After launching the Redmi TV A32, A43, and A65 earlier in July, Redmi has now introduced the TV A50 2024 model in China. The new model comes as a refresh over 2020’s TV by the same name. It brings a 50-inch display and offers a 4K resolution. The company has also packed the TV with powerful speakers and the MIUI TV operating system. Let’s take a closer look at its specs and features.
Redmi TV A50 2024 Specifications
Redmi TV A50 2024 (don’t worry, we are still in 2023) comes with a sleek design. It features a metal build with no bezels on the display. The 50-inch panel on the television can produce 4K resolution and 1.07 billion colors. The A50 2024 model has a total of 20 watts of speaker output, with 10 watts per speaker. This is a decent amount of power for a TV, and should be sufficient for providing clear and loud sound.
It also comes with dual-duct bass enhancement, meaning it uses two bass ports to improve the low-frequency response of the speakers. The TV is powered by a quad-core A35 processor, accompanied by 1.5GB of memory and 8GB of storage space. It supports a 2.4G wireless network.
Redmi TV A50 2024 runs on the MIUI TV system, which provides a user-friendly interface and seamless access to a wide variety of apps and streaming platforms. Additionally, the built-in smart assistant, Xiao Ai, allows users to control smart devices throughout their entire home using only their voice.
Price and Availability
As for the pricing and availability, the new Redmi TV A50 is up for purchase in China with a price tag of 1349 Yuan ($184). It is currently not available for sale outside China. We’ll keep you posted about its future availability.
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