Xiaomi release $320 FHD MiTV


xiaomi mitv 2 fhd

Xiaomi’s latest MiTV isn’t a next generation model as we had expected but a low-cost 40inch flat screen retailing for just 1999 Yuan!

Xiaomi’s Android TV’s have been a drool worthy piece of kit ever since the launched, and with low pricing they have been a device many Chinese tech fans have wanted to own. Today a new addition to the MiTV family was launched, but not a next generation TV as rumoured.

The new Xiaomi MiTV is aimed at an even more affordable price bracket with a retail price of just 1999 Yuan in China ($320). This version of the MiTV 2 boasts a 40-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) display, 1.1Ghz quad-core processor, 2GB RAM, 8 GB internal memory, and ships with Android 4.4. Xiaomi also state that an Android 5 Lollipop update will be along soon.

Our only issue with the Xiaomi MiTV 2 is that it will be very difficult to ship one out of China without incurring huge shipping and TAX fees. Fingers crossed we will see an official international launch soon.

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6 Comments

  1. Mario84
    March 24, 2015

    It looks like a LG TV 🙂 Nice price.

    • Ulti
      March 24, 2015

      Yep, the styling and the little logo faceplate looks exactly the same as LG.

  2. Muhammad Yasir
    March 24, 2015

    Xiaomi should open up a FACILITY/SERVICE to facilitate INTERNATIONAL sales with the LEAST amount of taxes possible!

    If they want to capture the global market share , they SHOULD work for it!

  3. Cuerex
    March 24, 2015

    this tv looks really compatible with gamingconsoles. the sharp panel catches me the most with 5000:1 contrast ratio

  4. homeau
    March 26, 2015

    BUT CAN WE USE IT IN EUROPE? THAT IS THE BIG QUESTION.. WTF