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Xiaomi entered the television segment in India in early 2018 with the Mi TV 4 55, and has made a big impact on the industry since then. Its online-focused sales model and competitive pricing have made it among the top television brands in India, and the range now has options starting at under Rs. 15,000. However, for people who bought Xiaomi’s first television in India, there’s bad news. Xiaomi has confirmed that the Mi TV 4 55 won’t receive any further software updates. This will be disappointing for users who rely on streaming services on the Mi TV 4 55 , since it could eventually cause performance issues and app incompatibility problems. Xiaomi states that it isn’t able to update the software due to the use of a custom chip on the TV which does not meet the requirements for Android TV codecs. The company has pushed out updates to much of its range of televisions, but this technical roadblock prevents the Mi TV 4 55 from being added to the list, despite it being just over two ye...

Xiaomi entered the television segment in India in early 2018 with the Mi TV 4 55, and has made a big impact on the industry since then. Its online-focused sales model and competitive pricing have made it among the top television brands in India, and the range now has options starting at under Rs. 15,000. However, for people who bought Xiaomi’s first television in India, there’s bad news. Xiaomi has confirmed that the Mi TV 4 55 won’t receive any further software updates. This will be disappointing for users who rely on streaming services on the Mi TV 4 55 , since it could eventually cause performance issues and app incompatibility problems. Xiaomi states that it isn’t able to update the software due to the use of a custom chip on the TV which does not meet the requirements for Android TV codecs. The company has pushed out updates to much of its range of televisions, but this technical roadblock prevents the Mi TV 4 55 from being added to the list, despite it being just over two ye...

Xiaomi entered the television segment in India in early 2018 with the Mi TV 4 55, and has made a big impact on the industry since then. Its online-focused sales model and competitive pricing have made it among the top television brands in India, and the range now has options starting at under Rs. 15,000. However, for people who bought Xiaomi’s first television in India, there’s bad news. Xiaomi has confirmed that the Mi TV 4 55 won’t receive any further software updates. This will be disappointing for users who rely on streaming services on the Mi TV 4 55 , since it could eventually cause performance issues and app incompatibility problems. Xiaomi states that it isn’t able to update the software due to the use of a custom chip on the TV which does not meet the requirements for Android TV codecs. The company has pushed out updates to much of its range of televisions, but this technical roadblock prevents the Mi TV 4 55 from being added to the list, despite it being just over two ye...