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Xiaomi Pro 27Qi 2026 IPS HDR Gaming Monitor 27" QHD 2560x1440 180Hz with 1ms Response Time GTG
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Xiaomi Pro 27Qi 2026 IPS HDR Gaming Monitor 27" QHD 2560x1440 180Hz with 1ms Response Time GTG

The Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27Qi (2026) is the e-sports flagship in gaming monitors. Featuring Mini LED technology with 1152 zones, HDR1000 certification with a peak brightness of 2000...

The Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27Qi (2026) is the e-sports flagship in gaming monitors. Featuring Mini LED technology with 1152 zones, HDR1000 certification with a peak brightness of 2000 nits, and a Fast IPS 2K panel at 180Hz, it offers unparalleled visual accuracy. It comes with a QD wide color gamut covering 99% DCI-P3, 1ms response time, and...

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Top specs

  • Size

    The diagonal is the number used to describe the size of the screen. The most popular sizes are 24 and 27 inch screens.

  • Response Time (GTG)

    The time it takes for a pixel to change from one shade of gray to the next. A low response time provides faster response to our actions (input lag) and a cleaner image (less ghosting) which are important in gaming. Response times below 5ms are considered acceptable, but for gaming, monitors with 1ms are recommended.

  • Connection Type

    DisplayPort

    Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI cables through an adapter.

    HDMI

    The type of connection used by popular gaming consoles such as Playstation 4/5, Xbox X/S, Nintendo Switch, etc. (Support for HDMI 2.1 is required for high fps and 4K resolutions.)

  • Refresh Rate

    Refers to how many times the screen image is refreshed per second. Screens with a high refresh rate offer a competitive advantage as their image is clearer (less motion blur).

    2. Typically, for office applications and simple gaming, 60-75Hz is common. In recent years, screens with 120, 144, and even 240Hz have emerged, mainly aimed at competitive gaming.

  • Type

    The technology used by the screen to display the image.

    IPS

    IPS panel screens offer vivid colors, wide viewing angles (the image does not distort much when viewed from the side), and are energy efficient. Suitable for video and image editing.
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Description

Description

The Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27Qi (2026) is the e-sports flagship in gaming monitors. Featuring Mini LED technology with 1152 zones, HDR1000 certification with a peak brightness of 2000 nits, and a Fast IPS 2K panel at 180Hz, it offers unparalleled visual accuracy. It comes with a QD wide color gamut covering 99% DCI-P3, 1ms response time, and FreeSync technology, ensuring top performance and realism for professional gaming.

What's new compared to the Xiaomi G Pro 27i

  • Backlight Technology: Upgraded Mini-LED system with more local dimming zones for even more precise light management and minimization of "blooming".

  • HDR Certification: Transition to the HDR1000 standard (compared to HDR400/600), offering impressive brightness peaks and cinematic depth in shadows.

  • Color Accuracy: Professional factory calibration with ΔE < 1, making the monitor suitable for professional design and color grading, beyond gaming.

  • Design & Cooling: New, slimmer chassis with improved passive cooling system for the Mini-LED panel, ensuring stable performance and longer component lifespan.

  • Eye Protection: Integration of advanced Low Blue Light filter at the hardware level, protecting vision without altering the image’s color tones.

What's new compared to the Xiaomi G Pro 27i

  • Backlight Technology: Upgraded Mini-LED system with more local dimming zones for even more precise light control.

  • HDR Certification: Transition to the HDR1000 standard (compared to HDR400/600), offering impressive brightness peaks and cinematic depth.

  • Color Accuracy: Factory calibration with ΔE < 1, making the monitor suitable for professional design as well as gaming.

  • Design & Cooling: New, slimmer chassis with improved passive cooling system for the Mini-LED panel, ensuring longer lifespan.

  • Eye Protection: Integration of an advanced Low Blue Light filter at the hardware level, which does not distort color tones.

