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75-inch Xiaomi TV 5 Pro will be available on March 13 for about $1440

By Phate Zhang
Mar 9, 2020 at 12:07 PM UTC
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75-inch Xiaomi TV 5 Pro will be available on March 13 for about $1440-CnTechPost

Xiaomi announced today that the 75-inch version of the Xiaomi TV 5 Pro will be available for sale for the first time on March 13. Starting at 10 o'clock on March 10, users can make pre-orders on all major e-commerce platforms in China.

Xiaomi TV 5 is a new series announced by Xiaomi TV on November 5 last year. The whole series of Xiaomi TV 5 uses quantum dot technology and a full-screen design.

Compared with the previous generation, Xiaomi TV 5 has improved in all aspects of the overall design, TV picture quality and smart home.

The market also acknowledged this. Xiaomi TV's annual shipments/sales volume in 2019 were the first, and the annual shipments successfully exceeded 10 million. Xiaomi TV 5 contributed a lot.

When released last year, Xiaomi TV 5, Xiaomi TV 5 Pro actually provided three sizes, including 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch, but only 55-inch and 65-inch can be purchased last year.

Among them, the Xiaomi TV 5 55-inch version is priced at 2,999 yuan, the 65-inch version is priced at 3,999 yuan; the Xiaomi TV 5 Pro 55-inch version is priced at 3,699 yuan, and the 65-inch version is priced at 4,999 yuan.

To this day, the Xiaomi Mi 5 Pro 75-inch version finally ushered in its first sale.

In terms of design, the Xiaomi Mi TV 5 Pro 75-inch version still maintains the appearance of an ultra-thin full-screen TV, with a full-screen design, with a screen ratio of up to 97%.

Its frame is an integrated bent metal frame, as thin as 5.9mm; the thinnest part of the whole machine body is only 10.9mm.

The 75-inch version of Xiaomi TV 5 Pro uses a 12-nanometer process chip, 4GB + 64GB storage solution, and supports up to 8K video playback.

It is equipped with a 4K quantum dot screen with a color gamut up to NTSC108% wide color gamut; it has passed HDR 10+ certification.

It has a built-in Xiao AI virtual voice assistant, allowing Xiaomi TV 5Pro to turn into a veritable smart home command center.

In terms of functions, it is equipped with PatchWall artificial intelligence TV system and has massive TV APP content support; it also supports lightning projection screen, family album, video call and other functions.

Xiaomi TV 5 75-inch version, priced at 7,999 yuan; Xiaomi TV 5 Pro 75-inch version, priced at 9,999 yuan ($1440).

The 75-inch version of Xiaomi TV 5 Pro has officially entered the era of 10,000 yuan, which is also part of the high-end strategy that Xiaomi insists on this year. I look forward to seeing the actual performance of this TV.

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