Mini LED means that behind the LCD panel there are many more, and much smaller, light-emitting diodes than in a standard LED TV. With a denser grid of diodes in the backlight, bright and dark areas can be controlled more precisely: night scenes stay dark and bright details do not fade to grey. Xiaomi does not publish the number of zones or the brightness for this model, so this describes the general advantage of the technology.
3840 × 2160 pixels means four times as many dots as a Full HD TV. With a 75-inch, or 189 cm, diagonal the picture stays sharp even when you sit closer, and text, faces and nature footage do not turn grainy. 4K content from streaming services uses the full panel, so the big screen makes the most of films and sport.
The TV runs Google TV and connects to the internet over Wi-Fi or a network cable. Streaming services and other online content open straight from the TV menu, and Google TV pulls recommendations from different apps into one place, so you do not have to search each app for a series or film. The app selection depends on the Google app store and your country; Xiaomi gives no specific list.
The TV has a DVB-T2 tuner for terrestrial reception through an antenna, DVB-C for cable and DVB-S2 for satellite. Estonian digital terrestrial TV uses the DVB-T2 standard, so free-to-air channels can be watched with an ordinary antenna. The CI+ slot takes an operator module with a card that unlocks encrypted paid channels.
The TV gets online over Wi-Fi or with a cable through the LAN port, which is the more reliable choice when the router is far away and 4K streaming has to run without drop-outs. Bluetooth lets you pair wireless headphones or a speaker so you can watch late at night without disturbing anyone. The number of HDMI and USB ports is not in the manufacturer data, so check the manual if it matters.
The Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED 75 2026 suits people who want a 4K TV for a spacious living room, with Mini LED backlighting that gives better contrast than a standard LED set. Google TV and three types of tuner make it a good fit both for streaming and for antenna, cable or satellite viewers. The dark grey finish blends in with a calm interior.
| Brand | Xiaomi |
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| Colour of product | Dark Grey |
| CI Slot | Common Interface Plus (CI+) slot |
| Digital signal format system | DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2 |
| EAN | 6941948707771 |
| Display diagonal | 75" |
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| Display | 3840 x 2160 pixels |
| HD type | 4K UHD (2160p) |
| Panel type | Mini LED |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Display diagonal (metric) | 189 cm |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
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| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, LAN, Bluetooth |
| Operating system installed | Google TV |
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| Net weight | 26.20 kg |
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Yes. The TV has a DVB-T2 tuner for terrestrial reception and a DVB-C tuner for cable, plus DVB-S2 for satellite. Paid channels depend on your operator and, where needed, on a module in the CI+ slot.
The manufacturer does not specify the refresh rate, the number and version of HDMI ports or VRR support for this model. Check these details in the manual before choosing it for a console.
The TV has Bluetooth, which is meant for pairing wireless devices such as headphones or a speaker. Xiaomi does not give the Bluetooth version or the supported codecs.
According to Xiaomi it weighs 26.2 kg. For wall mounting, choose a mount rated for this weight that matches the VESA pattern on the back of the TV.
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