Xiaomi has always been known for its diverse product lineup, with key products such as the Xiaomi smartphone, router, and TV. However, other mobile phone accessories, smart hardware, and peripherals are managed by Xiaomi's ecosystem companies. When it comes to Xiaomi TVs, the first generation was launched on September 5, 2013, and quickly made a big impact. It redefined what a "cost-effective" TV could be and was even nicknamed “the first smart TV for young people.â€
Do you remember when Xiaomi previously took an unconventional approach by launching the 32-inch Mi TV 4A? Nowadays, smart TV screens are getting larger and larger. So why does Xiaomi still produce a 32-inch model? I believe that bigger screens are the future trend, but it doesn't mean there isn’t a market for smaller ones. For instance, if someone is moving frequently or renting a home, buying a large 50-inch or 65-inch TV might be inconvenient during relocation. The Mi TV 4A (32 inches) weighs less than 4kg, making it very convenient for users who need to move often.
What about the user experience of the Mi TV 4A (32 inches)? Today’s review will give you the full story! Note: The following evaluation refers to the 4A (32 inches).
[Image centered: A photo of the Mi TV 4A]
The packaging of the 4A (32-inch) isn't shown in the box. Let's jump straight into the design of this Mi TV! The 4A (32-inch) features a 1366x768 resolution screen, with a straight backlight module, 178° viewing angle, 6.5ms dynamic response, 3000:1 static contrast, and a 60Hz refresh rate.
[Image centered: A close-up of the TV]
Due to cost constraints, the 4A (32 inches) doesn't feature an ultra-thin design, but the overall build is solid and meets the price target of 1199 yuan.
[Images centered: Multiple photos of the TV]
The bottom of the 4A (32 inches) includes a power switch, an infrared receiving window, and two 5W stereo speakers.
[Image centered: Front view of the TV]
To support various use cases, the right side of the TV has a rich set of interfaces, including Ethernet, AV input, audio output (S/PDIF), two HDMI ports (one supporting ARC), one USB 2.0 port, and a DTMB analog signal interface.
[Image centered: Side panel of the TV]
In addition to the stand, remote control, manual, and warranty card, there are no extra accessories. The power cord is integrated into the TV itself, not separate.
[Image centered: Power cable connected to the TV]
In terms of system design, the 4A (32-inch) runs on an AI-powered system based on Android. This AI learns your watching habits and recommends videos you might like, so you don’t have to search for content anymore.
[Images centered: System UI screenshots]
Let’s take a look at the actual display of the 4A (32-inch). Although the resolution is only 1366x768, the color quality is decent for the price.
[Image centered: Screen display]
In terms of performance, the 4A (32-inch) is equipped with a 64-bit Cortex A53 quad-core processor, Mali-450 GPU, 1GB RAM, and 4GB storage. This hardware configuration is sufficient for casual gaming and daily use.
[Image centered: Technical specs]
Thanks to the HDMI interface, the 4A (32 inches) can also function as a monitor. You can also wirelessly cast from your phone using the Mi Home app to mirror your screen and enjoy more interactive experiences.
[Image centered: Wireless casting screenshot]
Next, let’s talk about the system experience of the 4A (32 inches). The interface is simple and focused on video content, making it easy to navigate, even for elderly users.
[Image centered: System interface]
The AI recommendation feature is particularly useful. If you watch food programs regularly, the system will learn and suggest similar content on the PatchWall puzzle wall. It continuously rolls through interesting topics, helping you discover new content over time.
[Image centered: AI recommendation interface]
PatchWall also offers a wide range of high-quality video resources, and the system supports continuous updates. You can explore more options on the app store, which is more comprehensive than some other brands.
[Image centered: App store screenshot]
Other features include a shortcut bar for weather, calendar, TV app store, and settings. The Mi Home app allows you to connect and control other Xiaomi devices seamlessly.
[Image centered: Mi Home app interface]
The system settings are divided into eight categories, making it easy to find what you need. The system is based on Android 6.0.1, ensuring smooth performance.
[Image centered: Settings menu]
For families with children, the TV offers an eye protection mode and a child lock feature. Once enabled, it transforms the interface into a cartoon theme, making it more engaging for kids.
[Image centered: Child mode interface]
The 4A (32 inches) is lightweight, weighing just 3.9kg, making it easy to carry for frequent movers. Compared to other similarly priced models, it stands out for its portability.
[Image centered: Weight comparison]
In summary, the 4A (32 inches) is ideal for secondary use, such as in a bedroom, for students, or for elderly users who prefer smaller screens. While the 1366x768 resolution may not be perfect, it offers great value for money with its AI system and lightweight design. If the screen resolution could be upgraded to 1920x1080 without increasing the price, it would be even better.
That’s our full review of the Mi TV 4A (32 inches). Feel free to leave your comments below if you have any questions!
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