Xiaomi has brought its 2026 Mini LED televisions to the Philippines. The Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 2026 Series is now official locally in five sizes from 55 to 98 inches, sold through Xiaomi's official stores plus Lazada and Shopee, with prices starting at ₱39,990.
Philippine prices and sizes
| Size | Price |
|---|
| 55-inch | ₱39,990 |
| 65-inch | ₱51,990 |
| 75-inch | ₱64,990 |
| 85-inch | ₱91,990 |
| 98-inch | ₱140,990 |
The pricing was confirmed in Pinoy Metro Geek's launch coverage of Xiaomi's new home-appliance lineup for the country.
QD-Mini LED picture quality
The whole series uses QD-Mini LED backlighting — a panel technology that combines quantum dots with thousands of tiny LED backlights for brighter highlights and deeper blacks than a standard LCD. Xiaomi rates the sets at up to 1,200 nits of peak brightness with black levels as low as 0.0001 nits, and the 55-, 65- and 75-inch models carry up to 512 independent backlight zones.
Color coverage is quoted at 94% of the DCI-P3 gamut with 1.07 billion colors, and the TVs support HDR10+, HLG and Filmmaker Mode, the setting that turns off motion smoothing to show films the way they were mastered.
Gaming: up to 288Hz on the big screens
The three smaller models offer a 120Hz Game Boost mode. The 85- and 98-inch versions go further, with native 144Hz refresh rates, Game Boost up to 288Hz, and VRR (variable refresh rate, which keeps gameplay smooth when frame rates fluctuate) — numbers aimed squarely at console and PC gamers shopping for a living-room display.
Sound and software
The 55- to 75-inch sets carry dual 15W speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS:X, while the 85- and 98-inch models add Dolby Atmos support. All sizes run Google TV with Google Assistant and Chromecast, and Apple AirPlay is supported for iPhone users. Bezels are slim, with screen-to-body ratios of up to 98%.
Where it sits in Xiaomi's Philippine lineup
The S Mini LED 2026 slots in above Xiaomi's non-Mini LED TV A Pro 2026 line, which Xiaomi's Philippine online store lists at ₱28,990 for the 55-inch, ₱39,990 for the 65-inch and ₱52,990 for the 75-inch. That works out to a premium of roughly ₱11,000 to ₱12,000 per size for the Mini LED panel, higher brightness and the faster gaming modes. At the large end, the new 85-inch model at ₱91,990 sits about ₱22,000 above the older 85-inch Smart Display Max 2025, which the same store lists at ₱69,995, while the entry point to Xiaomi's TV range remains the 32-inch TV A 2026 at ₱9,990. As of this writing the new series had not yet appeared on that store page, so buyers may need to check Xiaomi's Lazada and Shopee flagship stores first while listings roll out.
Also new: Mijia washing machines
Alongside the TVs, Xiaomi introduced two Mijia washers for the Philippine market, per the same launch coverage. The Mijia Front Load Washer 9KG is priced at ₱20,999 as a promotional rate running September 5 to 30, and features steam washing, a 1,200rpm maximum spin speed and an inverter motor with Xiaomi Home app connectivity. It claims 99.99% bacteria removal from its steam function. The Mijia Top Load Washer 13KG is down to ₱14,999 from ₱16,999, and brings a 4-stage 3D water flow system, a 20-minute quick wash cycle, a 24-hour smart reservation feature, and compatibility with both the Xiaomi Home app and Google Assistant.
For Filipino buyers, the takeaway is straightforward: Mini LED picture quality that used to sit near six figures now starts at ₱39,990 — and the 98-inch flagship, at ₱140,990, undercuts most large-format premium TVs sold locally.
