When it comes to modern smart TVs, Xiaomi has long since ceased to be an outsider. Xiaomi Mi TV lineup has become a serious competitor for Samsung and LG in recent years, offering premium quality at affordable prices. But what is the latest Xiaomi Mi TV available to customers in 2026? This question worries many — from gamers looking for low input lag, to movie fans who care about the support of Dolby Vision and Atmos.
In this article, we will not just list the current models, but will analyze their key differences, analyze whether to wait for new releases, and give recommendations for choosing according to your tasks. For example, you will learn why the Mi TV Q2 75 can be the best option for home theater, and Mi TV A Pro is the best solution for the kitchen or bedroom.
It's important to understand that "the last" doesn't always mean "the best." Sometimes earlier models (such as the 2022 Mi TV P1) are still relevant due to the balanced specs and reduced price, we will help you to figure out whether to choose the latest flagship model or a time-tested solution.
List of the latest Xiaomi Mi TV models in 2026
At the time of the article update (June 2026), the following latest Xiaomi Mi TVs are officially unveiled, available in the global and Chinese markets.Please note that some models may be sold under the Redmi brand - this is Xiaomi's budget division, but with the same firmware Mi TV OS.
- 📺 Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 2026 – flagship series with quantum dots QLED, 144Hz support and MediaTek Pentonic 1000 processor available in diagonals 55, 65, 75 and 85".
- 🎮 Xiaomi Mi TV S Pro 2026 - Optimized for gamers model with HDMI 2.1, ALLM and response time 8.5 ms. Diagonals: 50, 55, 65".
- 🏠 Xiaomi Mi TV A Pro 2026 - Budget Series with a 4K-permission, Google TV And the built-in Chromecast. Diagonals: 43, 50, 55".
- 💡 Xiaomi Mi TV ES 2026 – model with self-lit Mini LED (zonal dimming, brightness up to 1200 nits and support for Dolby Vision IQ. Available only at 65" and 75".
- 🔄 Redmi Smart TV X Pro 2026 – Redesigned version of last year’s model with improved sound system Dolby Atmos and processor Amlogic T982. Diagonals: 55, 65, 75".
All of these TVs run on Mi TV OS 7.0 (based on Android TV 12), support voice assistant Xiao AI and integrate with the Xiaomi Home ecosystem. However, there are nuances: for example, models for the Chinese market (CN-version) may not have Google Play and only support Chinese streaming services.
Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 2026: flagship with quantum dots
Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 2026 is the brand’s answer to the flagship models of Samsung QN90C and LG C3. The main difference from its predecessor (Mi TV Q1) is the use of quantum dot technology (QLED) with improved color reproduction (coverage 108% of NTSC) and brightness up to 1000 nits in peak scenes. The TV is equipped with a MediaTek Pentonic 1000 processor, which provides upscale content up to 4K at 144 Hz.
For gamers, it is important that the Mi TV Q2 supports:
- 🎮 HDMI 2.1 with a bandwidth of 48 Gbps (up to 4 ports depending on diagonal);
- ⚡ VRR (Variable Refresh Rate: 48 Hz to 144 Hz;
- 🕹️ ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode for automatic game switching;
- 🖥️ FreeSync Premium for synchronization with graphics cards AMD and NVIDIA.
Of the disadvantages – the lack of support for Dolby Vision at 120 Hz (works only at 60 Hz), which can disappoint the owners of the PS5 and Xbox Series X. Also in the basic configuration there is no rack for a desktop installation – it will have to be purchased separately.
Dolby Vision support for Mi TV Q2
| Characteristics | Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 55" | Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 65" | Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 75" |
|---|---|---|---|
| Permission | 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD) | 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD) | 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD) |
| Brightness (peaky) | 800 nits | 900 nits | 1,000 nits |
| Processor | MediaTek Pentonic 1000 (4 Cortex-A73 cores) | ||
| RAM/ROM | 3GB/32GB | ||
| Sound. | 2 × 15 Watt, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X |
⚠️ Attention: When buying Mi TV Q2 I want you to specify the firmware region (CN-version) does not support Google Play and has a limited set of streaming services. Global or global versions are available EEA (Europe).
Mi TV S Pro 2026: the best choice for gamers
Whether you’re looking for a TV primarily for PS5, Xbox Series X or PC gaming, the Xiaomi Mi TV S Pro 2026 may be a more balanced choice over the Q2.
- 🎯 Low input lag — 8.5 MS in game mode (against) 10-12 Competitors in the same price range).
- 🔌 Full support HDMI 2.1 on all ports (unlike the other ports) Q2, where 2 port 4 support 4K@120Hz).
- 🖥️ Regime "PC Mode" with permission 4K@144Hz via DisplayPort (adapter required).
- 🎧 eARC support for Dolby Atmos sound systems.
But there are also tradeoffs: Mi TV S Pro uses the VA-panel IPS or OLED, What is the lower viewing angle (up to 170)°) And the risk of black fading when viewed from the side. LED-lighting, which affects contrast in dark scenes.
Should you overpay for Q2 for quantum dots? If you watch a lot of HDR movies or play 4K@120Hz with Dolby Vision enabled, yes. S Pro will suffice for competitive shooters or Cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p.