Mini LED Technology with 1152 Local Dimming Zones

Xiaomi's flagship uses Mini LED 1152-zone backlighting, which, combined with an advanced Local Dimming algorithm and AI scene recognition, dynamically optimizes light performance. Whether it's the glow of a starry sky or enemies lurking in the shadows, details are rendered with exceptional accuracy. The four lighting control modes allow you to adjust the screen for every usage scenario, from intense action to immersive movie viewing.

Dazzling Brightness HDR1000 and 2000 Nits

With HDR1000 certification and a peak brightness reaching 2000 nits, the G Pro 27Qi delivers stunning contrast and vibrancy. Its ability to reproduce dark details down to 0.0001 nits ensures deep blacks and bright highlights simultaneously. Game graphics gain realistic depth, making every moment feel true to life, while QD (Quantum Dot) technology brings scenes to life with rich color.

Professional Color Accuracy QD Wide Gamut

The monitor covers 99% DCI-P3, 99% Adobe RGB, and 100% sRGB, delivering 1.07 billion colors for perfectly smooth transitions. Each monitor is professionally calibrated at the factory to ensure color accuracy ΔE<1. This means you enjoy professional-grade image quality at home, ideal for both hardcore gaming and creative work that demands absolute color fidelity.

e-Sports Speed: 180Hz and 1ms Fast IPS

The 2K resolution is combined with a 180Hz refresh rate and Fast IPS panel, offering silky-smooth motion even in the fastest games. The 1ms GTG response time eliminates ghosting and motion blur, giving you the crucial advantage for instant reactions. With FreeSync technology, the refresh rate is perfectly synchronized with the GPU, eliminating screen tearing at critical moments in battle.

Smart Gaming Features and Eye Care

Master every game with the optimized Dark-area Enhancement features that reveal details in the shadows and the Crosshair mode for accuracy in your shots. The TÜV Low Blue Light certification ensures your eyes remain protected from harmful blue light, allowing for long gaming sessions in comfort. The intuitive Joystick control makes OSD settings faster than ever.

Ergonomic Design and Rich Connectivity

The monitor features a stylish e-sports design with backlight effects and a foldable headphone stand. The fully ergonomic stand supports height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustments, and is also compatible with wall mounts. Connectivity is comprehensive with dual DP1.4 and HDMI 2.0 ports, while the hexagonal base ensures stability while taking up minimal space on your desk.

Connectivity

Package contents

  • Monitor x1

  • Power Adapter x1

  • DP (DisplayPort) Cable x1

  • User Manual (includes warranty card) x1

  • Stand (with mounting accessory) x1

  • Screw Set x1

  • I/O Plate x1

  • Calibration Report x1

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Panel
IPS

Panel

The technology used by the screen to display the image.

IPS
IPS panel screens offer vivid colors, wide viewing angles (the image does not distort much when viewed from the side), and are energy efficient. Suitable for video and image editing.
HDR
Yes

HDR

Technology of imaging aiming to preserve detail in both dark and bright areas, while providing a more natural color representation.
Curved
No

Curved

They offer a more natural viewing experience, greater image depth, and a wider field of view. 2. They help reduce eye strain. Recommended for screen sizes of 27" and above.
UltraWide
No

UltraWide

Long screens, suitable for tasks with multiple open windows, multitasking & video editing. They replace the use of multiple screens.
Diagonal
27 "

Diagonal

The diagonal is the number used to describe the size of the screen. The most popular sizes are 24 and 27 inch screens.
Resolution
2560x1440
Contrast
1000 :1

Contrast

The brightness ratio between the brightest and darkest shade that the screen can display. A good value is 1000:1, with values above 3000:1 usually being plasma.
Response Time (GTG)
1 ms

Response Time (GTG)

The time it takes for a pixel to change from one shade of gray to the next. A low response time provides faster response to our actions (input lag) and a cleaner image (less ghosting) which are important in gaming. Response times below 5ms are considered acceptable, but for gaming, monitors with 1ms are recommended.
Refresh Rate
180 Hz

Refresh Rate

Refers to how many times the screen image is refreshed per second. Screens with a high refresh rate offer a competitive advantage as their image is clearer (less motion blur).

