Xiaomi India has expanded its product portfolio with the latest range of X Pro QLED TV series. The Chinese tech company claims that the upgraded X Pro series QLED TVs are designed to offer an enhanced visual experience and smarter control for everyday use. The new Xiaomi X Pro series TVs come in three size variants -- 43-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch. will offer a versatile solution for modern lifestyles. The company is also offering discounts on select bank cards to early buyers. Here are all the details about the new Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series:
Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series: Price and availability
The Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series will be available starting April 16. Here are the prices of all the models in the new Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV lineup:
Early buyers can avail bank discounts of up to Rs 3,000 with 0% down payment and 12 months No cost EMI. Customers can purchase these models across mi.com, Flipkart, and leading retail stores. Xiaomi after-sales support for the X Pro QLED TV Series will be available across all pin codes in India.
Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series: Key highlights
Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series: Price and availability
The Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series will be available starting April 16. Here are the prices of all the models in the new Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV lineup:
Early buyers can avail bank discounts of up to Rs 3,000 with 0% down payment and 12 months No cost EMI. Customers can purchase these models across mi.com, Flipkart, and leading retail stores. Xiaomi after-sales support for the X Pro QLED TV Series will be available across all pin codes in India.
Xiaomi X Pro QLED TV series: Key highlights
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