The fourth generation of Xiaomi's TV series, has finally created a software and hardware environment that can be used in our small country. Well, not everything, but I touched on that in the video, but I'll mention it here later.
I chose the 55″ size, although the from xiaomishop.hu a smaller Mi TV 4S with a 43″ screen is also available. Apart from the sizes, the difference between the TVs is almost negligible, with VESA mounting sizes and speakers.
In terms of connections, the TV is well equipped, with 3 HDMI, one ARC and the rest normal, 3 USB 2.0 speeds are just enough for 4K content, but also for users of older devices, RCA connectors for analogue sources, not to mention the antenna connector, which is equipped with DVB-T2 and DVB-C MPEG4 encoded tuners to enjoy European broadcasts. So you can receive both terrestrial and cable digital channels. If you want to listen to the sound of the programme through an external amplifier or speakers, you can use either an optical S/PDIF or analogue 3.5 mm Jack connection.
The TV has an all-metal frame and stand, making it extremely stable and secure, whether mounted on a stand or on a wall. Not to mention the exclusive design.
The 55″ TV wall mount has a VESA standard 300 x 300 mm hole spacing, the same as the 43″ size. Only the 32″ is 100 x 100 mm, but not yet available in the shop.
The only difference, other than size, is the speaker power. The 55″ has two 10 W speakers, while the 43″ has 8 W. The sound is incredible, there's bass, there's bass, speech is intelligible and the volume is... fantastic. Now don't anyone think it's a home theatre system, it's just two good quality speakers.
So this TV has everything you need! Nice picture, if you're watching 4K source, good sound, Android TV, Pachwall, Chromecast, etc. with 8 core processor, 2 GB memory, 8 GB back up for everything IS good! Not to mention the price!
Currently, only the weaker brands are cheaper on the Hungarian market with similar knowledge, the better known ones are a bit more expensive, but of course their software content is different, perhaps more sophisticated. It is not easy to argue for Xiaomi's TV, knowing the market, but it is still just a Xiaomi ;-)
