[Exclusive] Xiaomi Smart TV Q1E, Xiaomi Band 6 NFC, and AX3000 mesh system launching tomorrow | 91mobiles.com

Xiaomi is holding a global launch event on September 15th, where it will be unveiling the Xiaomi 11T and Xiaomi 11T Pro flagships. These will come as successors to the Mi 10T from last year. Now, 91mobiles has exclusively learned from noted industry source Ishan Agarwal that Xiaomi will be launching Smart TV Q1E 55-inch, Xiaomi Band 6 NFC, and AX3000 mesh system on the same stage. It appears that Xiaomi is expanding its product portfolio in global markets since these are already available in China. The Mi Band 6 standard version is sold in India as well.

The Xiaomi Smart TV Q1E 55-inch model will be debuting globally on September 15th. It appears to be a new TV from Xiaomi but there’s also a possibility it could be a rebrand of an existing smart TV that is sold in China. It will be available only in a 55-inch size and could have an OLED panel but can’t be said for certain.

The Xiaomi Band 6 sports a 1.56-inch colour AMOLED display with 360 X 152 pixels resolution and 326 PPI. It has support for 130 watch faces and a companion app that allows users to create custom watch faces. It brings a SpO2 sensor, 24-hour heart rate sensor, 15 new exercise modes – in addition to the 15 exercise modes that are present on the Mi Band 5, and 50 meters water resistance. The Xiaomi Band 6 is claimed to last up to 14 days on a single charge and can auto-detect 6 fitness tracking modes, including indoor, outdoor running, indoor and outdoor cycling, and elliptical. There’s NFC support as well.

Xiaomi Smart Projector 2 should be a cheaper version of the Smart Projector 2 Pro that is currently available in global markets. The Pro version comes with 1300 ANSI Lumens, certified Android TV, TOF instant focus, and Omni-directional auto-correction.

Xiaomi AX3000 mesh system is currently available in China only. It is the company’s Gigabit 2.4GHz dual-band 5G Wi-Fi 6 mesh network that packs 256GB memory, 160MHz bandwidth support, and boasts a maximum transfer rate of up to 3000 MB/s. It is claimed to handle up to 128GB devices at a single time.

We should learn more details about these products when they launch tomorrow. Stick around.