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Xiaomi is a privately owned company that designs, develops, and sells smartphones, an Android-based OS, and other consumer electronics. Xiaomi also makes fitness trackers, TVs, air purifiers, and tablets. It has a skin for its Android phones and tablets – MIUI. The company largely sells its phones via flash sales in India.

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  • Xiaomi TV FX Mini LED 65 Xiaomi TV FX Mini LED 65
  • Redmi Note 17 5G Redmi Note 17 5G

Xiaomi TV FX Mini LED 65 Review

  • Design
  • Performance
  • Value for Money
  • Software
  • Features
  • Good
  • Full Array Local Dimming
  • Good contrast and HDR performance
  • 32GB storage
  • DLG 120Hz mode for gaming
  • HDMI 2.1 connectivity and eARC
  • AirPlay 2 and Alexa support
  • Competitive pricing
  • Bad
  • 60Hz native refresh rate
  • No Dolby Vision
  • Built-in audio lacks the impact of a dedicated soundbar

Large-screen TVs were once considered only for ultra-premium buyers, as most of them used to cost well over Rs. 1 lakh. However, over the past few years, we have seen multiple brands launch big-screen TVs with the latest technologies at more affordable price points, and Xiaomi is one of them. The company recently introduced its FX Mini LED TV series, starting at Rs. 32,999 for the 43-inch variant and going up to Rs. 84,999 for the 75-inch variant. I have been using the 65-inch model for a while now, which comes with a price tag of Rs. 64,999. On paper, the FX Mini LED 65 looks like a well-equipped TV, but does it have the right ingredients to be the right fit for your home? Here's what you need to know: 

Redmi Note 17 5G Review

  • Design
  • Display
  • Software
  • Performance
  • Battery Life
  • Camera
  • Value for Money
  • Good
  • Bright and punchy OLED display
  • IP65-rated design
  • Good battery life
  • Bad
  • Heavy, two-handed design
  • Software interface stutters randomly
  • Plenty of presintalled apps and games
  • Poor GPU performance
  • Single bottom-firing speaker
  • Single 128GB storage variant
  • Hybrid SIM card tray for SD card expansion
  • Maximum 1080p 30 fps video recording

Keeping in mind how drastically the memory crisis is impacting budget and mid-range smartphones in 2026, it remains to be seen how Xiaomi's humble Redmi Note (once a budget smartphone) still manages to deliver value. Like all smartphones announced this year, Xiaomi too has hiked the price of its Redmi Note 17 because of the rising cost of memory, but it does not appear as brutal on paper as we expected. In terms of upgrades, the Redmi Note 17 gets a bigger display, an updated processor and a new-age, high-capacity battery. But after using it for a week, we discovered some other deductions that will surprise you.

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