Xiaomi TV 4A – Best Detailed Review

January 21, 2023

Hello friends, welcome back to our new topic where I am going to do a review of a Smart TV.

Mi TV 4A is a budget-friendly TV with some great features. It is available in India starting at Rs. 16,499. The Mi TV 4A offers a good viewing experience and is highly responsive. The Mi TV 4A has a sleek design with a modern look and feel.

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The TV comes with a bezel-less design, along with good sound and picture quality. But the key highlight of the Mi TV 4A Horizon Edition Smart TV is the new PatchWall UI, which is an improvement on its previous versions, besides being feature-rich and offering access to a host of OTT content.

Xiaomi Mi TV 4A Horizon 32-inch (81 cm) LED HD-Ready TV Features

The 32-inch HD Prepared Brilliant television accompanies a goal of 1366 x 768 pixels. It gives liquid amusement each time. Patch Wall accompanies a gigantic substance index. The better than ever Patch Wall has a lot of content choices for your whole family.

It offers General Inquiry across streaming stages. Fast admittance to news on television is testing. Patch Wall settles it creatively. Having Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2 help assists you to interface with a large number of gadgets with your television.

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Numerous availability choices effectively add a variety of gadgets. 3 HDMI and 2 USB ports give you admittance to music, films, and a lot more from a USB gadget on your TV. Observing substance for others is no easy breezy.

Making it more straightforward for all grown-ups with a slick element expansion of Parental Lock. Having such countless highlights, the Mi 4A Skyline Version 81cm (32 Inch) HD Prepared Drove Android Brilliant television’s cost is legitimate.

Design:-

The Horizon Edition TVs feature a simple yet elegant design. The bezels on the top, left and right are quite thin, whereas the bottom has a slightly thicker bezel. The frame is made from thick plastic and it is quite sturdy.

You can either wall-mount the TV or use the base stands to place it on a table. The bottom bezel has Mi branding and an IR sensor for the remote right below it.

Features:-

The Horizon Edition TV from Xiaomi, much like its competitors, runs on the Android TV OS. However, what sets it apart is the PatchWall UI. Most smart TV interfaces that I have used, like Samsung, Sony, and VU, in the past couple of years, showcase OTT apps and watch lists for some of these. But in the case of PatchWall UI, the content takes the center stage.

The best part is that the new movies and TV shows appear right on the home screen of the UI. So, the day when “The Mandalorian’s” new season went live, the banner popped right on the home screen, and I knew what I would binge-watch that weekend. The same goes for cricket and football matches.

The remote also includes a “Mi” button which is a shortcut for accessing the PatchWall UI. Then there is also a dedicated button with a “circle” mark to access the vanilla Android TV interface. But some important functions are missing from the remote. For instance, there is no dedicated button to change the HDMI source or to quickly mute the TV.

Sound:-

When it comes to performance, there are three important aspects – the overall performance, audio, and picture quality. The Amlogic chipset and 1GB of RAM are good enough to offer smooth performance, but it gets a little sluggish when you quickly want to navigate through the menu. But otherwise, for day-to-day usage, I did not come across any major hiccups.

However, SD content was not as crisp and color reproduction was average at best. But that was not the case while watching OTT content as you could experience the best picture quality offered by the smart TV.

Conclusion:-

The Mi TV 4A Horizon Edition Smart TV is a good value-for-money offering. It offers good picture and sound quality, and a refreshing design for its price point. Realizing the needs of today’s customers, Xiaomi has made excellent efforts partnering with OTT content providers. With content taking center stage, finding new TV shows and movies to watch, or songs to listen to, becomes much easier with the PatchWall UI.

However, there are a few things Xiaomi needs to improve. The UI can be a bit smoother with software fine-tuning. Maybe adding an extra 1GB of RAM (DDR4X) and switching from eMMC to UFS on the successor would be a good idea.

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