Also worth mentioning is that the Mi TV 5X supports the Mi Home app through the PatchWall launcher, allowing you to control IoT devices in your home through your TV or through voice commands, if you have the Mi Home app linked to your Google account. Users who like a lot of recommendations and content curation will enjoy what PatchWall has to offer, thanks to its content-centric approach.
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The stock Android TV UI will be familiar for users of other Android TV devices as well, since it works without any real manufacturer-enforced limitations here.
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All major apps are supported, and users have full access to the Google Play Store for Android TV to download any of over 5,000 apps available. The television runs on Android TV 10, with both the stock Android TV user interface, as well as Xiaomi's own PatchWall 4 launcher.
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Just like the remote, the software experience on the Xiaomi Mi TV 5X remains familiar for anyone who has used a Xiaomi television before. Xiaomi Mi TV 5X 55 software and interface It's possible to turn off the microphone if you have privacy concerns or just don't want to use voice commands there's a physical sliding switch to control this at the bottom of the TV, just below the Xiaomi logo. The television has a microphone that can be set to always-on mode to listen for the ‘OK Google' or ‘Hey Google' wake words, just as you'd have it on a smart speaker such as the Google Nest Audio. The remote of the Mi TV 5X is a familiar one, with a minimalist, compact design Other key features of the Mi TV 5X include hands-free Google Assistant access, Google Chromecast built-in with support for Ultra-HD and HDR casting from supported apps and services, an auto low-latency mode for use with gaming consoles, and the ability to use Alexa as your default voice assistant if you prefer. It's suitably equipped to get you anywhere within the TV's software quickly, and you can navigate around both the Stock Android TV UI and Xiaomi's own PatchWall UI easily enough. The remote itself is one that I'm very used to, and the company's software tweaks such as Quick Mute and Quick Settings access have long since made up for its physical shortcomings. Blaupunkt 43-inch Ultra-HD LED CyberSound Android TV (43CSA7070) Review.Xiaomi can provide a wall-mount kit at an extra cost at the time of installation. The television can be stand-mounted using the metal stands included in the box, or wall-mounted using any aftermarket VESA-compatible kit. The less frequently used ports, including the Ethernet, optical audio out, composite AV input, and antenna port all face downwards, while the two USB ports, three HDMI 2.1 ports, and 3.5mm audio out socket face to the left. The lower part of the back of the TV has a carbon-fibre-like texture, with one set of inputs and ports facing downwards, and a second set facing to the left of the screen.
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It looks good for a TV in its price range, whether placed on a wall or on stand mounts. The Mi TV 5X isn't quite as slim as some of the flagship TVs I've reviewed recently, but it's reasonably well built and not too thick even at the bottom, which bulges a bit.
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The rest of the borders around the screen are considerably slimmer and similarly silver in colour, giving the Mi TV 5X a distinct look that stands out among the competition as well as other televisions from Xiaomi such as the Redmi TV X Series and Mi TV 4X range. Redmi Smart 4K Ultra-HD LED Android TV X55 Reviewĭisplayed prominently right below the screen is the new Xiaomi logo on a silver strip, just above the module that has a few indicator lights and the power button.
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