Kathmandu – Xiaomi, a global tech leader known for its innovation and affordability, has officially expanded its smart TV lineup in Nepal, offering models that range from compact HD displays to high-end 4K QLED screens. With a commitment to performance, sleek design, and smart features, Xiaomi aims to cater to every segment of the Nepali market - from small households to tech-savvy entertainment enthusiasts.

The Xiaomi TV A Pro 32, priced at NPR 29,999, is an ideal choice for budget-conscious buyers or small spaces. It features a 32-inch HD display with a 60Hz refresh rate and includes Google TV and Google Assistant, packaged in a stylish bezel-less metallic body.

Stepping up in size and resolution, the Xiaomi TV A 43 FHD offers a Full HD display (1920×1080) and hands-free voice control via a far-field microphone. Priced at NPR 49,999, it balances quality and affordability.

For users seeking sharper visuals, the Xiaomi TV A Pro 43 2025 brings 4K QLED brilliance with a resolution of 3840×2160, premium build, and smart features like Chromecast and Android TV, all for NPR 54,999.

Xiaomi also offers larger-screen models for immersive entertainment. The Xiaomi TV A 55 Pro, with its 55-inch 4K screen, Dolby Audio™, DTS-X, and virtual surround sound, is priced at NPR 79,999 and comes with generous storage (2GB RAM, 16GB ROM) and multiple connectivity options.

At the higher end, the Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 offers a 65-inch 4K viewing experience for NPR 114,999, while the flagship Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 2025, priced at NPR 119,999, includes a premium QLED display and enhanced audio for design-focused users and large spaces.

With this launch, Xiaomi strengthens its presence in Nepal’s growing smart TV market. The range covers diverse use cases — from casual viewing to cinematic home experiences - making it easier for Nepali consumers to adopt smart living at various price points.