2. Typically, for office applications and simple gaming, 60-75Hz is common. In recent years, screens with 120, 144, and even 240Hz have emerged, mainly aimed at competitive gaming.
Aspect Ratio
16:9

Aspect Ratio

The ratio of the width and height of the screen.

16:9
The most common aspect ratio for computer screens.

Ergonomics

Tilt Adjustment
Yes
Height Adjustment
Yes
Vertical Rotation
Yes
Horizontal Rotation
Yes
Wall Mountable (Vesa)
75 x 75 mm

Wall Mountable (Vesa)

Vesa is a standard for mounting brackets that describes in millimeters the (horizontal X vertical) distance between the 4 screws, e.g. 200x100 means that the screws are 10cm and 20cm apart, forming a rectangle.

Connectivity

Connection
DisplayPort, HDMI

Connection

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI cables through an adapter.

HDMI
The type of connection used by popular gaming consoles such as Playstation 4/5, Xbox X/S, Nintendo Switch, etc. (Support for HDMI 2.1 is required for high fps and 4K resolutions.)

Additional Specifications

Monitor Type
Gaming Monitor

Monitor Type

Gaming Monitor
Screens with gaming-oriented features such as low response time, high refresh rate, etc.
Features & Functions
FreeSync

Features & Functions

FreeSync
The FreeSync technology is mainly aimed at gaming as it improves screen performance and eliminates screen tearing by synchronizing the refresh rate of the screen with AMD graphics cards.
Speakers
-
Eye Comfort
No

Eye Comfort

Monitors with built-in Eye Comfort or flicker free function or built-in blue light filter to protect your vision.
Camera
No
Colour
Black

Energy Label

Energy Class
G

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Osman_Koubani
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Osman_Koubani

    WARNING ⚠️⚠️⚠️
    This particular monitor is not suitable for everyone, because it produces inversion scanline artifacts (some blurry gray vertical lines as I show in the image), and only certain people with screen sensitivity notice this.

    Honestly, I have no words... the 1152 local dimming zones make all the difference. It hardly looks like IPS at all, but it comes much closer to OLED (about 70% of the experience). The colors are among the best and most accurate I have seen on a monitor, the HDR is incredibly vivid and brings the image to life, its response time is excellent with almost zero ghosting while at the same time it is extremely bright, making it suitable for any environment (yes, even with direct sunlight hitting it). Of course, nothing is perfect and it has some negatives, such as Local Dimming in HDR not working SOME times as it should and on black it produces some green artifacts + the algorithm automatically raises the black level and makes it look slightly gray for no reason. Second, HDR STANDARD MODE (which unlocks the "2000 nits") causes quite a bit of flicker during scene changes, which is quite annoying and irritating. Third, it does not have USB so that a FIRMWARE UPDATE can be done to fix all these BUGS. Fourth and last, at the edges of the screen and in bright images/highlights, I noticed quite a bit of blooming or halo effect in scenes with high contrast. Overall, at 250-270 euros for now it is the most VALUE FOR MONEY choice at the moment if you don't mind spending a lot of time tweaking it every now and then to find the right settings!

    Thank you for your time

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  • Vagelis_M5192
    5
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Vagelis_M5192

