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The Xiaomi Mi LED Smart TV 4 boasts of a 10-bit VA panel that’s made by Samsung. The TV also boasts of 4K resolution, which is 3840x2160p. Now here’s the real kicker. Most panels, even some 4K TV panels are 8-bit. So, what does this mean for you? Well an 8-bit panel is capable of 256 shades of colour for each of the primary colours (Red, Green and Blue). This means that an 8-bit panel can give you 16.8 million colours (256 x 256 x 256 16,777,216). This may seem like a lot and if you have a very good 1080p TV, you may enjoy the way content looks on it. But the reason why we are excited about a 10-bit panel on this TV is because of the colours it can produce and its HDR capabilities. Instead of 256 colours per primary colour, a 10-bit panel can produce 1,024 colours per primary colour. That means that a TV with a 10-bit panel can produce over a billion colours i.e. 1024 1024 1024 1,072,341,824. Excited? Well we certainly were when we laid our eyes on this TV. But does this translate to a great viewing experience? The short answer is, yes. If you are looking to invest in a good 4K HDR TV, then you will spend upwards of 1 lakh to get a TV from Sony or Samsung or LG. The Xiaomi Mi LED Smart TV 4 delivers a great 4K HDR viewing experience. Don’t expect the same quality you’ll get when you spend a lakh on a TV, but the experience is pretty good. It comes quite close to a flagship experience, but has a few shortcomings.

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