Xiaomi to launch Mi TV Q1 75" on 23rd March - QLED, 192 Zones, 120Hz
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Globetrot
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Just went back and checked, I'd taken a +2 years warranty directly from Flipkart at the time of purchase. It cost some 8K for the +2 years.
geekymusiclover
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Just go for it. Also buy at least one year extended insurance along with it.
Hi All,
Looking to buy this TV. What would be the best possible price to get it during the big billion days? Looks like there's isn't much discount other than 3k on selling price plus 1750 discount on card. This isn't the price unlike much cheaper prices discussed in this thread. Should I wait for any other offer period? Please advise.
Looking to buy this TV. What would be the best possible price to get it during the big billion days? Looks like there's isn't much discount other than 3k on selling price plus 1750 discount on card. This isn't the price unlike much cheaper prices discussed in this thread. Should I wait for any other offer period? Please advise.
Globetrot
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With the FK sale and a Axis or ICICI card, you can get the TV + 2 year extra warranty for around 130250. Go for it, it's a brilliant TV.
Axis/ICICI card discount is Rs.7000. So net payable is Rs.117999.
If you go for no cost EMI, you need to pay Rs.109523.
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Thanks for letting me know this. That's a good discount. It helps.
I need help.
I have an old AVR and I am more than happy with it. Before 4k, there was no confusion but with 4K TV coming in picture, everything seems to be out the place. This picture represents my setup before 4K TV.
Onkyo AVR has ARC (but I have never used it) and optical/toslink port. I am ok (for the time being) if I don't get HD Audio from my Blu Ray collection which I stream from my NAS through Nvidia shield.
I think I will have to connect Nvidia shield & Fie TV stick to my TV HDMI ports and onkyo AVR to the TV's eARC port. No sure.
I don't plan to change my AVR as of now.
Please suggest me how should I connect all these devices with my Mi 75.
I have an old AVR and I am more than happy with it. Before 4k, there was no confusion but with 4K TV coming in picture, everything seems to be out the place. This picture represents my setup before 4K TV.
Onkyo AVR has ARC (but I have never used it) and optical/toslink port. I am ok (for the time being) if I don't get HD Audio from my Blu Ray collection which I stream from my NAS through Nvidia shield.
I think I will have to connect Nvidia shield & Fie TV stick to my TV HDMI ports and onkyo AVR to the TV's eARC port. No sure.
I don't plan to change my AVR as of now.
Please suggest me how should I connect all these devices with my Mi 75.
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The garbage at 40/50k by tcl - Yes. Better than Tcl miniled-Can't Say. But it's 75 incher qled hence a no brainer. Read the thread for any niggles and issues and decide.
SteveRPenny
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What's the latest firmware for the tv ... and is there anywhere the latest version is downloadable from i.e. to run an update from a USB stick?
Globetrot
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Have not seen or tried the TCL QLED, but this comes close to a top end LG OLED - I've watched the same demo clips on both and found the Mi 75 QLED incredibly good and VFM.
Globetrot
Member
Go for it. Any specific questions, do ask here!
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