I bought a TRANSPARENT TV for $7000 :*(
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Linus Sebastian unboxes and tests a 55-inch Xiaomi transparent OLED TV prototype priced at $7,200 USD, evaluating its transparency, pixel size, input lag, and gaming performance.
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Answers: Is the $7,200 Xiaomi transparent TV actually any good for gaming or daily use?
- transparent OLED TV
- Xiaomi Mi TV Lux Transparent Edition
- TV gaming performance
- display panel technology
What it concludes
- The Xiaomi Mi TV Lux Transparent Edition costs $7,200 USD and features a transparent OLED panel designed to allow clear visibility through the pixels.
- The TV supports 120Hz refresh rate and eARC, though HDR support is missing from specifications.
- Transparent pixels result in a noticeable grid pattern and lower effective sharpness, making it unsuitable as a standard monitor.
- The TV is primarily targeted at commercial enterprises and luxury installations rather than consumer desktop use.
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