The Xiaomi Mi Soundbar is an affordable and easy way to improve your TVs audio output. Xiaomi says that with the Mi Soundbar the company basically aims to complete the home audio experience for users
Priced at Rs 4,999, the Mi Soundbar is well tailored to undercut the competition and deliver a surround sound experience.
Interested customers can grab Mi Soundbar from Mi.com and Mi Home stores.
The Mi Soundbar will be available for Rs 4,999.
The Soundbar comes with five connectivity options including Line-In, AUX, Optical, Bluetooth and S/PDIF.
Mi Soundbar price in India is set at Rs. 4,999
It will go on sale from 12pm IST on Januar 16
Xiaomi had launched the Mi Soundbar in India last week
When you don’t have a good budget, it’s far from easy to set up a home theater-like experience. Now we have a soundbar which promises to create a home theatre-like experience at half the cost. A soundbar that can boost your TV audio to a large extent without needing a separate box in the corner.
Xiaomi, known for its Redmi smartphones and Mi TVs, has introduced just that, but not at the Rs 10,000 price point we would expect for such a product. The Mi Soundbar is well tailored to undercut the competition and deliver a surround sound experience, but at just Rs 4,999. Clean looks, booming sound, multiple functions and everything else you might need at a really competitive price.
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The Mi Soundbar looks very classy thanks to the grey fabric covering on the front and the white plastic build. The bar weighs about 1.9kgs and consists of 8 front facing drivers in total.
The Mi Soundbar has two 20mm dome speakers to cover high frequencies, Xiaomi said there are two 2-inch woofers and four passive radiators for low frequencies. As we mentioned, Xiaomi claims the Mi Soundbar can be set up in just 30 seconds.
A lot of stress has put in designing the Mi Soundbar and it shows.Design is definitely minimal and enjoyable. The bar easily blends with interiors of your living room, or bedroom. It’s a good looking unit, although available only in white, as it is wrapped in a mesh fabric which covers the front of the bar.
The Mi Soundbar is designed to be used in two ways: keep it flat under a TV or wall-mount it. I chose it to be laid on a table top. At just over 33-inches, the bar is not the longest I’ve seen, but the whole idea of this all-in-one solution is to keep things simple and compact looking. My room is tiny, really tiny, and the bar’s size was a tight fit for the room, for any mid-size room.
The back panel has a slew of ports, including S/PDIF, Optical, Aux-In, and Line-in connectivity ports – and the power connector. There is no HDMI, or a USB connection. You need to remember that the Mi Soundbar is designed to be just like that.
But I was disappointed by the lack of a dedicated remote control, something I wish should have been considered in the first place. I don’t know what made the company go against shipping a remote with the Mi Soundbar —most Soundbars do; cost-cutting reasons maybe, but in 2019 how much does a remote cost? The most probable reason why there’s no remote control with the bar could be the fact that this bar can at the most let it adjust volume, as there are no, presets here or an equaliser. But there are buttons on top of the bar to take control of things.
The bar does support Bluetooth 4.2 with A2DP music playback, however. Keep in mind that the Mi Soundbar can be used with any TV — traditional or smart, smartphones, tablets, etc. The ideal way to connect the bar to television is through the SPDIF cable (included in the box), or else use Bluetooth. The setup is super easy and it only takes a few seconds to pair the bar via Bluetooth with the TV. We hooked up the Mi LED TV 4X Pro 55 to the Mi Soundbar. We had no problems making the connection.
The Mi Soundbar features eight drivers – two 20mm dome speakers to ensure a wide spread of audio, two 2.5” woofers to give the extra bass and four passive radiators.
So what does it sound like? Is it better than other soundbars? Speaking of which: I am not an audiophile and haven’t even owned a soundbar ever. This is my first real exposure to a soundbar. That being said, I was really impressed by the audio quality. To test the bar’s performance, I watched Andhadhun over the weekend. Based on my experience, the system’s real strength is definitely its booming bass, which packs a real punch. In fact, I did not notice any real distortion even high volumes. Initially, I wasn’t sure whether it would be able to create an engulfing surround sound experience, but the Mi Soundbar proved me wrong.
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar Launch on India, Price, Specifications, Features
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Xiaomi Mi Soundbar Launch on India, Price, Specifications, Features |
Priced at Rs 4,999, the Mi Soundbar is well tailored to undercut the competition and deliver a surround sound experience.
Interested customers can grab Mi Soundbar from Mi.com and Mi Home stores.
The Mi Soundbar will be available for Rs 4,999.
The Soundbar comes with five connectivity options including Line-In, AUX, Optical, Bluetooth and S/PDIF.