    Verified purchase

    I have had the monitor here for a month and I must review it. In general, like every panel, it has its own problems (TN: bad viewing angles and poor image, VA: ghosting, IPS: glowing and not true black, OLED: price and the possibility of pixels burning out), however this particular model, thanks to the LED, really helps in dealing with both glowing and blacks; I would even say that it has the same level of black as VA and OLED panels. At the same time, for its price, around 270 euros I got it for +-5 euros, it comes with HDR 1000, which is rare for such a monitor, since 1000-nit ones usually start at higher prices, and those in the 200-300 euro range usually have certification as 400-600 HDR. Another plus is that it is brighter than an OLED (1000-1400 nits) and, depending on the case, brighter than all monitors with similar panels, reaching 2000 nits, which makes its colors very vivid. In addition, the build is very sturdy and it also has a hole for cable management. On the negative side, which did not bother me as a gamer, when there is a dark scene and some white part together (e.g. subtitles), the white will show a little glow, but not very noticeable; it is there, though, and it is logical. In conclusion, all panels have their pros and cons, but this one is one of the best value-for-money monitors out there, and I would say it beats its competitor, the LG Ultra year. (Also, for those who want to buy it, it also comes with Nvidia Sync, but for legal reasons Xiaomi does not promote it.)

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  • 5
    theunknownvictim

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Nikos_A.

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  • Osman_Koubani
    4
    Osman_Koubani

    WARNING ⚠️⚠️⚠️
    This particular monitor is not suitable for everyone, because it produces inversion scanline artifacts (some blurry gray vertical lines as I show in the image), and only certain people with screen sensitivity notice this.

    Honestly, I have no words... the 1152 local dimming zones make all the difference. It hardly looks like IPS at all, but it comes much closer to OLED (about 70% of the experience). The colors are among the best and most accurate I have seen on a monitor, the HDR is incredibly vivid and brings the image to life, its response time is excellent with almost zero ghosting while at the same time it is extremely bright, making it suitable for any environment (yes, even with direct sunlight hitting it). Of course, nothing is perfect and it has some negatives, such as Local Dimming in HDR not working SOME times as it should and on black it produces some green artifacts + the algorithm automatically raises the black level and makes it look slightly gray for no reason. Second, HDR STANDARD MODE (which unlocks the "2000 nits") causes quite a bit of flicker during scene changes, which is quite annoying and irritating. Third, it does not have USB so that a FIRMWARE UPDATE can be done to fix all these BUGS. Fourth and last, at the edges of the screen and in bright images/highlights, I noticed quite a bit of blooming or halo effect in scenes with high contrast. Overall, at 250-270 euros for now it is the most VALUE FOR MONEY choice at the moment if you don't mind spending a lot of time tweaking it every now and then to find the right settings!

    Thank you for your time

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • Vagelis_M5192
    5
    Vagelis_M5192

    I have had the monitor here for a month and I must review it. In general, like every panel, it has its own problems (TN: bad viewing angles and poor image, VA: ghosting, IPS: glowing and not true black, OLED: price and the possibility of pixels burning out), however this particular model, thanks to the LED, really helps in dealing with both glowing and blacks; I would even say that it has the same level of black as VA and OLED panels. At the same time, for its price, around 270 euros I got it for +-5 euros, it comes with HDR 1000, which is rare for such a monitor, since 1000-nit ones usually start at higher prices, and those in the 200-300 euro range usually have certification as 400-600 HDR. Another plus is that it is brighter than an OLED (1000-1400 nits) and, depending on the case, brighter than all monitors with similar panels, reaching 2000 nits, which makes its colors very vivid. In addition, the build is very sturdy and it also has a hole for cable management. On the negative side, which did not bother me as a gamer, when there is a dark scene and some white part together (e.g. subtitles), the white will show a little glow, but not very noticeable; it is there, though, and it is logical. In conclusion, all panels have their pros and cons, but this one is one of the best value-for-money monitors out there, and I would say it beats its competitor, the LG Ultra year. (Also, for those who want to buy it, it also comes with Nvidia Sync, but for legal reasons Xiaomi does not promote it.)

    Translated from Greek ·
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    theunknownvictim

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    Nikos_A.

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Description & Specifications

The Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27Qi (2026) is the e-sports flagship in gaming monitors. Featuring Mini LED technology with 1152 zones, HDR1000 certification with a peak brightness of 2000 nits, and a Fast IPS 2K panel at 180Hz, it offers unparalleled visual accuracy. It comes with a QD wide color gamut covering 99% DCI-P3, 1ms response time, and FreeSync technology, ensuring top performance and realism for professional gaming.

