Most models in the TV A Pro lineup are 4K and 60Hz, powered by quad-core ARM Cortex-A55 CPUs and Mali-G52 2EE MC1 GPUs, with 120Hz Game Boost available on the 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch variants via HDMI, while the 32-inch, 43-inch, and 50-inch variants do not support 120Hz.

Xiaomi’s TV A Pro e series aligns with its other streaming devices through Google TV, signaling a cohesive smart TV ecosystem alongside the TV Stick 4K 2nd Gen and TV Box S 3rd Gen.

The report includes a byline and background on Alexis Alderson, Notebookcheck’s senior tech writer, with an update dated 2026-10-31.

All models come with QLED panels and voice-enabled remotes, plus shortcuts to streaming services like Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube.

The article lists the full model lineup (32 e, 43 e, 43 FHD e, 50 e, 50 FHD e, 55 e, 65 e, 75 e, 85 e) and notes that pricing and broader availability are not yet confirmed.

Within the 4K lineup, the 85-inch model includes 15 W stereo speakers, while smaller sizes use 10 W speakers.

There are two 1080p FHD models (TV A Pro 43 FHD e and TV A Pro 50 FHD e) that use weaker chipsets and have fewer ports than their 4K counterparts.

Xiaomi globally launched nine new TV A Pro e smart TVs ranging from 32-inch to 85-inch, all using Google TV and offering optional 120Hz Game Mode on select models.