortex-A73 cores and Mali-G52 MC1 GPU), 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage. The TVs run Xiaomi's Surge OS 3, and connectivity options include Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, three HDMI ports (two HDMI 2.1), and two USB ports (one USB 3.0).
Xiaomi Corporation, headquartered in Beijing, is a global technology company known for smartphones, smart devices, and consumer electronics. Its Redmi brand focuses on delivering high-performance products at accessible prices. Xiaomi has invested heavily in display technology, positioning its TVs as competitive alternatives to established international brands. The company continues to expand its ecosystem, integrating hardware, software, and services for millions of users worldwide.
