The Redmi TV is official with a 70-inch 4K display and 6th Gen Amlogic CPU
29 August 2019, 11:15:45

Redmi TV 70" allows you to plug your USB directly into the device to view all of your files more efficiently, or use wireless screencast with Mi laptops or smartphones. It arrives with a Bluetooth voice command enabled remote. Just press the dedicated voice button to call our smart assistant XiaoAI, search for your shows or control smart devices in your house. With the press of a button, you can check the status of your devices and receive notifications. The model arrives with Dolby Audio and DTS-HD audio. Three HDMI and two USB ports are specified but the exact generations are not mentioned.
Redmi TV 70" pre-orders begin today and sales open on September 10th through official Xiaomi Chinese mainland channels. Its price is set at CNY 3799 (USD 532/EUR 480).
Xiaomi's global TV shipments have reached 5.4 million units in H1 of 2019 which is a 64.9% YoY growth, according to AVC. In Q2, Xiaomi's global smart TV shipments totalled 2.7 million units, a 41.1% YoY growth.

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