[kkkkkaran]

Originally Posted by raaj.bhalla

Guys, i just received the Mi TV. i have the Amazon Fire stick but I am thinking of getting Amazon Fire tv 4k from US. Anyone using it in India? I want to know if everything works fine when using with Indian account and do we get the Indian content on Prime?

I got my fire tv stick from the US. All i had to do was reset it, and sign in with my Indian account. US content got replaced with Prime India content and India specifc apps.

[dre@ms]

Originally Posted by raaj.bhalla

Guys, i just received the Mi TV.

Any first hand review? How easy is using the Apple TV like remote? Were you able to configure and control your DTH? Overall impression on 4K and HDR?

[diyguy]

Originally Posted by raaj.bhalla

Anyone using it in India?

I had an issue on a 8 year old Sony LCD. When I put in the fire tv into the side hdmi port the fire tv worked first time but next restart it kept saying unrecognized signal. I switch to a hdmi port at the back of the TV and no issues after that. Sharing this info for others just incase there is an incompatibility with older hdmi versions.
It works just fine with an Indian account and content.

[raaj.bhalla]

Originally Posted by kkkkkaran

I got my fire tv stick from the US. All i had to do was reset it, and sign in with my Indian account. US content got replaced with Prime India content and India specifc apps.

Thanks a lot. I think that works for me. I had an idea but just wanted to be sure.

[raaj.bhalla]

Originally Posted by dre@ms

Any first hand review? How easy is using the Apple TV like remote? Were you able to configure and control your DTH? Overall impression on 4K and HDR?

Yet to be installed. It will happen today. Will share some feedback on weekend perhaps. Though it will be my upgrade from 42 inches full hd tv hence I expect to be impressed.

[bejoy]

Originally Posted by raaj.bhalla

Yet to be installed. It will happen today. Will share some feedback on weekend perhaps. Though it will be my upgrade from 42 inches full hd tv hence I expect to be impressed.

Did you get it delivered in Bangalore? I tried on the sale day and delivery was not available in my area pin code in Bangalore. I even tried with 560001 with the same result.

[OHCVtec]

Originally Posted by bejoy

Did you get it delivered in Bangalore? I tried on the sale day and delivery was not available in my area pin code in Bangalore. I even tried with 560001 with the same result.

Same issue when I ordered from Pune. Looks like they are delivering to selected areas in the city .

[raaj.bhalla]

Originally Posted by bejoy

Did you get it delivered in Bangalore? I tried on the sale day and delivery was not available in my area pin code in Bangalore. I even tried with 560001 with the same result.

I got it the next day of order. Tv is installed and I am just going through it. Will post my feedback soon, probably over the weekend. One thing that irritated me is once you select a preset for display, it changes to standard the moment you switch source or any other app, I have to change it to my custom settings again and again.

[WindRide]

Xiaomi to introduce more Mi TVs in india.. yummy!

https://gadgets.ndtv.com/tv/news/xia...launch-1818585

[dkaile]

Mi TV 4 sales seems to be a complete sham to me. How can the sale close before it starts in less than a second? And twice at that! Or are they not selling in Delhi NCR area for now. Anyway, these are nothing but marketing gimmicks to me.

Cheers...

[diyguy]

Originally Posted by dkaile

Mi TV 4 sales seems to be a complete sham to me.

This strategy has made them number 1 in India for mobile sales. It is very bothersome no doubt but there are tools that help in making the purchase. If you want to purchase the TV, there is a chrome add in that you can use.

[finneyp]

I have a Panasonic LED Smart TV bought last year, has a standard 1 year warranty. Is it worth to get additional 1 year extended warranty?

[Ithaca]

Originally Posted by finneyp

I have a Panasonic LED Smart TV bought last year, has a standard 1 year warranty. Is it worth to get additional 1 year extended warranty?

No two ways about it, You should insure your product by taking as much extended warranty as the manufacturer allows. Being a Smart LED tv, anything can go wrong. Something always breaks down after the warranty expires in my experience and as a rule, I always opt for extended warranty for maximum term allowed.
I have a Samsung LED & Sony LED at home.
Samsung is quite liberal in its warranty program offering First year + 4 years (Purchased) warranty.
Sony is quite stingy. Sony only offers First year + 2 years (Purchased) warranty.

I would advise you to go ahead and go in for the maximum warranty you can purchase with Panasonic.
The costs will be worth it in case of an expensive repair down the line - god forbid.

[gendarmee]

Guys, Instead of using TV speakers I use Digital Sound Decoder Converter(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AMC2J1Y/) along with 3 creative computer speakers+woofer instead of the TV speakers as the quality is way better. Now them. the converter went kaput, the 2nd one. Can you suggest a better qualify converter, or something to have Center + Left + right running instead of stereo?

[RiGOD]

More Mi TV's joining the party!