Recently, we reported that Xiaomi is gearing up to launch a new gaming monitor in its home country China. Well, the report turned out to be accurate as the Chinese company has today announced a 27-inch Gaming Monitor with a high refresh rate.
The product is now available for crowdfunding in China through the company’s own Xiaomi Mall website. The device will retail for a price of 2,199 yuan (~$310), but it is currently available for 1,899 yuan (~$268) during the crowdfunding period.
The new Xiaomi 27-inch Gaming Monitor comes with an IPS display panel that offers 2560 x 1440 pixels screen resolution and has support for 165Hz ultra-high refresh rate. It also comes with 1ms IMBC fast response, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, DisplayHDR 400 high dynamic display enhancement.
It also comes with Adaptive-Sync synchronization Technology along with support for TUV low blue light. You can place the device over a table or hang it on the wall, thanks to the stand and rotating bracket that comes in the bundle. On the back, the cover is magnetic, which makes it quite easy to disassemble it.
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As for the ports, the device has a USB 3.0 port, DisplayPort, HDMI port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The company has also added that the product comes with a 3-year warranty and after-sales on-site service support.
The launch is in line with the previous leak which revealed that the company has three new monitors lined up for this year. After launching this 27-inch monitor, the company will now announce a 24.5-inch gaming monitor in September and another 4K monitor in November this year. There are rumors which claim that the company could launch a few models under its Redmi brand.
Xiaomi forayed into the Gaming Monitors category last year in October with the launch of two products — a massive 34-inch monitor and another with a 23.8-inch display. However, this new 27-inch monitor is the most expensive from the company, given that it is the most advanced yet from Xiaomi when looked at the technical specifications.
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