Xiaomi has added nine televisions to its global product lineup under the TV A Pro e name, giving integrators a new QLED range that spans compact 32-inch screens through an 85-inch model. The company has not confirmed pricing or availability, so the announcement establishes the specifications and platform direction without setting a dealer order date.
A broad size range, with two resolution tiers
The series is built around Google TV and includes built-in Google Assistant, Apple AirPlay and Google Cast. Most of the range uses 4K, 60Hz panels, while the two FHD variants step down to 1080p. Xiaomi says those FHD models retain 94% DCI-P3 color-space coverage, but the 43-inch and 50-inch versions use a less powerful chipset and provide fewer ports than their 4K counterparts.
| Models | Panel and refresh details | Audio | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 32 e, 43 e, 50 e | 4K, 60Hz; no 120Hz Game Boost listed | 10 W speakers | Pricing and availability not confirmed |
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 FHD e, 50 FHD e | 1080p; 94% DCI-P3 color-space coverage | 10 W speakers | Pricing and availability not confirmed |
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 55 e, 65 e, 75 e | 4K, 60Hz; up to 120Hz in Game Boost mode via HDMI | 10 W speakers | Pricing and availability not confirmed |
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 85 e | 4K, 60Hz; up to 120Hz in Game Boost mode via HDMI | 15 W stereo speakers | Pricing and availability not confirmed |
Refresh-rate support depends on size
The most important distinction for a system designer is not the Google TV platform but the split in HDMI-based gaming support. The Xiaomi TV A Pro 55 e, Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 e, Xiaomi TV A Pro 75 e and Xiaomi TV A Pro 85 e can raise their refresh rate to 120Hz when Game Boost mode is enabled through HDMI. The 32-inch, 43-inch and 50-inch 4K models do not offer that option in the published specifications.
That divide means the series cannot be treated as one uniform display family when an installation includes source switching, gaming inputs or a requirement for consistent display behavior across rooms. The two FHD models also sit apart from the rest of the lineup because of their resolution, chipset and port differences.
Platform and remote details
Across the range, Xiaomi lists Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band Wi-Fi. The included remote controls add voice-control capability and dedicated buttons for Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube. Those controls, together with Google TV, Google Assistant, Apple AirPlay and Google Cast, position the products as smart displays with a common software experience across the nine model names.
- Nine models cover 32-inch, 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch sizes.
- Four larger models list 120Hz Game Boost through HDMI; the smaller 4K models do not.
- Only the Xiaomi TV A Pro 85 e lists 15 W stereo speakers; the other models use 10 W alternatives.
Xiaomi’s published lineup is therefore differentiated by more than screen size. The 4K and FHD tiers use different hardware in some cases, while audio output also varies at the top of the range. For dealers and integrators, the specifications currently provide a basis for separating models in design proposals, but pricing, ordering information and channel availability remain unannounced.
