Xiaomi to launch Mi TV Q1 75" on 23rd March - QLED, 192 Zones, 120Hz
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Srinivasa Rao
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Very detailed review. Nice
Michelangalo
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My focus is also on 4K gaming @60 (still waiting on Ps5 restocks) and movies. Let me know what you decide might help me in deciding.
Michelangalo
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this tv is a seriously good deal at 1.2L.a 1000 nits brightness is more than enough to justify the price. rest of the features are bonus.
look at the spec 1000nits,10000:1 contrast ratio,dci-p3 95%,120 hz panel,all the hdr standards supported.
The only drawback is buggy software. which can be easily solved by getting a fire stick 4k.also this tv can not do 4k@120 hz. but it's unfair to expect that at this price point
look at the spec 1000nits,10000:1 contrast ratio,dci-p3 95%,120 hz panel,all the hdr standards supported.
The only drawback is buggy software. which can be easily solved by getting a fire stick 4k.also this tv can not do 4k@120 hz. but it's unfair to expect that at this price point
lightgamer
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This TV can do 1440p 120Hz input from a game console/PC, which is more than enough for most gamers. Most 120Hz TVs without full HDMI 2.1 are limited at 1080p 120Hz.
amrutmhatre90
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Redmi has launched TVs which support most of the gaming features, but would wait for other OEMs to launch something similar. The brightness of Redmi TVs is just 300-350 nits.
Mi has launched a very great TV at 1.2 lakhs, would love to see more variations of these TVs.
you sure about that.the xiomi page does not mention 1440p. check here
Mi QLED TV 75 - FAQs - Mi India
Also one more thing I want to add about the specs.This is tv has input lag of only 11ms which is excellent.
Donivlapog
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Seriously if this TV goes busted, would there be timely support from their after sales service?
lightgamer
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Yes, the review I've linked above tested with Xbox and you can see there that 1440p 120 is supported.you sure about that.the xiomi page does not mention 1440p. check here
Mi QLED TV 75 - FAQs - Mi India
www.mi.com
Also one more thing I want to add about the specs.This is tv has input lag of only 11ms which is excellent.
lightgamer
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Xiaomi has a very wide reaching support network in India. They've sold a ton of TVs in India.
If an OEM can't service the thing, you'll just get the money back or a replacement. Happened with my Lenovo laptop in 2016 where I got the full refund after 3.5 years of using the thing.
iambatman28
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At this price, I'm guessing the QC probably won't be up to the mark and panel lottery could be a big thing with this one?
It does look great on paper though.
It does look great on paper though.
Its an established brand here and much much better than trusting a tcl/hisense/toshiba I suppose. Only reservation I have against Mi is the Chinese origin, but if it helps break the Samsung/Sony atrocity why not.
Tbh not sure if Samsung Sony are doing a great job today in terms of qc or vfm. Its the most vfm tv to date in my memory for those who have the space and the money.
iambatman28
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I honestly am suspect of this TV because the price is just too good to be true. 1000 nits, FALD, 75 inch at 1.2L. What's the catch?
Comparable specced TVs from Big 3 cost more than double of this afaik.
ankitbhargava
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Not big margins to capture the market?
lightgamer
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This TV is priced even lower in China (around 90k) and around 1.3 lakhs in Europe/UK.
There's no catch. This is how cheap making a FALD TV is in modern age with the 10.5 generation motherglass.
This is why Samsung is moving away from LCD, and Sony and LG already have. There's no money in it and it's a race to the bottom with Chinese companies. Samsung and Sony TVs have been massively overpriced in India since forever. Those same TVs sell for less than half in the US.
It takes around 350-300$ in China to produce a good quality 75" LCD panel per DSCC. Assuming they are using MediaTek's reference design, the total BOM won't cross 600-650$. That said, if they sell this TV for 1000$, they will still make $$$.
DSCC TV Cost Report Provides Scorecard for LCD vs. OLED, China vs. Korea - Display Supply Chain Consultants
www.displaysupplychain.com
lightgamer
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The panel of the U80 are better I think. That panel goes upto 1400 nits and has more local dimming zones. Though I'd still buy this one due to how bad the VIDAA OS is and Toshiba has provided exactly 0 OS updates since launch.
I don't think the U80 is going to launch anyway. Hisense will announce the successor to the H9G/U8QF soon, so the U8080 is basically vapourware.
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