The Mate TV and Mate TV Pro were definitely the big-screen highlights of Huawei’s launch event yesterday. But the company also introduced something more affordable with the Vision Smart TV 5 Pro.

The TVs come in 65-, 75-, and 85-inch sizes, with Huawei packing in a mix of fast refresh rates, advanced MiniLED tech, and its in-house HarmonyOS platform.

Huawei Vision Smart TV 5 Pro Specifications

The Vision Smart TV 5 Pro uses an LCD VA soft panel with 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels), covering 95 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The screen can adaptively refresh between 144Hz to 288Hz and can hit 1100 nits of peak brightness. To back that up, the set supports the HDR Vivid video standard.

At the hardware level, Huawei is using its Honghu Super MiniLED architecture, which allows for finer light control and a slimmer profile. The TV measures just 49mm in thickness when paired with an ultra-thin mount, and it comes in a single Obsidian Black finish. 

Under the hood, the Vision Smart TV 5 Pro runs on HarmonyOS 4.3, paired with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The TV has a Huawei AI vision chip and a Honghu ultra-clear flagship processor that handles the heavy lifting, while Harmony AI adds features like cross-screen connectivity, and Celia voice assistant.

On the audio side, you get a 2.1-channel speaker system rated at 130W peak power, including a dedicated woofer for deeper bass and Huawei SOUND processing for more immersive playback.

Huawei Vision Smart TV 5 Pro Price and Availability

As far as pricing is concerned, the Huawei Vision Smart TV 5 Pro starts at 5,999 yuan (around $830) for the 65-inch model, 7,999 yuan (about $1,100) for the 75-inch, and 10,499 yuan (roughly $1,450) for the 85-inch. The TVs are already listed on VMall, Huawei’s online store.

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