Hey, what’s up? Sami here.
Xiaomi has been quiet in this month without releasing anything new until yesterday, it
released its newest smart TVs in China: the Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition and the new Mi TV ES 2022.
Again, I went to the Mi offline shop here to try to shoot some footage for you guys
but turns out the light reflections on the TV make the footage terrible.
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Luckily my friend over at KJMX authorized me to translate their Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition hands-on.
I will put that in the second part of this video.
Still first let’s talk about the Mi TV ES 2022.
One thing I noticed is they changed the old Mi logo to this new Xiaomi logo on the front,
also the software layout.
The top one is the new layout you can see everything in one page, while in the old system
you have to click in to see what’s inside.
Which one do you like?
Let me know in the comments section!
For other specs of the Mi TV ES 2022, it sports the MediaTek MT9638 chip under the hood and
offers a maximum brightness of 700 nits.
The Mi TV ES 2022 houses a two channel 12.5W four-unit speaker system that supports stereo
playback as well.
It has a 97 percent screen to body ratio and also arrives with built in XiaoAI voice assistant.
Similar to the Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition, the ES 2022 also offers 4K resolution along with
a 94 percent color DCI-P3 gamut.
Under the hood, it houses 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage.
It also supports WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0.
Now moving to the 55-inch Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition.
The first thing you will notice is the dramatic thickness, I would say it’s the thickest
among all Mi TV series, even though they have a curved edge design here.
I put the iPhone here so you can have an idea of that.
But does that thickness bring any good?
Of course it does.
Just look at the two huge speaker ports on each side.
Have you seen any built-in TV speakers bigger than these?
So the sound cavity is much larger than a normal TV and should be able to provide better
sound quality.
As Xiaomi states that the Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition is the company’s first to offer
100 watt audio system.
On the top of the Mi TV 6 we see the air vents and a 48 megapixel dual AI camera.
And if you are wondering what the ports are, here you go.
Moving to the back, here there is a square thing beside the Xiaomi logo, it’s not only
for decoration but also a speaker cone part that we normally see on a subwoofer.
It vibrates when the bass is strong.
Below that is a sturdy base.
Before we moving to the panel, let’s check out the accessories that come with the box.
A remote control, a manual, and a 3.5mm to 3RCA AV cable, it’s for connecting your
old camcorders.
I don’t think I will ever use it.
Regarding the display.
It has a 120Hz high refresh rate and even offers 120Hz MEMC as well.
Since the Mi TV 6 has a “Designed For Xbox” certification, it would be great if you are
into gaming stuff.
The display features a 3D LUT film industrial grade color correction technology and houses
an enhanced version of the MediaTek MT9950 chipset.
The Mi TV Extreme Edition sports over 100 backlight partitions on the 55-inch LCD panel,
which enables it to offer improved brightness, contrast, and picture quality.
The display sports a 4K resolution with a 97 percent DCI-P3 color gamut and 178 degree
wide viewing angle.
What’s more, it has a precision light control feature, which will improve your viewing experience greatly.
Speaking of viewing experience, let’s test some audio clips.
One last thing I want to talk about a bit more is its 48 megapixels dual AI camera.
You can use it to make video calls or even for gesture control recognition, like spread
your palm for 2s to play or pause, make a shush gesture then it will mute the TV, thumbs
up to the left side or right side to switch to the next or last media file, Ok gesture
to take a photo.
Also you can use it as a reminder to remind your children if they get too close when watching TV.
Alright, that’s a quick look of the Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition and Mi TV ES 2022.
I personally wouldn’t consider buying a new TV or something bc I love watching movies
from even bigger screens like the JMGO O1 series projectors I reviewed recently.
For sure the image quality from projectors is not going to compare with a good quality
TV, but I just love the immersive experience the JMGO O1 series offers.
What do you guys think about it?
Let me know in the comments section.
I’m Sami, please don’t forget to subscribe, and I will see you in the next one.