Xiaomi has updated the Redmi Smart TV X 2022 with a new display version. The new model packs a 75-inch display and also presents with support for a dual 120Hz refresh screen, HDMI 2.1 interface, Dolby Vision Atmos, among others.
Xiaomi first announced the Redmi Smart TV X 2022 in October this year but it was available in just a 55-inch and 65-inch display version. In other aspects, the smart TV adopts an all-metal full-screen design with a full-array backlight screen. It also has a 4K resolution of 3840×2160 pixels. The display has a typical grayscale response time of 6.5ms, a color depth supporting 10-bit (8-bit + FRC), and a color gamut coverage of 94% P3. It also supports FreeSync Premium and Dolby Vision.
The Redmi Smart TV X 2022 also comes with a unique dual 120Hz refresh rate and MEMC which can greatly improve the definition of the dynamic pictures and reduce smear.
For audio, the Smart TV X equally packs a powerful setup tuned to deliver optimum audio quality. The audio system consists of four built-in speakers, 2 ducts, a sealed box with a 2×0.38L large sound cavity, an output power of 2×12.5W, as well as Dolby Atmos support.
In terms of the internal configuration, the Redmi X Smart TV is powered by a MediaTek MTK 9650 processor which is used by the Mi TV Master Edition. The 22m chipset integrates a Mali-G52 2EE MC1 GPU. It also brings support for AI-PQ, AI -AQ intelligent audio, and picture adjustment, and pairs with 3GB RAM as well as 32GB of internal storage.
For interface, the smart TV is fitted with two HDMI 2.0 (eARC), one HDMI 2.1 port (4K 120Hz), one AV, one ATV/DTMB, two USB, one S/PDIF, one RJ-45, and four Mic arrays to support far-field voice.
As for the pricing, the Redmi Smart TV X 2022 is priced at 4999 yuan (~$785) and will be sold on December 11.
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