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Xiaomi Mi Smart TV 4S 43" 301.90e

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Xiaomi Mi Smart TV 4S 43 "(4K Ultra HD, Triple Tuner, Android TV 9.0, remote control with microphone, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix from Amazon Germany. Its take 7 working days to arrive.

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07X5CWWQN

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Str8outtaWuhan

niceday13 wrote: »

Anyone actually get this TV, if so what is your opinion. Thanks

due for delivery next tuesday so ill give you my opinion then fingers crossed

niceday13

Anyone actually get this TV, if so what is your opinion. Thanks

kennyt

eoinp11 wrote: »

I'm surprised no one seems concerned at those reviews podgeandrodge posted

Not expecting it to be perfect. But a 55" 4k TV from a good brand for the price of a mid range smartphone is worth a try.

eoinp11

I'm surprised no one seems concerned at those reviews podgeandrodge posted

Str8outtaWuhan

kennyt wrote: »

42" version from Amazon?
You happy enough to purchase?

I have 15 may delivery for 55" from Spanish website.

yep spec looks good for price its a tv telly for the upcoming covid/flu winter. if it looks good my jump for the 55" for main room (saving a fortune on petrol lately)

kennyt

Str8outtaWuhan wrote: »

update , never got around to cancelling it and got email in german to say delivery 8th May.

42" version from Amazon?
You happy enough to purchase?

I have 15 may delivery for 55" from Spanish website.

Str8outtaWuhan

update , never got around to cancelling it and got email in german to say delivery 8th May.

bergipau

sham69 wrote: »

I ended up cancelling the one from amazon and going with this one.
Cheers for posting link..
Looks like it will be with me on Monday which is pretty good.

did the TV arrive?
I am very tempted to purchase from this site also.
Delivery looks slow now. They are saying May 15th

Str8outtaWuhan

hi all, quick update on the mi S, spoke to lovely german lady and they have no current expectation of a delivery date. they are in contact with their wholesale supplier but cannot give a timeframe, im going to cancel. but gutted as i doubt ill find a similar spec for 300 yoyo's.

podgeandrodge

Are people concerned about the (in fairness not that big a %) negative reviews on the smart features?

translated from German:

After about 3 months of using the Mi TV 4S 55, I come to the following judgment.

The hardware is very good. Processing and value is flawless. In this price segment I would even say almost unbeatable.

But what the device delivers in terms of user friendliness and ergonomics is under all sow.

Normally you might think that Google TV, Android is running, so I can do everything as usual on my mobile phone and apps from the Google Play Store are known and you have the same look and feel, also with regard to expandability.

And now Xiaomi comes into play. Of course, the Android was adapted and modified. Only a fraction of the apps go from the Google Play Store. Ok, that was to be expected.

The software that came with the device welcomes you with the message that the device is offline. No matter whether WiFi or in my case directly connected via LAN. The patchwall that should start does not start, instead you can find it in a kind of TV menu. You can then start the patchwall via FB.
It should also be mentioned that the WLAN works if Ethernet is connected, but it cannot connect to anything. You have to pull the plug on the Lan Port first.
This network error then also extends to Live TV. The HBB programs only go sporadically, you have to restart the TV first, which I had to do very often in the 3 months.
In addition, the software supplied had massive sound problems on Live TV. Sound does not work after switching on. Only live TV mind you. Start over again.

It was the first time that I tried to search for services for this TV on the Internet. It shouldn't be the last time. To say it in advance. A cobbled together German forum can only be found with great difficulty. There is no help there, the distribution of these televisions is too small. A Xiaomi official won't show up so quickly either.

First information about bugs and other problems can only be found in the Indian forum. Because there is the actual sales location of this TV type. It's funny.
There you will learn that almost all of them have similar problems.

Then came the longed-for update. Yuhhuu.

Sound and network bugs have been fixed. For this, the device was totally shot down in terms of usability. Obviously there were problems with some software for the German market license. The old patchwall was switched off "no longer available in your REgion", only by fiddling you can reactivate it.

-Chromecast and also every Mi Cast simply switched off. Just doesn't work anymore.
-The Netflix app tears down the entire system, freezes the input and you can only pull the plug.
-Standby mode has been made unusable. If the device is in standby for a longer period of time, it takes 2 minutes to switch it on, which makes a cold boot.

