What Xiaomi TVs Look Like: Photos, Designs and Key Features of 2022–2026 Models

Xiaomi TVs have become some of the most recognizable on the market in recent years thanks to a combination of modern technology and minimalist design. However, the appearance of models varies greatly depending on the series, from the budget Redmi TV with thick bezels to the premium Mi TV Q2 with a frameless screen and metal body. If you are planning to buy or just want to distinguish the original from a fake, it is important to understand the visual details.

In this article, we will take a look at how Xiaomi TVs look in different lines, what to look for when choosing and how to determine the model from external signs. You will see current photos, comparison tables and learn about the design “chips” that distinguish a brand from competitors.

1. Common features of Xiaomi TV design

All Xiaomi TVs combine several branded elements that help identify the brand even from afar:

• 📺 Minimalist front panel – no physical buttons (except power and joystick on some models), glossy or matte frame covering.
• 🔳 Logo on a stand or lower frame - the original models it is made in the form of a metal plate with engraved (forgeries often sticker).
• 🖥️ Thin body - even in budget series, the thickness rarely exceeds 8-10 cm (except for models with a subwoofer).
• 🔌 Connectors on the side or back panel - standard layout: HDMI, USB, optical outputs and antenna connector are located on the side for easy connection.

Special attention is paid to the stand: premium series (for example, Mi TV Q2 75) it is made of aluminum with a V-shaped shape, and budget (Redmi TV A55) – of plastic with rubberized legs, and all models after 2021 are equipped with an IR-receiver for the remote, which is located to the right or left of the logo.

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To verify the authenticity of a Xiaomi TV by design, compare the location of the connectors and logo with the official photos on mi.com. Counterfeits often have asymmetrical bezels or curved stand.

2.What the TVs of different Xiaomi series look like

The brand produces several TV lines that differ not only in the “stuffing”, but also in appearance, below is a comparative table of key series with photos and design descriptions.

The thinnest models are the Mi TV P1 OLED (only 4.6mm thick) and Mi TV Q2 (6.9mm) which are visually different from the budget Redmi TVs, which can reach 15-20mm because of the built-in speakers and cooling system, and the premium series often have a rear-light that responds to the content on the screen.

3.How to distinguish the original Xiaomi TV from a fake by appearance

Fake Xiaomi-branded TVs often copy the design, but have a number of visual flaws.

1. Logo: The original one is metal, clearly engraved, and the fake one is a plastic sticker or paint that is erased.
2. Screen frame: The Mi TV Q2 should be even (1.5 mm), without gaps. Fakes often show glue or uneven joints.
3. Stand: In the original models it is heavier (metal or reinforced plastic), on fakes - flimsy, with backlash.
4. Connectors: On the back of the original, the connectors are signed in English, on a fake - often in hieroglyphics or with errors.
5. DU remote: Xiaomi has a minimalist, metal buttons, fake plastic with a very uneven color.

⚠️ Note: Redmi models are often counterfeited TV A55 mi TV 4A. Check the serial number on the official website or in the Mi Home application - it is either missing or does not pass verification.

Another way to test is weight: Xiaomi’s original TVs weigh more because of quality materials, such as the Mi TV Q2 55 weighs ~15 kg, and its fake TV is often 3-4 kg lighter.

4.Where to watch official photos of Xiaomi TVs

If you doubt the authenticity of the model or want to compare the design, use official sources:

• 🌐 Xiaomi website: Section [mi.com/tv](https://www.mi.com/tv) — here 3D-Visualizations and photos from all angles.
• 📦 Device box: The original packaging always has a photo of the TV with the model and serial number.
• 📱 Mi Home app: In the device catalog you can choose your model and see its appearance.
• 🛒 Official stores: On the pages of the product in the Mi Store, AliExpress Official or Amazon publish real photos (not renders).

Pay attention to the angles: the official photos always show:

• 📸 Front view (with screen on and off).
• 🔍 Side view (shell thickness).
• 🔌 Back view (connectors and mounting for bracket).
• 🖥️ View of the stand (material and logo).

⚠️ Note: Xiaomi's gray TVs are often on the market, original devices but intended for other regions (e.g., Chinese versions), and may differ in remote design, firmware and connector set. Check the labeling on the box: European models have the letter E in their title (e.g. Mi). TV Q2E).

5. How Xiaomi TVs look in the interior: real examples

The appearance of the TV in the photo in the store and in the real interior can be very different.

• 🖼️ Mi TV Q2 With a frameless screen, it visually dissolves on the wall if you use a wall mount).
• 🏡 Redmi TV A with thick frames looks more massive, but fits well into the classic living rooms.
• 🌈 Mi TV P1 OLED with ambient-backlit creates the effect of a “floating” screen, especially in the dark.

When choosing, pay attention to:

• 🔹 Color of the stand: silver stand (Mi) TV Q2) Suitable for light interiors, black (Redmi) TV) — dark-skinned.
• 🔹 Body thickness: thin models (e.g. Mi) TV ES) It is easier to hang on the wall, and thick (Redmi) TV A) looks better on the sidebar.
• 🔹 Location of connectors: if they are on the side, the TV can be placed close to the wall.

For clarity, look at real-life photos on forums (like 4PDA or Reddit), and look for hashtag topics like #MiTVQ2 or #XiaomiTVSetup, which often post photos of devices in the interior.

Check the color combination of the case with furniture |

Estimate the thickness of the frames (thin visually enlarge the screen)|

Make sure the stand fits the width of the cabinet |

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6. Frequent questions about Xiaomi TV design

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The most reliable way to verify the originality of Xiaomi TV is to compare the serial number on the box, TV and in the Mi Home app. If the data does not match, you have a fake.