Xiaomi uses different model-naming conventions in different regions, and the TVs themselves are assembled for the brand by contract manufacturers. TVs with identical hardware in China, Europe, and India may have different model numbers. The year in the series name indicates the model’s release year and, as a rule, precedes the announcement date by one year. For example, the A Pro 2025 TV series went on sale in Europe in April 2024. The tables below list the year of announcement.
The model number consists of the screen size in inches, the series code, and a regional suffix. For the Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 75 2026, the codes are as follows: L75MC-SEU for Europe, L75MC-SRU for Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, L75MC-SME for Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Israel, the UAE, Morocco, and Serbia, as well as L75MC-SMX for Mexico and L75MC-SJP for Japan.
Xiaomi does not manufacture TVs itself. Instead, it relies on third-party OEM and ODM manufacturers to develop and produce its television models.
Xiaomi TV lineups by year
| Announcement year | China | Europe, India and other markets | Main change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | S Pro RGB Mini LED 2027, S Pro Mini LED 98″ | X Pro, S Mini LED 85″ and 98″ | RGB Mini LED |
| 2025 | S Pro Mini LED 2026 | A 2026, A Pro 2026, F 2026, F Pro 2026, S Pro Mini LED 2026 | Mini LED with up to 5,200 nits |
| 2024 | S Mini LED 2025, Max 2025 | A 2025, A Pro 2025, S Mini LED 2025 | HyperOS and Mini LED in China, QLED on Google TV in Europe |
| 2023 | Master Series 86″ Mini LED, S Pro Mini LED | A, A Pro | First 144 Hz Mini LED sets |
| 2022 | Max 86″ | A2, Q2, F2, EA Pro, OLED Vision 55 | First Xiaomi TV on Fire TV |
| 2021 | Mi TV 6 OLED, Master 77″ | P1, P1E, Q1E, Q1 | OLED in China, local dimming in Europe |
| 2020 | Mi TV Master, Lux, 4X | — | First premium OLED models |
| 2019 | Mi TV 5, 5 Pro, E series, Mural TV | Entry into the European market, 4X in India | Quantum dots |
| 2018 | 4S, 4C, 4A, 4X | 4S 65″ EU | Analog tuner, mass-market 4K models |
| 2017 | Mi TV 4, 4A | — | 4.9 mm thickness |
| 2016 | Mi TV 3S | — | Sizes up to 65″ |
| 2015 | Mi TV 3, Mi TV 2S | — | Split design |
| 2014 | Mi TV 2 | — | Soundbar and subwoofer included |
| 2013 | Mi TV 1 | — | First model on MIUI TV |
Xiaomi TV lineup in China, 2013–2026
| Year | Series | What it was |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | S Pro RGB Mini LED 2027, S Pro Mini LED | S Pro RGB Mini LED 2027: 65″, 75″, 85″ and 98″, launched on September 25, 2026. It is Xiaomi’s first lineup with an RGB Mini LED backlight. S Pro Mini LED 2026: a 98-inch version was added in October 2026. |
| 2025 | S Pro Mini LED 2026 | S Pro Mini LED 2026: 65″, 75″ and 85″, HyperOS 3, a 330 Hz mode and 4K at 165 Hz. Peak brightness up to 5,200 nits, against 3,200 nits for the previous series. |
| 2024 | S Mini LED 2025, Max 2025 | S Mini LED 2025: on sale in China from the end of March 2024 in 55″, 65″, 75″ and 85″. HyperOS, 4K, 144 Hz, A73 processor, 25 W speakers, Dolby Vision and Atmos. Max 2025: 85″ and 100″. |
| 2023 | Master Series 86″, S Pro Mini LED | Master Series 86″: Mini LED with 1,080 zones, up to 2,000 nits, announced in April 2023. S Pro Mini LED: the 100-inch version came first in August, followed by 65″ and 75″. All have 4K, 144 Hz, up to 2,200 nits, an A73 processor, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage. An 85-inch model was added later. |
| 2022 | Max 86″ | Max 86″: announced according to the displayspecifications list; the region is not stated. |
| 2021 | Mi TV 6 OLED, Master 77″ | Mi TV 6 OLED: 55″ and 65″, on sale in China. Mi V21 “Master” 77″: the flagship, with a panel of up to 1,000 nits, up to 70 W of sound and three HDMI ports, two of them HDMI 2.1. |
| 2020 | Mi TV Master, Lux, 4X | Mi TV Master: an OLED panel, Xiaomi’s first premium-class TV, in a 65-inch version. Xiaomi TV 4X 2020: the mass-market model. Other 2020 announcements: Mi QLED TV 4K 55″, Mi TV Lux 82″ and 82″ Pro, Mi TV Lux OLED in 55″ and 65″. |
| 2019 | Mi TV 5, Mi TV 5 Pro, E series, Mural TV | Mi TV 5 and 5 Pro: presented on November 5, 2019. The Pro comes in 55″, 65″ and 75″. Quantum dot display, 5.9 mm thickness. E series: E32A, E43A, E55A, E65A, E55C. Mi Mural TV: 65″. 4S 2019: 43″, 55″, 58″. 4A Pro: 32″, 43″. 4X Pro: 55″. Shipments: Xiaomi shipped 10.46 million TVs in 2019, not counting Redmi TV. |
| 2018 | Mi TV 4S, 4C, 4A, 4X, 4 Pro, Mi TV 4 75″ | About twenty models and regional variants. 4S: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, curved 55″, 58″, 65″ (CN, EU and Pro versions). 4C: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, 4C Pro 32″. 4A: 40″, 50″, 58″, 4A Pro 49″. Others: Mi TV 4 Pro 55″, Mi TV 4 75″ and 4X 55″. Common specifications: 60 Hz and an analog tuner in all models; the 4A 50″ is listed with a 10-bit panel (8-bit + FRC). |