What's new compared to the Xiaomi G Pro 27i

  • Backlight Technology: Upgraded Mini-LED system with more local dimming zones for even more precise light management and minimization of "blooming".

  • HDR Certification: Transition to the HDR1000 standard (compared to HDR400/600), offering impressive brightness peaks and cinematic depth in shadows.

  • Color Accuracy: Professional factory calibration with ΔE < 1, making the monitor suitable for professional design and color grading, beyond gaming.

  • Design & Cooling: New, slimmer chassis with improved passive cooling system for the Mini-LED panel, ensuring stable performance and longer component lifespan.

  • Eye Protection: Integration of advanced Low Blue Light filter at the hardware level, protecting vision without altering the image’s color tones.

What's new compared to the Xiaomi G Pro 27i

  • Backlight Technology: Upgraded Mini-LED system with more local dimming zones for even more precise light control.

  • HDR Certification: Transition to the HDR1000 standard (compared to HDR400/600), offering impressive brightness peaks and cinematic depth.

  • Color Accuracy: Factory calibration with ΔE < 1, making the monitor suitable for professional design as well as gaming.

  • Design & Cooling: New, slimmer chassis with improved passive cooling system for the Mini-LED panel, ensuring longer lifespan.

  • Eye Protection: Integration of an advanced Low Blue Light filter at the hardware level, which does not distort color tones.

Mini LED Technology with 1152 Local Dimming Zones

Xiaomi's flagship uses Mini LED 1152-zone backlighting, which, combined with an advanced Local Dimming algorithm and AI scene recognition, dynamically optimizes light performance. Whether it's the glow of a starry sky or enemies lurking in the shadows, details are rendered with exceptional accuracy. The four lighting control modes allow you to adjust the screen for every usage scenario, from intense action to immersive movie viewing.

Dazzling Brightness HDR1000 and 2000 Nits

With HDR1000 certification and a peak brightness reaching 2000 nits, the G Pro 27Qi delivers stunning contrast and vibrancy. Its ability to reproduce dark details down to 0.0001 nits ensures deep blacks and bright highlights simultaneously. Game graphics gain realistic depth, making every moment feel true to life, while QD (Quantum Dot) technology brings scenes to life with rich color.

Professional Color Accuracy QD Wide Gamut

The monitor covers 99% DCI-P3, 99% Adobe RGB, and 100% sRGB, delivering 1.07 billion colors for perfectly smooth transitions. Each monitor is professionally calibrated at the factory to ensure color accuracy ΔE<1. This means you enjoy professional-grade image quality at home, ideal for both hardcore gaming and creative work that demands absolute color fidelity.

e-Sports Speed: 180Hz and 1ms Fast IPS

The 2K resolution is combined with a 180Hz refresh rate and Fast IPS panel, offering silky-smooth motion even in the fastest games. The 1ms GTG response time eliminates ghosting and motion blur, giving you the crucial advantage for instant reactions. With FreeSync technology, the refresh rate is perfectly synchronized with the GPU, eliminating screen tearing at critical moments in battle.

Smart Gaming Features and Eye Care

Master every game with the optimized Dark-area Enhancement features that reveal details in the shadows and the Crosshair mode for accuracy in your shots. The TÜV Low Blue Light certification ensures your eyes remain protected from harmful blue light, allowing for long gaming sessions in comfort. The intuitive Joystick control makes OSD settings faster than ever.

Ergonomic Design and Rich Connectivity

The monitor features a stylish e-sports design with backlight effects and a foldable headphone stand. The fully ergonomic stand supports height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustments, and is also compatible with wall mounts. Connectivity is comprehensive with dual DP1.4 and HDMI 2.0 ports, while the hexagonal base ensures stability while taking up minimal space on your desk.