The whole software appears cobbled together. The switchover times are getting longer. If you don't run the TV Cleaner par times, some apps in the background consume the memory, so that nothing works anymore.
The 8 GB in advertising are of little use, half occupy the system, if you install 1-2 Apss, grease Netflix or Prime because the memory is missing.

This is a television where you have to have a system administrator standing next to you. Switching on and watching is not possible, something will not work again. Restart, pull out the plug. Look for solutions in forums, use Google translator because there is no German support. On the EU side there is neither the device nor any television. There are Mi boxes.

As good as the Xiaomi smartphones are, I have one myself, but simply throwing such a TV on the German market with this pathetic software is not possible. Other manufacturers have solved this much better.

I will keep TV now and hope for software updates. But I would not recommend him to anyone. Too bad. Because the look is pretty nice.
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1.0 out of 5 stars “What's going on with this TV? "UPDATE *** UPDATE
Reviewed in Germany on 9 December 2019
Size: 55 inchesStyle: 4K Ultra HDPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
“What's going on with this TV? said the nice DHL messenger to me.
According to him, the TV is selling bread right now.
His car is full of these things, and I can tell you why.

Packaging / Assembly:
Super packaged and very easy to assemble.
With me, the good piece hangs on the wall.

Design / workmanship:
from the front, the TV looks very good. The metal frame looks great and looks stable, the edges are pleasantly thin and make the TV look modern. However, it is not
thin as an OLED. Anyone who wants to impress with the design should not access here. I
particularly like the remote control. It is the perfect size, the buttons are a treat and thanks to Bluetooth, the annoying aim is eliminated. Very good!

Sound:
Flatscreen ... that's all you need &#55357;&#56837;

Connections:
Everything you need. HDMI 2.0 supports 4K with 60fps.
The sound can be output via ARC. Super convenient, as this allows you to control the volume with the TV remote control.
Unfortunately, when using ARC, the Mi TV no longer shows a volume control on the display. It's a shame.

Tuner:
Has everything you need today. Whether satellite, cable or antenna. Everything runs wonderfully and the HD transmitters can be decrypted via the CI + module. However, switching time is slightly longer compared to other TVs.

Software:
Before the Xiaomi I had a TV from Sony from 2015. Android ran on it absolutely horrible. That was really not solemn.
Different with Mi TV.
Everything runs smoothly and hardly anything can be waiting.
After the resting state it comes from time to time to small jerks which you can absolutely forgive.
A little more negative I noticed the playback about Zattoo. I don't know why but compared to the tuner, the image looks very restless and jerky. Seems not to be 50fps.
Runs significantly better on other devices.

ICAL QUALITY:
Here we come to my personally most negative point.
If I were to describe the image quality in one word, it would be “mass fit”.
I think Xiaomi hit the taste of the broad mass here.
Everything looks colorful and harmonious, nothing stands out extremely negative. But if you
look at the picture more closely and have other TVs as a comparison, then the Xiaomi looks quite old.
In addition to a LG C7 (bought my for 800 €) the Xiaomi unfortunately does not look good at all.
The backlight from the Mi TV shines through and makes dark areas look gray (clear problem with LCDs with LED backlight)
Highlights burn out very quickly with the Xiaomi and colors are more matte than powerful.
The brightness is just standard.
HDR is probably integrated, but you can see absolutely nothing of (rather marketing).
The criticism, of course, relates to the direct comparison.
I had acquaintances here who called the picture beautiful and hammer.
If you watch TV and TV shows and don't have too much demands on image quality, you'll be more than happy with the TV.
Oh yeah
I'm definitely not a fan of motion smoothing and other “image enhancements”.
According to marketing, the software irons the image smoothly and makes video look super smooth. Uh ... NO, looks horrible, turn it off!
Even when calibrating, you won't be happy with the TV. Below the custom image profile you can adjust only a few points such as brightness and contrast. It's a shame.

Price:
450 €!
Here you get a lot for your money!

Conclusion:
The image quality could not convince me personally, but I find it absolutely convincing for the broad mass.
The software runs very smoothly and the equipment offers everything you need in the price range. By and large, the Mi TV has left a positive impression, but due to my opinion about the image quality, I can only give 3 stars.

UPDATE ***
After a few months I wanted to share some things that I noticed on TV. Here is a small list of problems with software and image quality:

-Bluetooth connection to a headphone (Bose QC35) is very bad. The volume is constantly fluctuating and synchronous is different.

