The one we have here is essentially a 4K QLED Google TV with all the bells and whistles. (It supports wall mounts of 300 x 300 mm.) Switching it on and you’ll be greeted by the Google TV OS boot-up animation. Just like other Google TV-powered devices, the initial setup was pretty much the same. A Google account login is required, and since I have my Google Home already set up on my phone, all I had to do is scan the QR code displayed on the TV. As for the remote, it is quite large, easily noticeable, and has the familiar buttons for a Google TV device. Display and Multimedia Our unit boasts a massive 65-inch 4K QLED display with a crisp Ultra HD resolution (3840 by 2160 pixels). Although, blacks aren’t as deep as with OLED panels, as expected of a QLED screen. Speaking of navigation, we see a familiar UI here since it’s running Google TV OS out of the box. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi TV A Pro 65” 2026 Review" and "The day Google broke the Web".
The one we have here is essentially a 4K QLED Google TV with all the bells and whistles. (It supports wall mounts of 300 x 300 mm.) Switching it on and you’ll be greeted by the Google TV OS boot-up animation.
Just like other Google TV-powered devices, the initial setup was pretty much the same. A Google account login is required, and since I have my Google Home already set up on my phone, all I had to do is scan the QR code displayed on the TV. As for the remote, it is quite large, easily noticeable, and has the familiar buttons for a Google TV device.
Our coverage of 4K QLED Google TV includes: "Xiaomi TV A Pro 65” 2026 Review"; "The day Google broke the Web"; "OPPO A6s 5G Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.