Xiaomi Unveils FX Mini LED TV Series With Premium Features at Competitive Prices

Xiaomi has expanded its smart home portfolio in India with the launch of the new FX Mini LED TV Series, a lineup designed to deliver premium entertainment experiences without entering the ultra premium price segment. Introduced alongside the latest Xiaomi smartphone launch, the new television range focuses on picture quality, gaming performance and advanced smart features.

The company has introduced four different screen sizes in the series, giving consumers a wide range of choices depending on room size and viewing preferences. Buyers can choose from 43 inch, 55 inch, 65 inch and 75 inch models, making the lineup suitable for both compact living spaces and large home entertainment setups.

One of the biggest highlights of the FX Mini LED series is its use of Full Array Mini LED backlighting technology. This system works with local dimming zones to enhance contrast levels and create deeper black tones while maintaining bright highlights. The result is a more cinematic viewing experience across movies, sports and streaming content.

Xiaomi has equipped the televisions with 4K Ultra HD panels that support HDR10 Plus technology. Additional features such as Filmmaker Mode and the company’s Vivid Picture Engine 2 aim to improve image accuracy and preserve the creator’s original vision. These enhancements are expected to appeal to viewers who prioritize picture quality while watching films and premium content.

The televisions also feature Quantum MagiQ technology, which combines QLED color performance with the precision lighting advantages of Mini LED panels. According to the company, the displays cover up to 93 percent of the DCI P3 color gamut and support over one billion color shades, delivering vibrant visuals and realistic color reproduction.

Gaming enthusiasts are likely to find the larger models particularly attractive. The 55 inch, 65 inch and 75 inch variants come with DLG 120Hz Game Mode, Auto Low Latency Mode and MEMC technology. These features help create smoother gameplay and reduce motion blur, improving the experience for both casual and competitive gamers.

Beyond display performance, Xiaomi has focused heavily on the smart television experience. The FX Mini LED lineup runs on Fire TV OS, providing access to thousands of applications and streaming platforms. Users can take advantage of Alexa voice controls, personalized profiles, parental controls and Apple AirPlay 2 compatibility for seamless connectivity across devices.

Under the hood, the televisions are powered by a quad core processor paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. This configuration is designed to ensure smooth navigation between apps and quick access to entertainment services.

Audio quality has also received attention in the new series. Support for Dolby Audio, DTS and DTS Virtual technologies aims to deliver immersive sound output. Larger variants benefit from a four driver speaker system, helping create a richer and more powerful audio experience without requiring external speakers.

The official pricing positions the lineup competitively within the Indian television market. The 43 inch model carries a standard price of Rs 32,999, while the 55 inch version is priced at Rs 44,999. The 65 inch model is listed at Rs 64,999 and the largest 75 inch variant comes in at Rs 84,999.

To attract early buyers, Xiaomi has introduced limited period launch offers that significantly reduce the effective prices. During the promotional period, customers can purchase the 43 inch model for Rs 29,999, the 55 inch model for Rs 39,999, the 65 inch version for Rs 59,999 and the 75 inch television for Rs 79,999.

The new FX Mini LED TV Series will be available from June 11 through Xiaomi stores and major online platforms. With advanced display technologies, gaming enhancements, smart features and attractive introductory pricing, the company is positioning the lineup as a compelling choice for consumers looking to upgrade their home entertainment systems without stretching their budgets.