Haier M95E Mini LED 4K TV review: Scores high in display, audio and price
Is your TV losing its luster? The Haier M95E Mini-LED series aims to elevate your viewing experience with cutting-edge technology. As the third-largest consumer electronics manufacturer in India, Haier has introduced exciting new line of televisions, available in both 65”-inch and 75”-inch models. I had the chance to dive into the 65-inch variant, and it has quickly become a staple in my entertainment setup.
The Haier M95E Mini-LED TV, priced at Rs. 1,55,990 on Haier's official site, boasts impressive features like Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, MEMC 144Hz, Dolby Atmos, and Harman/Kardon-tuned sound. With HDMI 2.1 and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, it aims to deliver top-notch action cum gaming performance. But is Haier M95E Mini-LED TV worth the investment? Is it's cost-effectiveness enough to sway buyers away from the likes of Samsung and Sony, who have similar offerings at affordable prices? I used the Haier M95E Mini-LED TV for some time as my primary device to binge-watch content, and here's how it fared.
The Haier M95E Mini LED TV stands out with a sleek, minimalist design that fits seamlessly into various living room styles. Its nearly bezel-less display allows for an immersive viewing experience, ensuring that the screen captures your full attention. It features a stable metal base that supports the screen's weight while enhancing and balancing its visual presence.
The M95E Mini LED TV gets a 2.1-channel speaker system positioned below the screen, resembling a built-in soundbar. This speaker bar carries the Haier branding and certifications such as Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, and sound engineered by Harman/Kardon.
When it comes to connectivity, the M95E is fully equipped for today's digital demands. It includes a LAN port, two USB-A ports, and four HDMI ports (one eARC, two supporting 4K@60Hz, and one supporting 4K@120Hz), Bluetooth 5.1 for wireless audio connections, and Wi-Fi 6 for fast internet access. Additional ports for satellite, cable, and AV-IN connections are
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