REDMI has opened pre-sales for its new REDMI X RGB-Mini LED 2027 Competitive Edition TV lineup in China. The official sale will start on October 12 at 8 PM local time. The models are priced from 2705 CNY (approximately $380) for the 55-inch variant, with prices scaling up for larger sizes.
Specifications and Pricing by Size
The series includes four screen sizes, each with increasing local dimming zones for better picture accuracy:
- 55-inch: 432 local dimming zones, priced from 2705 CNY (~$380), with post-subsidy price at 2299.25 CNY (~$325).
- 65-inch: 528 zones, starting at 3411 CNY (~$480), subsidy price 2899.35 CNY (~$410).
- 75-inch: 720 zones, from 4117 CNY (~$580), subsidy price 3499.45 CNY (~$490).
- 85-inch: 864 zones, beginning at 5293 CNY (~$740), subsidy price 4499.05 CNY (~$630).
Display and Performance Features
The new REDMI TV uses RGB-Mini LED backlighting with independent red, green, and blue light sources, reducing overall power consumption by 30%. The display covers 100% of the BT.2020 color gamut and maintains a color accuracy of ΔE≈2.
An upgraded nano soft-light screen featuring anti-glare AG nano-texture helps reduce reflections and eye strain. The panel supports a native 180Hz refresh rate, and an exclusive gaming mode pushes this to 360Hz for smoother motion.
Peak brightness reaches 1300 nits, and the TV integrates Xiaomi’s Qingshan eye protection technology to reduce harmful effects during extended viewing.
Hardware and Software
The REDMI X RGB-Mini LED 2027 is powered by a five-core ARM Cortex-A55 processor paired with 3GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. Connectivity includes two HDMI 2.1 ports and one HDMI 2.0 port.
It runs on Xiaomi’s latest HyperOS 4, which supports the new generation of Xiao AI voice assistant and seamless connection with other Xiaomi smart devices.
Availability and Further Information
The TV’s official launch sale begins on October 12 in China. The detailed parameters for the 55-inch model were shared, but specifications for other sizes generally follow the same technology trends with proportional increases in local dimming zones and pricing.
Users interested in Xiaomi ecosystem integration and high-refresh competitive displays may find this release notable. The pricing reflects a competitive position in China’s mid-to-high-end TV market.
Source: ithome.com
