Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV

Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV Review: 5 Powerful Features That Make It Worth Every Rupee

The Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV has stirred up the Indian TV market with its promise of premium features at a budget-friendly price. It is available in 43’’ , 55’’ and 65’’ sizes. It also brings vibrant visuals , dolby vision support and bezel-less experience. It has a RAM of 2GB powered by MediaTek processor and a storage of 32 GB.

With a display supporting HDR10+, MEMC, and up to 94% DCI-P3 color gamut, content looks rich and immersive, especially for OTT lovers. Sound quality is also impressive, with up to 34W stereo speakers supporting Dolby Audio and DTS:X. Sure, it lacks real 120Hz refresh and can lag under heavy multitasking, but for a price starting around ₹29,999, it delivers serious value. Whether you’re into binge-watching, casual gaming, or daily streaming, the Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV makes a strong case for being the best budget-friendly 4K QLED TV right now. If you want flagship-level features without breaking the bank, this might just be your perfect screen upgrade.

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Bezel-less Brilliance – Is This the Most Elegant QLED TV Yet?

The Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV doesn’t just aim to deliver on specs—it makes a bold statement with its design. Featuring an ultra-slim bezel-less display, sleek metal frame, and minimalist aesthetics, it looks far more premium than its price tag suggests. Whether it’s wall-mounted or standing on its sturdy metallic legs, the X Pro blends effortlessly into any modern living room setup. The thin profile and seamless edges draw full attention to the vibrant 4K QLED panel, making anyone’s content feel more immersive and cinematic.

Xiaomi has clearly paid attention to design details—this isn’t just a TV, it’s a piece of décor. But is it just a pretty face, or does the elegance extend to performance as well? Thankfully, it holds up on that front too, with Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and a smooth Google TV interface under the hood. So yes, when it comes to elegance paired with functionality, the Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV might just be the most stylish contender in its category.

Power Under the Hood – Is the X Pro QLED Fast Enough for 2025?

So the Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV is loaded with a MediaTek quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM, which on paper isn’t too crazy, but for everyday use, actually holds up quite well. Launching the likes of Netflix or YouTube doesn’t feel slow, and app switching is usually seamless — provided you haven’t got a dozen of the buggers open in the background. There were a couple of instances when it took a minute or two to catch up, specifically when entering settings or loading heavier apps. Is it the most scorching TV in the world? Not on your life. But considering the price and all the other gubbins that come with it, the performance isn’t actually too bad.

For watching stuff, casual streaming, perhaps some light gaming — it’s fine. If you’re looking for lightning-fast multitasking and silky smooth app switching like on flagship TVs, you’ll be a little disappointed. But again, for the majority of people using this TV in 2025, it’ll be just about enough for what they chuck at it. Just don’t expect it to be like a ₹1 lakh OLED behemoth and you’ll probably be happy.

Sound Quality

Sound is half the experience, and so easily forgotten. A good TV needs to provide clean, loud, and balanced sound without the need for a soundbar. The Xiaomi X Pro QLED provides up to 34W stereo sound with support for Dolby Audio and DTS:X, which is great in its class. It does well in dialogues, light music, and day-to-day use. Bass isn’t deep, and at high levels, distortion creeps in marginally. For the cinemaphile or gamer, opting for an external soundbar or speaker system is still the best option, but out of the box it does a good job.

Operating system and UI

An OS on a TV is what you spend day in and day out with, so it needs to be good. Xiaomi X Pro QLED’s OS is Google TV with Xiaomi’s PatchWall on top. It’s smooth, intuitive, and feature-rich with Universal Search, Live TV, and personalized content. App support is wide with access to the Play Store. The UI is clean of design and intuitive, even for non-gadget folks. Sure, 2GB RAM may bring some minor lag when switching apps, but for everyday use like Netflix, YouTube, or Prime Video, it’s smooth enough and seems quite well-tuned to its hardware.

Connectivity and Ports

In 2025, connectivity is not all about HDMI ports. The X Pro QLED has 3 HDMI ports (one of which is eARC), 2 USB ports, optical audio out, AV input, Ethernet, and a 3.5mm headphone port. Wireless connectivity is offered in the form of dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0, which makes it easy to pair headphones, speakers, and controllers. This configuration provides for most contemporary needs—ranging from gaming consoles and sound systems to hard drives and streaming devices. It’s ready whether you’re connecting your PS5, streaming box, or ancient set-top box. It’s well-prepared for both wired and wireless entertainment systems.

Pros and cons of Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV –

Pros	Cons
34W potent Stereo speakers with DTS: X plus Dolby Audio	Speaker doesn’t have much deep base which would compel you to connect external speaker.
4k QLED panel offering vibrant display with Dobly version	Might be problematic for connectivity of next Gen Console as it doesn’t provide HDMI 2.1 port
Offers built-in Google Tv and patch Wall for smoother and better experience	Although supports 120 HZ display but by motion interpolation. Hence non smooth operation for gamers