Connectivity

Package contents

  • Monitor x1

  • Power Adapter x1

  • DP (DisplayPort) Cable x1

  • User Manual (includes warranty card) x1

  • Stand (with mounting accessory) x1

  • Screw Set x1

  • I/O Plate x1

  • Calibration Report x1

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Main Specifications

Panel
IPS

Panel

The technology used by the screen to display the image.

IPS
IPS panel screens offer vivid colors, wide viewing angles (the image does not distort much when viewed from the side), and are energy efficient. Suitable for video and image editing.
HDR
Yes

HDR

Technology of imaging aiming to preserve detail in both dark and bright areas, while providing a more natural color representation.
Curved
No

Curved

They offer a more natural viewing experience, greater image depth, and a wider field of view. 2. They help reduce eye strain. Recommended for screen sizes of 27" and above.
UltraWide
No

UltraWide

Long screens, suitable for tasks with multiple open windows, multitasking & video editing. They replace the use of multiple screens.
Diagonal
27 "

Diagonal

The diagonal is the number used to describe the size of the screen. The most popular sizes are 24 and 27 inch screens.
Resolution
2560x1440
Contrast
1000 :1

Contrast

The brightness ratio between the brightest and darkest shade that the screen can display. A good value is 1000:1, with values above 3000:1 usually being plasma.
Response Time (GTG)
1 ms

Response Time (GTG)

The time it takes for a pixel to change from one shade of gray to the next. A low response time provides faster response to our actions (input lag) and a cleaner image (less ghosting) which are important in gaming. Response times below 5ms are considered acceptable, but for gaming, monitors with 1ms are recommended.
Refresh Rate
180 Hz

Refresh Rate

Refers to how many times the screen image is refreshed per second. Screens with a high refresh rate offer a competitive advantage as their image is clearer (less motion blur).

2. Typically, for office applications and simple gaming, 60-75Hz is common. In recent years, screens with 120, 144, and even 240Hz have emerged, mainly aimed at competitive gaming.
Aspect Ratio
16:9

Aspect Ratio

The ratio of the width and height of the screen.

16:9
The most common aspect ratio for computer screens.

Ergonomics

Tilt Adjustment
Yes
Height Adjustment
Yes
Vertical Rotation
Yes
Horizontal Rotation
Yes
Wall Mountable (Vesa)
75 x 75 mm

Wall Mountable (Vesa)

Vesa is a standard for mounting brackets that describes in millimeters the (horizontal X vertical) distance between the 4 screws, e.g. 200x100 means that the screws are 10cm and 20cm apart, forming a rectangle.

Connectivity

Connection
DisplayPort, HDMI

Connection

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI cables through an adapter.

HDMI
The type of connection used by popular gaming consoles such as Playstation 4/5, Xbox X/S, Nintendo Switch, etc. (Support for HDMI 2.1 is required for high fps and 4K resolutions.)

Additional Specifications

Monitor Type
Gaming Monitor

Monitor Type

Gaming Monitor
Screens with gaming-oriented features such as low response time, high refresh rate, etc.
Features & Functions
FreeSync

Features & Functions

FreeSync
The FreeSync technology is mainly aimed at gaming as it improves screen performance and eliminates screen tearing by synchronizing the refresh rate of the screen with AMD graphics cards.
Speakers
-
Eye Comfort
No

Eye Comfort

Monitors with built-in Eye Comfort or flicker free function or built-in blue light filter to protect your vision.
Camera
No
Colour
Black

Energy Label

Energy Class
G

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Osman_Koubani
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Osman_Koubani

    WARNING ⚠️⚠️⚠️
    This particular monitor is not suitable for everyone, because it produces inversion scanline artifacts (some blurry gray vertical lines as I show in the image), and only certain people with screen sensitivity notice this.