Make sure the model supports HDMI 2.1 on the desired port | Check the availability of ALLM mode in the settings |Clarify the firmware version (must be at least Mi TV OS 7.0.12) | Pay attention to the warranty - in some regions it is valid only when purchased from official dealers
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Mi TV A Pro 2026: 4K budget with Google TV
Xiaomi Mi TV A Pro 2026 is an updated version of the popular budget series, which now runs on the basis of Google TV (instead of the old PatchWall shell).
- 🤖 Full support for Google Play and all streaming services (Netflix, Disney)+, Prime Video in the 4K HDR).
- 📱 Built-in Chromecast for screen broadcasting from phone or PC.
- 🔊 Improved dynamics — 2 × 12.5 W with Dolby Audio support (but no Atmos).
- 💰 Price - starts from 25 000 ₽ 43-inch model, which is 30% cheaper than the S Pro.
The key drawback is the lack of HDMI 2.1. The maximum HDMI resolution is 4K@60Hz, which makes the model unsuitable for modern gaming consoles. Also, the Amlogic T972 processor is weaker than flagships, so the interface can slow down when you multitask actively.
Who is the Mi TV A Pro for?
- 🏡 For kitchen or bedrooms where high refresh rates are not required.
- 🎬 To watch movies and TV series from streaming services.
- 💼 For office tasks (laptop connection, video conferencing).
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If you want a budget model but with HDMI 2.1 support, consider the Redmi Smart TV X Pro 2026 – it’s cheaper than the Mi TV S Pro, but has similar gaming capabilities.
Comparison with competitors: Samsung, LG, TCL
To understand how relevant the latest Xiaomi Mi models are TV, Compare them to the main competitors in the segment. 4K-For objectivity, we'll take a model of the same price range (from 50,000). ₽ up to 120,000 ₽).
| Model | Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 65" | Samsung QN85C 65" | LG QNED80 65" | TCL Q7 65" |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type of panel | QLED (VA) | QLED (VA) | QNED (IPS) | QLED (VA) |
| Brightness (peak) | 900 nits | 1,500 nits | 1,000 nits | 700 nits |
| Frequency of update | 144 Hz | 120 Hz | 120 Hz | 120 Hz |
| HDMI 2.1 | 2 ports | 4 ports | 2 ports | 2 ports |
| Price (compared to market) | ~85 000 ₽ | ~130 000 ₽ | ~95 000 ₽ | ~65 000 ₽ |
As you can see from the table, Xiaomi Mi TV Q2 It offers the best value for money in its segment, especially if the high refresh rate (144 Hz) is important. QN85C Wins in brightness and number of ports HDMI 2.1. and LG QNED80 — by the angles of view, thanks IPS-panel.
Xiaomi has not yet certified its TVs to officially support Netflix 4K This means that some films can only be played in global models. HD-permission, despite the availability of 4K-The problem is solved by switching the region in the settings, but this can violate the warranty.
Where to buy the latest Xiaomi Mi TV in 2026?
Official sales channels of Xiaomi Mi TV in Russia and CIS are limited due to sanctions, but TVs are still available through the following sites:
- 🛒 Official dealers: M.Video (limited range, only Global models); Svyaznoy (most often available Mi) TV A Pro and Redmi Smart TV); Xiaomi Store (official website, but prices are higher than market prices) 10-15%).
- 🌍 International platforms: AliExpress (models) CN-version without Google Play, price from 35 000 ₽ post 55"); Banggood (similar to AliExpress but with longer shipping); Amazon DE/ES (European versions with guarantee, but high shipping cost).
- 🔄 Grey imports: Stores like Jabko or Allo (Ukraine, with delivery to Russia); Telegram channels of resellers (risk of running into a fake or model with unofficial firmware).
When buying, pay attention to:
- Firmware Region – China (CN) models do not have Google Play and may not support Russian in the menu.
- Guarantee – official dealers give 12 months, gray imports – up to 6 months or even without a warranty.
- In some cases, HDMI 2.1 cable or voice control will have to be purchased separately.
⚠️ Note: When buying on AliExpress or from resellers, check the serial number of the TV through the official Xiaomi website (Support section) → Check Warranty: There are times when sellers issue models 2022-2023 For years, change the box only.
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If you are critically interested in the official warranty and support of Google Play, buy only models with the Global or EEA suffix from authorized dealers.
What to expect from Xiaomi Mi TV in 2026?
Although 2026 has just begun, there are already rumors about what innovations may appear in the next Xiaomi Mi TV models. According to leaks from Chinese sources (for example, Weibo and IThome), in 2026, you should expect:
- 🖥️ First-time OLED-Xiaomi TVs – probably on panels WOLED from LG Display (similarly) LG C4).
- 🎮 Support HDMI 2.1a Source-Based Tone Mapping (Best Transmission) HDR game console).
- 🤖 AI-upscaling based on a neural network (type Samsung Neural Quantum Processor).
- 🔋 More energy efficient panels with Energy Star 8.0 certification.
- 📱 Deep integration with Xiaomi HyperOS (e.g. automatic synchronization of notifications from a smartphone).
There are also potential risks, such as Xiaomi’s refusal to support Google. TV in favor of its own shell Mi TV OS Android 14 will be based on the platform, which will limit access to some streaming services, and it is possible to increase prices due to the increase in the cost of components (especially the cost of components). QLED-panels).
If you need a TV right now, you should choose from the current Mi TV Q2 or S Pro. If you are not in a hurry, it makes sense to wait for the announcements at CES 2026 (January) or Xiaomi Spring Conference (March-April), where new TVs are usually presented.