Xiaomi Mi TV 4A Pro 32-Inch, Mi TV 4C Pro 32-Inch Start Receiving Android TV 9.0 Update in India

Other Mi TV Pro series smart TV models will also get Android TV 9.0 update.

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By Gaurav Shukla | Updated: 30 August 2019 16:55 IST
Highlights
  • The update is available over-the-air (OTA)
  • Xiaomi is working on Pie update for non-Pro models
  • Mi TV Pro series smart TVs come with Android TV platform

Android TV 9.0 update brings UI changes, performance enhancements, and more

Xiaomi has started rolling out the Android TV 9.0 update for its Mi TV 4A Pro 32-inch and Mi TV 4C Pro 32-inch smart TVs in India. The company on Friday also confirmed that other Pro series smart TVs in its portfolio will get the Android TV 9.0 update later and it is hard at work at bringing the same update to non-Pro models as well. The latest Android TV 9.0 update will automatically reach over-the-air (OTA) to the compatible Mi TV models.

In a tweet on Friday, Xiaomi's Sudeep Sahu announced the arrival of the Android Pie update for the Mi TV 4A Pro 32-inch and Mi TV 4C Pro 32-inch models. He also noted that the update will soon follow for other Pro series Mi TV devices.

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There is no word on exactly what's coming in the Android TV 9.0 update for the Xiaomi TVs, however if Android TV 9.0 announcement made by Google last year is any indication, the users can expect to see UI tweaks, performance enhancements, Autofill with Google, revamped Setting app, and more.

As mentioned, the Android TV 9.0 update will automatically reach the Mi TV Pro devices over the next days, however if you don't want for the update notification, you can head over to Settings > Device Preferences > About > System Update to check for the update manually.

Select users are already reporting on Twitter that they have received the Pie update on their Mi TV units.

The news of the Android TV 9.0 update for Mi TV Pro series comes just days after XDA Developers had reported citing Sahu that the update will start reaching Mi TV users next month.

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In that report, Sahu had also revealed why it is taking Xiaomi so much time for releasing the stable version of the Android Pie for Mi TV 4A users, who received the beta update last month. According to Sahu, the Mi TV 4A televisions were based on AOSP, and not the Android TV platform. So, upgrading them from AOSP to Android TV platform is a bit tricky. So, Xiaomi is working with various stakeholders like chip maker to get the update out smoothly.

 
KEY SPECS
Display 32.00-inch
Screen Type LED
Dimensions 73.3 x 8 x 43.5 cm
Resolution Standard HD-Ready
OS Android
Smart TV Yes
 
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