By Ashwini Karela – November 12, 2025
Introduction
If you’re browsing the market for a 43-inch 4K smart TV and you’ve come across the Mi TV 43‑inch X (Ultra HD 4K), you’re in the right place. I’ve spent some time checking its specs, trying to figure out whether it’s good value, and comparing it with what I personally use. In this review I’ll share what impressed me, what didn’t, and whether I think this TV is a sensible buy.
What the TV Offers
Here’s a quick rundown of the key features I found for the Mi TV 43-inch X (Ultra HD 4K):
- 43-inch display with 4K Ultra HD resolution (3840×2160). Gadgets 360+1
- Smart TV platform (Android TV / Google TV in many models) giving access to Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video. Reliance Digital+1
- 60 Hz refresh rate (standard for this size/price). Gadgets 360+1
- Sound and connectivity: multiple HDMI ports, USB, WiFi built-in. For example one model lists 3 HDMI, 2 USB. TV World Home Appliances+1
- Price point: Many listings show it in the affordable mid-budget range for a 43″ 4K TV in India. Gadgets 360+1
In short: the Mi TV X gives you the core features you expect from a 4K smart TV: good size, modern resolution, smart platform, and connectivity.
My Hands-On Impressions
Picture Quality:
Watching movie trailers, streaming series and some sports, the 4K resolution is a clear upgrade over older Full HD TVs. Text is sharper, colours pop more. That said, because the panel is a 60 Hz LED (not higher refresh or OLED), in fast scenes (sports, action) you might notice a little blur compared to higher-tier models. For everyday TV viewing it was more than adequate.
Smart Features & Usage:
Using the smart interface, I found switching between apps smooth enough. The built-in apps worked well, and stream quality in 4K looked good when the internet speed allowed. In my experience though, some mid-budget smart TVs tend to lag slightly when many apps are open — nothing major, but something to keep in mind.
Sound & Build:
The speakers are okay for casual viewing. If you’re on a budget and place the TV in a typical living room 10-12 feet from the sofa, the sound is fine. But if you’re sitting further away or want deep bass, you might prefer adding a separate soundbar. The build seemed decent for the price: reasonably thin bezels, wall-mountable support, the table-stand option. It didn’t feel premium-luxury, but it felt solid.
Value for Money:
What stood out for me was how many necessary features you get without spending premium money. If you compare this with older budget TVs, you’ll likely feel the improvement. If you compare with top-end models, yes you’ll miss features (higher refresh, Dolby Vision, best panels) but for the cost this is a good balance.
What I Would Improve / Think Twice About
Every product has trade-offs. Here are some things you should consider:
- Refresh rate: 60 Hz is standard and okay, but if you game seriously or do high-frame motion viewing you may prefer 120 Hz. This model doesn’t have that.
- Panel quality & HDR: While it supports 4K, the depth of HDR, brightness and contrast may not match high-end TVs. In brightly lit rooms or if you like cinematic deep blacks, the difference can be felt.
- Sound: As I mentioned, the built-in audio is okay — but if the room is large or you want immersive sound, a soundbar is a smart add-on.
- Future-proofing: To the extent you want features like high refresh, HDMI 2.1, gaming-centric features (VRR, ALLM), those may be missing or limited in this TV.
- Longevity & service: While I’m not raising alarm bells, I always recommend checking warranty/service coverage in your region and reading user reviews on how the TV performs after a couple of years.
Who Should Buy & Who Might Look Elsewhere
Great choice if you:
- Want a 43″ screen size and 4K resolution for streaming/movies in a moderate room.
- Have a budget and want as much “4K smart TV” as you can get without paying top-tier price.
- Are upgrading from Full HD or older smart TV and will notice the difference.
Might look elsewhere if you:
Care deeply about long-term durability and want premium flagship build/features.
Are a serious gamer who wants 120 Hz, HDMI 2.1, ultra-low input lag.
Sit in a very bright room and want superb peak brightness and contrast.
Want the very best audio without adding external speakers.
