In this video, I review the Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED 2026 and break down whether it’s actually worth buying or if you should skip it. I go over the design first—ultra-thin bezels, a premium finish, and a modern look that fits cleanly into most entertainment setups. Then I get into what most people care about: the Mini LED panel. You’re getting deep blacks, vivid colors, and seriously high brightness that makes HDR content pop with detail. I also cover gaming performance, because this TV is clearly aiming at console and PC gamers. With a 144Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 support, motion looks smooth, input lag feels low, and it’s ready for next-gen consoles and high-end PCs. On the smart side, it runs HyperOS, so if you’re already in the Xiaomi ecosystem, the integration is seamless for controlling smart devices and customizing your setup. Audio is the one area where I’m not going to oversell it. You do get Dolby Atmos support, but the built-in speakers are still average—pair it with a soundbar if you want the best experience. Pricing lands around $600 to $800, which is competitive, but you’ve got strong Mini LED rivals from TCL and Samsung in the same range.