Our Rating
The overall rating is based on review by our experts
BODY
5 / 10
COMFORT
5 / 10
Connectivity
5 / 10
Display
5 / 10
PERFORMANCE
5 / 10
PROS
- Google TV with Dolby Audio and DTS:X at a low price
- 4K models add AirPlay, Google Cast, MEMC and Filmmaker Mode
- 4K models get 120Hz Game Boost plus ALLM and an eARC port
CONS
- Only 2GB RAM and 8GB storage (1GB RAM on the 32), so the interface may feel slow
- 120Hz works only at 1080p, with no VRR, no published brightness figure and no local dimming zones
The Xiaomi TV A 43 2026 is Xiaomi’s entry-level 43-inch smart TV. It is a flat LCD with a metal frame and a double-foot plastic stand. The 4K panel runs at 60Hz under Google TV. In the 2026 A range it is the base 4K model, between an FHD version and the QLED A Pro.
At a glance:
- Entry-level, 43 inches, 4K at 60Hz, Google TV.
- Ports for this 4K model are unconfirmed. The FHD version lists two HDMI and one USB 2.0.
- Prices found: about S$338 (Singapore), about Rs 25,999 (India).
Xiaomi lists HDR10, HLG, and Filmmaker mode, plus 1.07 billion colours and 4K 60Hz MEMC. Inside are a quad Cortex-A55 CPU, a Mali-G52 GPU, 2GB of RAM, and 8GB of storage. Google Assistant, Google Cast, Miracast, and AirPlay are supported. Sound comes from two 10W speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS:X. One third-party database lists a VA panel, direct LED backlight, and 260 nits. Xiaomi publishes none of those, so treat them as unconfirmed.
A Singapore retailer listed it at $338, down from $358, during a January 2026 promotion (currency presumably SGD). A third-party Indian site gives roughly Rs 25,999. The launch-market price is unconfirmed. It suits a bedroom or small living room where cheap 4K streaming matters more than picture extras. In Xiaomi’s own range it sits between the A 43 FHD 2026 and the A Pro 43 2026. The Pro adds QLED, DCI-P3 94%, and HDR10+. The closest direct comparison is the TCL 43P635. The Hisense A6-series 43-inch and Samsung’s 43-inch Crystal UHD are the other rivals.
Quick Verdict
- It suits buyers who want 4K, MEMC, and Google TV at a low price and can live with a basic 60Hz panel.
- Look at the A Pro if you want QLED, HDR10+, or a wider colour gamut, and skip this model for gaming that needs more than 60Hz.
Xiaomi TV A 43 2026 Images