-The sound is also not synchronous via ARC. Here it also takes a long time for a connection to be established and from time to time the soundbar does not want to connect to the TV. ANNOYS!

-After hibernation, the TV has big problems with performance. WLAN tears off, menu hookes strongly and image settings adjust. After the last update, the remote did not work either.
I don't know why Android shows signs of aging after such a short time, in everyday life this is extremely annoying.

- With Prime, movies receive 2-3 times a message that the copy protection via HDMI could not be ensured. Film breaks off every time. It's very annoying. Do not know what it is, via HDMI only the soundbar is connected.

- After my girlfriend then wanted to watch Oldschool TV, much the bad service on live TV on. There is no direct button to get in there, you have to enter the app via the main menu or change the input. Program guides and info are nested in menus and cannot be found at first. The TV is not designed for live TV, no pleasure.

-ZATTOO jerks quite weird. 50fps are not that, picture hangs very often despite LAN. ANNOYS!

- Then something about image quality. The black value is really not good. The film strips are permanently gray, changing the angle of view makes everything matte and unattractive. I don't know if I'm already too spoiled by OLED but the TV really can't do more than bright scenes.

I didn't want it to be true but Android TV just stays the old jerkelbox. In everyday life really no pleasure. The price of 400 € currently does not justify itself. In case of innovations I will update.

UPDATE
I gave up the TV. Meanwhile, I only have problems with that part.
Short summary:
- Remote control constantly seduces the connection
- Sound is missing when starting TV channels
- Audio via HDMI is catastrophically displaced (lips are not synchronous)
- After each waking up from standby, the surface jerks at its finest, sometimes no operation possible (only helps restart)
- Prime shows the copy protection error again and again (film breaks, app does not remember the time already seen)
- After standby, the TV almost always loses the Wi-Fi connection (restart)
- Multitasking virtually impossible (Prime eg Sits back)
- Disney + has problems with audio via HDMI (picture stops to sync), but does not work)
- on Netflix the image freezes spontaneously (annoying extreme)
- volume over HDMI is not displayed (you never know how loud)
- TV simply turns on itself ??? (I come home and the thing just runs ... creepy)
- Sometimes the TV changes itself the app (I watched Netflix and suddenly opens YouTube ????)

My conclusion after several months:
totally unmatured scrap. The TV may be cheap and works in the beginning. Over time, however, more and more problems arise.
Can not recommend the TV absolutely!
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1.0 out of 5 stars Unfit
Reviewed in Germany on 19 October 2019
Size: 43 inchesStyle: 4K Ultra HDPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
I join a few here who are overwhelmed by the mostly positive reviews of this device. We had ordered the 43 "device and had been in operation for about a week before we sent it back. The device was" reduced "," at an introductory price "of 339 euros. After only two weeks, it was already UVP. Strange These reviews ... This price ... An eternal fight.
Incidentally, even the price of 339 euros is not justified. Image and sound are again significantly below the quality of cheap televisions, which were recently criticized by Stiftung Warentest. The streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime were unusable. Netflix content was not sufficiently colored and motion pictures were blurry and pixelated. Prime UHD content could not be displayed at all. The picture was much too dark. If you had worked your way into the deeply hidden menu for the user-defined picture settings, you could get a gray washed out picture in "UHD", with which you could at least see some details. As mentioned, any cheap television can do that better. My experiences were then confirmed by a well-known trade magazine after a few days. Not only sound and image are therefore unusable, the operation is extremely poor. Only the Android functions can be highlighted positively here. The feel of the remote control is also very neat, but a few buttons are missing for good operation. If the return on Amazon hadn't worked so well, I would have complained about the lack of grip on the device ...
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McMurphy

fryup wrote: »

chinese smart tv? no thx...they'll probably be spying on you

Meh - when buying any tech nowadays you are basically making a choice to wilfully submit your personal data to either the Chinese, the Americans or the South Koreans so far as I can see.

There's not much getting away from it at this stage.

I'm thinking of buying one of these for the bedroom, has anyone received one yet, and if so could you give me the measurements between the bottom feet < cm? > as I intend putting mine on a tall boy rather than the wall, and obviously I have limited space it can rest on.