    Honestly, I have no words... the 1152 local dimming zones make all the difference. It hardly looks like IPS at all, but it comes much closer to OLED (about 70% of the experience). The colors are among the best and most accurate I have seen on a monitor, the HDR is incredibly vivid and brings the image to life, its response time is excellent with almost zero ghosting while at the same time it is extremely bright, making it suitable for any environment (yes, even with direct sunlight hitting it). Of course, nothing is perfect and it has some negatives, such as Local Dimming in HDR not working SOME times as it should and on black it produces some green artifacts + the algorithm automatically raises the black level and makes it look slightly gray for no reason. Second, HDR STANDARD MODE (which unlocks the "2000 nits") causes quite a bit of flicker during scene changes, which is quite annoying and irritating. Third, it does not have USB so that a FIRMWARE UPDATE can be done to fix all these BUGS. Fourth and last, at the edges of the screen and in bright images/highlights, I noticed quite a bit of blooming or halo effect in scenes with high contrast. Overall, at 250-270 euros for now it is the most VALUE FOR MONEY choice at the moment if you don't mind spending a lot of time tweaking it every now and then to find the right settings!

    Thank you for your time

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Vagelis_M5192
    5
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Vagelis_M5192

    Verified purchase

    I have had the monitor here for a month and I must review it. In general, like every panel, it has its own problems (TN: bad viewing angles and poor image, VA: ghosting, IPS: glowing and not true black, OLED: price and the possibility of pixels burning out), however this particular model, thanks to the LED, really helps in dealing with both glowing and blacks; I would even say that it has the same level of black as VA and OLED panels. At the same time, for its price, around 270 euros I got it for +-5 euros, it comes with HDR 1000, which is rare for such a monitor, since 1000-nit ones usually start at higher prices, and those in the 200-300 euro range usually have certification as 400-600 HDR. Another plus is that it is brighter than an OLED (1000-1400 nits) and, depending on the case, brighter than all monitors with similar panels, reaching 2000 nits, which makes its colors very vivid. In addition, the build is very sturdy and it also has a hole for cable management. On the negative side, which did not bother me as a gamer, when there is a dark scene and some white part together (e.g. subtitles), the white will show a little glow, but not very noticeable; it is there, though, and it is logical. In conclusion, all panels have their pros and cons, but this one is one of the best value-for-money monitors out there, and I would say it beats its competitor, the LG Ultra year. (Also, for those who want to buy it, it also comes with Nvidia Sync, but for legal reasons Xiaomi does not promote it.)

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • 5
    theunknownvictim

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Nikos_A.

    Verified purchase

  • Osman_Koubani
    4
    Osman_Koubani

    WARNING ⚠️⚠️⚠️
    This particular monitor is not suitable for everyone, because it produces inversion scanline artifacts (some blurry gray vertical lines as I show in the image), and only certain people with screen sensitivity notice this.

    Honestly, I have no words... the 1152 local dimming zones make all the difference. It hardly looks like IPS at all, but it comes much closer to OLED (about 70% of the experience). The colors are among the best and most accurate I have seen on a monitor, the HDR is incredibly vivid and brings the image to life, its response time is excellent with almost zero ghosting while at the same time it is extremely bright, making it suitable for any environment (yes, even with direct sunlight hitting it). Of course, nothing is perfect and it has some negatives, such as Local Dimming in HDR not working SOME times as it should and on black it produces some green artifacts + the algorithm automatically raises the black level and makes it look slightly gray for no reason. Second, HDR STANDARD MODE (which unlocks the "2000 nits") causes quite a bit of flicker during scene changes, which is quite annoying and irritating. Third, it does not have USB so that a FIRMWARE UPDATE can be done to fix all these BUGS. Fourth and last, at the edges of the screen and in bright images/highlights, I noticed quite a bit of blooming or halo effect in scenes with high contrast. Overall, at 250-270 euros for now it is the most VALUE FOR MONEY choice at the moment if you don't mind spending a lot of time tweaking it every now and then to find the right settings!

    Thank you for your time

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • