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Mi LED TV 4C 32-inch has silently launched in India as the latest budget friendly offering from Xioami. It is an HD-ready smart TV that runs PatchWall UI based on Android TV. It has thicker bezels compared to other Mi TV offerings and boasts of Mi Quick Wake feature that turns the TV on in less than five seconds. Mi LED TV 4C 32-inch is quite thick but offers ample connectivity options. It is powered by a quad-core processor and comes with 1GB RAM.Mi LED TV 4C 32-inch price in India, availabilityMi LED TV 4C 32-inch is…

Mi TV 5X has been confirmed to launch at Xiaomi's Smarter Living 2022 event set for August 26 in India. The company has teased some of the features of the new TV series that will follow the popular Mi TV 4X series which currently includes 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch models in the Indian market. Mi TV 5X will have narrow bezels with a metal finish, fine-tuned visuals, a new generation of PatchWall interface, and more.Xiaomi will be hosting its Smarter Living 2022 event on August 26 at 12pm IST (noon) where it will…

Mi TV 5X was launched alongside the Mi Band 6 at the dedicated Xiaomi Smarter Living 2022 event on Thursday. The new television range is an upgrade to the Mi TV 4X range that was unveiled last year. The Mi TV 5X comes with 40W speakers with Dolby Atmos support. It integrates Adaptive Brightness that adjusts the brightness of the television according to the light in the home. The Mi TV 5X runs on PatchWall 4 interface, and far-field mics for easier access to Google Assistant. Xiaomi says it has sold 6 million smart TVs so…

Xiaomi has been one of the most popular television manufacturers in India for a while now, and according to a report by IDC, is the highest selling smart TV brand in the country. Competitive pricing and a product range that covers popular TV sizes and resolutions can be credited for the company's success with televisions in India, along with smaller and more thoughtful features and customisations on offer. One such feature is PatchWall, Xiaomi's custom user interface made for its TVs, which operates on top of the Android…

Although Xiaomi and its Redmi sub-brand have much of the budget and mid-range television segments in India covered, its focus will always be on value for money, and that applies to the high end as well. Big screens, plenty of features, thoughtful software, and discrete design have largely defined the Mi TV range. The company's latest television series, the Mi TV 5X, hopes to carry that forward without compromising on the one thing that has attracted buyers to the brand – competitive and reasonable pricing.Priced at Rs.…