Cheers

sham69

kennyt wrote: »

I ordered this one too.
Delivery date of 15 may though

Yeah me too

When I paid for it it said Monday the 20th April.
I didn't get a shipping update so messaged them and they said 20th may, bit p'd off but hopefully it will be worth the wait ...

kennyt

sham69 wrote: »

I ended up cancelling the one from amazon and going with this one.
Cheers for posting link..
Looks like it will be with me on Monday which is pretty good.

I ordered this one too.
Delivery date of 15 may though

Str8outtaWuhan

did that last week, they said they are waiting on delivery time, bit annoyed as usually amazon.de are pretty sharp on these things, plus its a brilliant spec for the price, better than most out there.

Loadedscream

bondja80 wrote: »

you can chat, they have chat in english language, or send them email in english and they will answer you in english.

Same with me, emailed support and they asked me to wait but no sign of any date. Might just cancel at this rate.

bondja80

Str8outtaWuhan wrote: »

bought this on 8th, money left account on 14th still no sign of a delivery date even though still in stock, any ideas if this will ever be delivered?

you can chat, they have chat in english language, or send them email in english and they will answer you in english.

Str8outtaWuhan

bought this on 8th, money left account on 14th still no sign of a delivery date even though still in stock, any ideas if this will ever be delivered?

statto25

machalla wrote: »

Not to mention Korean, Taiwanese and American TVs all spying as well.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/fbi-warns-about-snoopy-smart-tvs-spying-on-you/

It's a pick your poison world these days.

They are all spying and stealing from each other. There is no getting away from it now.

machalla

fryup wrote: »

chinese smart tv? no thx...they'll probably be spying on you

Not to mention Korean, Taiwanese and American TVs all spying as well.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/fbi-warns-about-snoopy-smart-tvs-spying-on-you/

It's a pick your poison world these days.

fryup

chinese smart tv? no thx...they'll probably be spying on you

bondja80

sham69 wrote: »

yes boss!!

sham69

bondja80 wrote: »

Ok, when you get it, test it, write review here (picture sound gaming...)

yes boss!!

statto25

bondja80 wrote: »

Ok, when you get it, test it, write review here (picture sound gaming...)

Do you want him to do a little video too of him using it?

bondja80

sham69 wrote: »

I ended up cancelling the one from amazon and going with this one.
Cheers for posting link..
Looks like it will be with me on Monday which is pretty good.

Ok, when you get it, test it, write review here (picture sound gaming...)

sham69

bondja80 wrote: »

you can try this site https://www.powerplanetonline.com/xiaomi-mi-tv-4s-v53r-55-4k-ultrahd-smarttv-android-os-led
it cost 468.95e. Don't know how reliable is the site, I never ordered from this site. It is Spanish web shop.

I ended up cancelling the one from amazon and going with this one.
Cheers for posting link..
Looks like it will be with me on Monday which is pretty good.

ErinGoBrath

kennyt wrote: »

Be interested in your verdict when you get it.
If it works for soarview.

Thanks

It had a DVB-T2 tuner so should be ok for Saorview

kennyt

Loadedscream wrote: »

Ordered on the 8th, still hasn't shipped

Be interested in your verdict when you get it.
If it works for soarview.

Thanks

smelly sock

DopeTech wrote: »

Haven't got it but I have the xiaomi mi TV box.

Rte player have a version made for Android TV so that works although it can be problematic. That's just rte player though it doesn't play well on anything.

Virgin media player is not optimised for Android TV but you can sideload it, use an app to force screen rotation and then it will kind of work. You can manage to navigate most things with the remote but one or two or the menus won't be accessible without maybe a wireless mouse.

Just to second this the RTE player is a piece of ****. I have it on my LG and have give up on it. The amount of adds is shocking and the quality of video is ****e.

Xiaomi is top of the range with a fraction of the price. Currently have an activity tracker and a redmi note 8. Quality kit.

DopeTech

kennyt wrote: »

Anyone got this yet? Any verdict? Rte player? 3 player?

Haven't got it but I have the xiaomi mi TV box.

Rte player have a version made for Android TV so that works although it can be problematic. That's just rte player though it doesn't play well on anything.

Virgin media player is not optimised for Android TV but you can sideload it, use an app to force screen rotation and then it will kind of work. You can manage to navigate most things with the remote but one or two or the menus won't be accessible without maybe a wireless mouse.

Loadedscream

kennyt wrote: »

Anyone got this yet? Any verdict? Rte player? 3 player?

Ordered on the 8th, still hasn't shipped