Mi Soundbar price in India is set at Rs. 4,999
It will go on sale from 12pm IST on Januar 16
Xiaomi had launched the Mi Soundbar in India last week
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar review: Superb sound for an affordable price
Xiaomi launched two Mi TVs and Mi Sound bar last week. On Tuesday, the two new Mi TVs including Mi LED TV 4X PRO 55-inch and Mi LED TV 4A PRO 43-inch went on sale and today, i.e, on Thursday, the Mi Soundbar is all set to go on sale in India for the first ever time. Not found, Harper Mi.com stores will grab my Soundbar for Rs. 4,999 from my home stores. Sales will stop at 12 R 12When you don’t have a good budget, it’s far from easy to set up a home theater-like experience. Now we have a soundbar which promises to create a home theatre-like experience at half the cost. A soundbar that can boost your TV audio to a large extent without needing a separate box in the corner.
Xiaomi, known for its Redmi smartphones and Mi TVs, has introduced just that, but not at the Rs 10,000 price point we would expect for such a product. The Mi Soundbar is well tailored to undercut the competition and deliver a surround sound experience, but at just Rs 4,999. Clean looks, booming sound, multiple functions and everything else you might need at a really competitive price.
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar goes on sale for the first time today: price, specifications
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar specifications, features
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The Mi Soundbar looks very classy thanks to the grey fabric covering on the front and the white plastic build. The bar weighs about 1.9kgs and consists of 8 front facing drivers in total.
The Mi Soundbar has two 20mm dome speakers to cover high frequencies, Xiaomi said there are two 2-inch woofers and four passive radiators for low frequencies. As we mentioned, Xiaomi claims the Mi Soundbar can be set up in just 30 seconds.
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar goes on sale in India: Price
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar price
The Mi Soundbar price in India has been set at Rs. 4,999. It will go on sale in India today at 12 noon (noon) IST on January 16th. Mi Soundbar will be available in the country through Mi.com and Mi Home stores. To remember, Xiaomi launches Mi Soundbar with two new MI TV models in India - and these went on sale via Flipkart, Mi.com, and Mi Home stores in the country on Tuesday, January 15.Mi Soundbar to Go on Sale in India Today at 12PM via Mi.com, Mi Home Stores
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar review: Look and feel, connectivity
A lot of stress has put in designing the Mi Soundbar and it shows.Design is definitely minimal and enjoyable. The bar easily blends with interiors of your living room, or bedroom. It’s a good looking unit, although available only in white, as it is wrapped in a mesh fabric which covers the front of the bar.
The Mi Soundbar is designed to be used in two ways: keep it flat under a TV or wall-mount it. I chose it to be laid on a table top. At just over 33-inches, the bar is not the longest I’ve seen, but the whole idea of this all-in-one solution is to keep things simple and compact looking. My room is tiny, really tiny, and the bar’s size was a tight fit for the room, for any mid-size room.
The back panel has a slew of ports, including S/PDIF, Optical, Aux-In, and Line-in connectivity ports – and the power connector. There is no HDMI, or a USB connection. You need to remember that the Mi Soundbar is designed to be just like that.
But I was disappointed by the lack of a dedicated remote control, something I wish should have been considered in the first place. I don’t know what made the company go against shipping a remote with the Mi Soundbar —most Soundbars do; cost-cutting reasons maybe, but in 2019 how much does a remote cost? The most probable reason why there’s no remote control with the bar could be the fact that this bar can at the most let it adjust volume, as there are no, presets here or an equaliser. But there are buttons on top of the bar to take control of things.
The bar does support Bluetooth 4.2 with A2DP music playback, however. Keep in mind that the Mi Soundbar can be used with any TV — traditional or smart, smartphones, tablets, etc. The ideal way to connect the bar to television is through the SPDIF cable (included in the box), or else use Bluetooth. The setup is super easy and it only takes a few seconds to pair the bar via Bluetooth with the TV. We hooked up the Mi LED TV 4X Pro 55 to the Mi Soundbar. We had no problems making the connection.
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar review: Performance
The Mi Soundbar features eight drivers – two 20mm dome speakers to ensure a wide spread of audio, two 2.5” woofers to give the extra bass and four passive radiators.
So what does it sound like? Is it better than other soundbars? Speaking of which: I am not an audiophile and haven’t even owned a soundbar ever. This is my first real exposure to a soundbar. That being said, I was really impressed by the audio quality. To test the bar’s performance, I watched Andhadhun over the weekend. Based on my experience, the system’s real strength is definitely its booming bass, which packs a real punch. In fact, I did not notice any real distortion even high volumes. Initially, I wasn’t sure whether it would be able to create an engulfing surround sound experience, but the Mi Soundbar proved me wrong.
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