Haier M92 QD-Mini LED
Launched Sep 2025 · Mini LED · 65", 75"
Usual price, smallest size₹1,05,990
Sizes and prices
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65-inch448 dimming zones (Smartprix review); reviewed and measured by Digit and Smartprix · H65M92FUXusually ₹1,05,990
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75-inchUp to 576 dimming zones (FoneArena) · H75M92FUX
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Score breakdown
448 zones, wide colour; blooming, crushed shadows, soft detail
About 900 nits measured; HDR tone mapping lacks precision
True 144 Hz, VRR, about 10 ms lag; two full 2.1 ports
Fast Google TV with 4 GB RAM; settings buried deep
KEF 2.1 with subwoofer, praised by both reviewers
Metal frame, eARC, three-year warranty; test unit had dirty-screen patches
Each part is rated on one scale for every TV, from reviewers' measurements (brightness, input lag) where they exist, what reviewers found, specs and owner reports, including after-sales service. It rates the TV itself, not how good it is for the price.
Pros
- True 144 Hz with VRR/ALLM and very low input lag
- Bright, impactful HDR highlights once in HDR Movie mode
- Subwoofer-backed KEF audio well above normal TV speakers
- Smooth apps, 64 GB storage, Wi-Fi 6, mic-mute switch
- Clear, full KEF 2.1 sound with a wide stage
- Quick Google TV with 4 GB RAM; good voice search
- Solid build, cable management, mic-mute switch, solar remote
Cons
- Visible halo around bright objects on black; crushed near-black detail
- Vivid default mode looks wrong; AI upscaling over-sharpens old content
- Only two HDMI ports get full 2.1 features; menus are deep; cramped remote D-pad
- Detail looks softer than a 4K set should
- HDR lacks punch; banding and lost detail in dark scenes; grey blacks without local dimming
- Faint dirty-screen patches on the test unit; colour accuracy below par; colour fades off-angle
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SmartprixMar 2026
Tested the 65-inch for three weeks with measurements (about 900 nits, ~10 ms lag at 144 Hz): a strong-value all-rounder for bright living rooms and gaming, but not for dark-room purists.
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Digit2026
Measured the 65-inch (about 900 nits, ~18,000:1): great sound and slick software, but soft detail, weak HDR precision and uneven greys make the picture the weak link at this price.
Full specs
| Resolution | 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160) |
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| Panel | Mini LED |
| Backlight | mini led, 448 dimming zones |
| Refresh rate | 144 Hz |
| Peak brightness | 900 nits measured (Digit) · 1300 nits (maker's figure) |
| HDR formats | HDR10, HDR10+ Adaptive, Dolby Vision, Dolby Vision IQ, HLG |
| Colour | QD-Mini LED (quantum dot), 99% DCI-P3 claimed |
| HDMI 2.1 ports | 2 |
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| VRR / ALLM | VRR, ALLM |
| Max refresh for games | 144 Hz |
| Input lag | 10 ms |
| Speakers | 50 W, 2.1 channel, subwoofer |
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| Formats | Dolby Atmos |
| Software | Google TV |
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| Memory | 4 GB RAM, 64 GB storage |
| Voice | Google Assistant (hands-free, physical mic-mute switch) |
| Casting | Chromecast built-in |
| Ports | 4 HDMI, 2 USB, eARC, Ethernet |
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| Wireless | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Design | thin bezels, metal frame, feet stand |
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| Warranty | 3 years |
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