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Xiaomi Mi TV 2 – 49-inch Android 4K TV for Php28k

Along with the Mi Pad, Xiaomi has also announced their new Android-powered, 3D-capable, 49-inch 4K TV that features 6.2mm thin bezels, and MediaTek quad-core chipset – the Mi TV 2.

xiaomi mi tv 2

Xiaomi Mi TV 2 specs:
49-inch 4K Ultra HD, FPR 3D panel
6.2mm thin bezels, aluminum sandblasted
178-degree viewing angle
1.45GHz MediaTek MStar 6A918 quad-core CPU
Mali 450 MP4 GPU
2GB RAM
8GB internal storage
up to 64GB via microSD
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth 4.0
HDMI (x3)
USB (X2)
AV
VGA
Analog TV input
Ethernet interface
MIUI TV interface (Android 4.3 Jellybean)
15.5mm thin body
12.86kg
Red, Pink, Blue, Purple, Cyan, Green, Turquoise color accents

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The Xiaomi Mi TV 2 has a price tag of 3,999 Yuan or around Php28,000 when converted, and already includes a soundbar and subwoofer. Buyers in China may pre-order the TV starting May 27. No information yet on international availability.

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Diangson Louie

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21 Comments

paulrenzo says:

11 years ago

My major concern with 4k TV’s that it might make most video content (kahit 1080p) blurry, especially for big screens. I wonder if Xaomi also has 1080p TV’s
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erros says:

10 years ago

I agree. kung 1080 ang pplay mo dyan e 1/4 lang ang size nun, so pag nag full screen ka malamang mag pixelize. sana nga may 1080 tv sila

Easy E says:

11 years ago

Nice! Hindi ko pa narinig ang first version ng tv nila. but this one is at par with smart tvs (LG, others) pero mas mura. Yung LG iba ang platform nun di ba (hindi android?).
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GreenHorny says:

11 years ago

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josua says:

11 years ago

another good deal from xiaomi, got there mi3 in singapore from a friend for only S$319 equivalent to P11,369.00. and did not regret buying it… more faster than my S3 and the build is unbeatable.. Please bring it to Pinas ASAP. want to upgrade my LG LED TV with this one. At 4K resolution plus freebies at this price range, i think it’s a price to grab…
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JoeTech says:

11 years ago

Wow, not bad, Mi3 for only less than 12k. Puno din ba ng chinese bloatwares yung unit? Sana nga makapag open na ng store dito sa Pinas

lala^2 says:

11 years ago

lazada please
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jm says:

11 years ago

wooott!!! nice price.. if you want a good tv, try LG 42LN5710 42 inches smart LED TV, very clear and very good i bought it for 27k without home theater last december i think about 25k nalang siya..
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JRVC says:

11 years ago

Grabe ang mura. -_-
Sana talaga magopen na sila ng store dito sa PH, soon.
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Rainbow Rat says:

11 years ago

Sorry sa OT. Ask ko lang kung may marecommend kayo na 40 inch na LED TV na below 20k. Yung bang for the buck sana. Ok din ba yung DeVant na brand or TCL?
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JoeTech says:

11 years ago

Wag TCL, use to manage customer support for TCL, di maganda quality nya ng TV sets nila, go for DeVant or Skyworth. I have Skyworth, bought it almost 2 years ago, 42 inch for only 24k, sobrang sulit naman.

Been waiting for this Xiaomi TV here sa Philippines, maganda technology behind their TV. Pero I think more than 28K ang price tag nito pagdating ng Pinas.
lolwut says:

11 years ago

Try mo i-check yung KTC na brand, durable naman sya. I have mine for 2 years now and still working like a horse.
jhepoyskee says:

11 years ago

nung ininquire or nabasa ko before sa page ng SnS yung devant daw is repackaged/rebranded na skyworth
TotoyBrown says:

11 years ago

Go for Devant.. Alam ko meron silang 42″ pero nasa 23k yata.. 3D and 4k display nadin.

abuzalzal says:

11 years ago

Made in China! HA HA HA HA HA
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Name: Oni says:

11 years ago

cge bili pa kayo ggmitin nila pera natin para ipang bili ng bala at barko para masakop nila karagatan natin
Hen-Sheen says:

11 years ago

If I were me, I would stick to LG, Devant, Samsung, or Sony. Xiaomi Mi TV 2: Kinda Ironic isn’t it? Also, for those who want to buy a TV just for the features, check this URL out:

http://www.cnet.com/topics/tvs/buying-guide/
abuzalzal says:

11 years ago

..|..
Ohmmeter says:

11 years ago

Halos naman lahat made in China. Di mo lang alam. Hahaha… been to from company to company :-D
abuzalzal says:

11 years ago

Parang ikaw, nangongopya lang ng pangalan