| 2017 | Mi TV 4, Mi TV 4A | Eight models in total. Mi TV 4: came out on May 18, 2017, with a 4.9 mm body. 49″, 55″, 65″, 1.8 GHz processor, USB 3.0. Mi TV 4A: 32″, 43″, 49″, 55″, 65″, 1.5 GHz processor. |
| 2016 | Mi TV 3S | Mi TV 3S: four models, 43″, 55″ and two 65-inch versions. |
| 2015 | Mi TV 3, Mi TV 2S | Mi TV 3: came out on October 19, 2015, with a split design and 9.9 mm thickness. Sizes 55″, 60″ and 70″. Mi TV 2S: 48″. |
| 2014 | Mi TV 2 | Mi TV 2: released on May 15, 2014, with a soundbar and wireless subwoofer included. Thickness 15.5 mm, size 49″. |
| 2013 | Mi TV 1 | Mi TV 1: released on September 5, 2013, with the MIUI TV shell and a smart TV system. Thickness 20 mm. |
Xiaomi TV lineup in Europe, India and other regions, 2019–2026
In Europe, Xiaomi started with mass-market models on Android TV, then added Fire TV and QLED, and since 2024 it has sold Mini LED. The Chinese Mi TVs of 2017–2018 received only analog signals, while recent European models have digital tuners.
| Year | Series | What it was |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | X Pro, S Mini LED 2026 | X Pro: QLED in 43″, 55″, 65″ and 75″, launched in India on February 23, 2026. S Mini LED 2026: global launch on February 13, 2026, with 85″ and 98″ models. The 98″ has a QD-Mini LED panel with 880 backlight zones. |
| 2025 | A 2026, A Pro 2026, F 2026, F Pro 2026, S Pro Mini LED 2026 | S Pro Mini LED 2026: the global version has up to 1,700 nits and up to 288 Hz in game mode. The 55″ has 408 local dimming zones and the 65″ has 532. Google TV, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage, Wi-Fi 6. Sizes 55″, 65″ and 75″. A 2026: 32″, 43″ (including FHD), 50″, 55″, 65″. The Japanese version has 2 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage. A Pro 2026: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, 65″, 75″. F and F Pro: 32″–65″ and 32″–75″. The F runs Fire TV and is the budget series. Japan: the series are sold without a tuner, on Google TV. |
| 2024 | A 2025, A Pro 2025, S Mini LED 2025, Max 2025 | A Pro 2025: 4K QLED, 43″, 55″, 65″ and 75″, Google TV, 60 Hz, MEMC, Dolby Atmos, launched in April 2024. A 2025: in France 43″, 50″ and 65″, 4K, 2 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage, Google TV, DVB-T2/C and DVB-S2 tuner. Portugal also gets a 32-inch HD version. S Mini LED 2025: global launch on August 18, 2024, with 55″, 65″ and 75″ for Europe. The 85″ model was sold only in China at that point. Max 2025: 85″ and 100″. |
| 2023 | A, A Pro | A: 32″, 43″ FHD, 55″. A Pro: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″. Both are listed as announced; the region is not stated. |
| 2022 | A2, Q2, F2, EA Pro, Max 86″, OLED Vision 55 | F2: released in mid-2022 together with Amazon, the only TV from the brand running FireOS. Sizes 32″–55″. EA Pro: three models of 55″, 65″ and 75″ with identical specifications. A2: 32″–58″. Q2: 50″, 55″, 65″. Max 86″: 86″. OLED Vision 55: a 4K OLED for India, with Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ and IMAX Enhanced, announced in April 2022. |
| 2021 | Mi TV P1, P1E, Q1E, Q1 | P1: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″. P1E: 43″, 55″, 65″. Q1E: 55″. Q1: a 75-inch 4K TV with local dimming (192 zones), Android 10, HDMI 2.1 with ALLM, in Europe from March 2021. It was sold alongside the mass-market 4A and 4S. |
| 2019 | Market entry, Mi TV 4X | Europe: Xiaomi began selling TVs at the end of 2019, opening markets country by country. Mi TV 4X (India): 40″, 43″, 50″, 65″. Mi TV 4A 40″ (India). Production: since 2018, part of the models for India have been assembled by Dixon Technologies and Foxconn. |
Operating systems on Xiaomi TVs
Xiaomi TVs have changed platforms several times, and the system depends on the market and the model year. The first Mi TV in 2013 ran MIUI TV, the Mi TV 4A of 2017 shipped with Android 6.0 and the MIUI TV shell, and the 2021 flagship Master 77″ used MIUI for TV. Since 2018, TVs in India and parts of Southeast Asia have run Android TV with Xiaomi’s own PatchWall shell. In Europe, the Mi TV Q1 of 2021 shipped with Android 10, while the F2 of 2022 was the first TV of the brand on FireOS, and the budget F series of 2026 later also came out on Fire TV. In China, the Mini LED series have run on HyperOS since 2024, with the S Pro Mini LED 2026 on HyperOS 3. In Europe, Japan and other countries, the A, A Pro, S Mini LED and S Pro Mini LED series have run on Google TV since 2024.
