Xiaomi has quietly expanded its Redmi TV X 2026 lineup, adding three new Smart TVs in smaller sizes. The new models offered in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch formats aim to bring Mini LED and high refresh rate features to a wider audience at aggressive prices.
Xiaomi’s new Mini LED Smart TVs go beyond 4K
Each of the new Redmi TV X 2026 models includes a native 4K resolution and a 144 Hz refresh rate. For gaming, a special 288 Hz mode can be activated, though this drops resolution down to 1080p. It’s a trade-off aimed at smoother competitive gameplay.
The backlighting tech varies across sizes, with each model using a different number of Mini LED local dimming zones:
- 55-inch: 308 zones
- 65-inch: 384 zones
- 75-inch: 512 zones
All three TVs boast a peak brightness of up to 1,200 nits, pushing HDR content to impressive visual levels, especially in darker or dynamic scenes.
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Audio, ports, and connectivity pack in the essentials
Despite their budget-conscious pricing, these Smart TVs include a decent mix of features. Dual 15 W speakers handle sound, while HDMI 2.1 ports and WiFi 6 give users access to modern peripherals and streaming. Whether for next-gen consoles or high-bandwidth apps, the hardware is set up to deliver.
Prices and availability stay regional for now
The 55-inch model launches at CNY 2,499 (around $355), with the 65-inch priced at CNY 2,999 (~$425) and the 75-inch at CNY 3,799 (~$538). So far, Xiaomi hasn’t confirmed if these TVs will get a global release. Given that its monitors have seen international rollouts, a wider launch remains possible but not guaranteed.
