Redmi, a subsidiary of Xiaomi, has opened pre-sales for the Redmi A75 2024, a budget smart TV that pushes size and speed without breaking the bank. The information comes from a technology portal that covers Home pages and product launches.
The Redmi A75 2024 TV sports a generous 75-inch panel with 4K resolution, delivering sharp detail and a fluid viewing experience thanks to a 120 Hz refresh rate. This combination makes it a strong option for entertainment and casual gaming, where smooth motion is noticeable and welcomed. The device also advertises Delta E color accuracy of less than 2, suggesting color stability that stays close to real-life visuals in typical viewing conditions.
Inside, the TV is powered by a processor with Arm Cortex-A35 cores, complemented by 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of onboard storage. The system supports dual-band Wi-Fi for wireless streaming and connectivity. Audio duties are handled by two 10-watt speakers, designed to provide clear dialogue and room-filling sound without an external speaker setup. In terms of I/O, the Redmi A75 2024 includes a selection of ports such as HDMI, USB, and Ethernet, covering common home theater and gaming needs.
Retail pricing in China was listed at 2999 yuan, which translates roughly to 410 US dollars and a similar market-friendly price point in other currencies. That price places the Redmi A75 2024 among affordable options with comparable feature sets, especially for buyers prioritizing screen size and a high refresh rate without paying premium for flagship components. The device is scheduled to go on sale on November 30. Availability outside China remains uncertain, and potential buyers in North America should watch for official announcements about regional launches and local pricing.
Earlier Redmi introductions have highlighted flagship devices with particularly bright displays, underscoring Redmi’s emphasis on vivid screen technology within a budget-focused lineup. The A75 2024 continues this approach by prioritizing a large, high-refresh-rate panel that appeals to both movie fans and gamers who value clarity and responsiveness in a living room setup. As with many budget-oriented TVs, potential customers may weigh factors such as platform support, app availability, firmware updates, and local warranty terms when comparing with more premium models.