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Xiaomi has listed the TV A Pro e series on its global website, with nine models ranging from 32 inches to 85 inches. The company hasn’t announced pricing or availability yet.
The new range follows the Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 series, which launched in Europe with 55-inch, 65-inch and 75-inch models. The new series covers a wider range of sizes, with six 4K options and three models with lower resolutions.
What the Xiaomi TV A Pro e series offers
The 4K lineup includes the Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 e, 50 e, 55 e, 65 e, 75 e and 85 e. All six models use QLED panels with 94% DCI-P3 colour coverage and support for 1.07 billion colours. They run on a quad-core Cortex-A55 processor paired with a Mali-G52 GPU, similar to the hardware found in the previous TV A Pro 2026 series.
Five of the six models also support a 120Hz refresh rate through Game Boost mode over HDMI. This feature is available on the Xiaomi TV A Pro 50 e, 55 e, 65 e, 75 e and 85 e, but only at 1080p. The earlier series had a similar mode, while the Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 e doesn’t list support for it. All six 4K models have three HDMI ports, with HDMI 2 supporting eARC and ALLM.
Audio gets an upgrade on the two largest models. The Xiaomi TV A Pro 75 e and 85 e have two 15W speakers, compared to the two 10W speakers found on the other four 4K models. All nine TVs in the new range support Dolby Audio, DTS and DTS Virtual.
The HDR support also varies slightly between the 4K models. The Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 e, 55 e, 65 e, 75 e and 85 e support HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG. The Xiaomi TV A Pro 50 e, however, lists only HDR10 and HLG.
All nine models run Google TV. The six 4K versions also list Gemini alongside Google Assistant, although Xiaomi notes Gemini is available only in select countries and languages for users aged 18 and older. Apple AirPlay and Google Cast are also supported on these models.
The remaining three TVs are the Xiaomi TV A Pro 32 e, Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 FHD e and Xiaomi TV A Pro 50 FHD e. The 32-inch model has an HD resolution of 1366 x 768, while the two FHD versions offer 1080p resolution. All three still use QLED panels, but Xiaomi doesn’t list MEMC, AirPlay or Gemini support for them. They also have two HDMI ports instead of the three found on the 4K models.
The design is the same across the range. Every model has a metal frame and thin bezels. The Xiaomi TV A Pro 75 e lets you place its stand in a narrow or wide position. The weight runs from 3.1kg for the Xiaomi TV A Pro 32 e to 26.8kg for the Xiaomi TV A Pro 85 e.
Xiaomi hasn’t revealed prices or a release date for the new TVs. For comparison, the previous series launched in Europe starting at €479 for the 55-inch model. More details should become available once Xiaomi announces the new lineup’s pricing and availability.
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