Xiaomi FX Pro 2025 – QLED TVs with 4K resolution and affordable prices
14.05.25
Xiaomi has introduced a series of 4K QLED TV FX Pro 2025 smart TVs. The new products with diagonals of 43 and 55 inches have good characteristics for a relatively low price and are focused on both everyday use and entertainment.
Both models are built on a panel with a resolution of 3840×2160, support quantum dot technology, DCI-P3 color coverage (94%), HDR10+, and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. The 55″ version features DLG technology, which allows you to get a frequency of up to 120 Hz when reducing the resolution to 1080p – this option will be interesting for gamers.
The TVs run on Fire TV OS with support for Amazon Alexa, AirPlay 2 and Miracast, and also have a built-in “picture in picture” mode for video surveillance via Alexa cameras.
Among the features are a 32 GB storage, support for Dolby Audio and DTS:X, 30 W speakers in the 43-inch model and 34 W in the 55-inch. The case has three HDMI (one with eARC), USB 2.0, Ethernet and other basic interfaces.
The start of sales is scheduled for May 14. In India, the cost will be $325 for 43″ and $470 for 55″, data for other regions has not yet been disclosed.
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