Review verdict Philippines: The 2026 version of the Xiaomi TV A Pro is a slight upgrade over the 2025 version, but the improved QLED panel and lower pricing gives it better value–especially if you opt for the 55-inch or bigger models.
Pros
- Better QLED panel
- More competitive pricing especially for the bigger models
Cons
- Still the same internals
Xiaomi updates its TV A Pro series for 2026 with tweaks in its design, a better quality QLED panel, and more competitive pricing. Comparing it to the 2025 version, does the 2026 version offer even better value?
Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Review Philippines: Design
While the design looks virtually identical to the 2025 version, Xiaomi revised the stand on the TV A Pro 2026. Instead of a one-piece design placed in the center, you now get a two-piece design. We think that this approach gives better support to the TV (especially for the bigger models), but it limits the tabletops you can place it.
Save for that change, everything is the same. Even the Bluetooth remote is identical, which should save you time from getting used to operating the TV A Pro 2026 if you’ve previously owned a Xiaomi TV.
Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Review Philippines: User Interface
Like its predecessor, the TV A Pro uses Google TV, which gives you more personalized content based on what wou watch and depending on the streaming services you’re subscribed to. It also has the same level of integration with Google Home, making the TV A Pro 2026 another addition to your smart home.
The internals remain the same: Quad-core Cortex-A55 processor, 2GB RAM, and 8GB storage. At this point, we really wished Xiaomi (and other TV brands) to move on from this configuration, as it limits the full potential of a smart TV.
Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Review Philippines: Display and Speakers
At the heart of the TV A Pro 2026 is a QLED panel with a 4K Ultra HD resolution. Our review unit is the 75-inch model, and we noticed that colors are more vibrant and blacks are deeper than the 65-inch TV A Pro 2025 we’ve been using in the studio for quite some time. HDR10+ is supported, making us appreciate all of YouTube’s HDR content better.
While it still has a 60hz refresh rate, the TV A Pro 2026 makes use of MEMC for its Game Boost mode to run at up to 120hz refresh rate for video game consoles like a PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch.
The speakers are also the same, consisting of two bottom-firing speakers with a total output of 20w (10w per speaker). Sound quality is roughly the same as the 65-inch TV A Pro 2025 we were using in the studio. That’s not a bad thing since the soundstage of the TV A Pro 2025 is decent for a large TV.
Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Review Philippines: Wrap-up and Conclusions
The 2026 version of the TV A Pro is an improvement over the 2025 version especially with an improved QLED panel, giving users a better overall picture quality. We also appreciate that the TV A Pro 2026 is more affordable than the 2025 version, making it a great option for those looking for a large TV without breaking the bank.
Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Review Philippines: Price
The Xiaomi TV A Pro 2026 Series starts at Php 17,990 for the 43-inch model, and the 75-inch model in this review is priced at Php 42,990.
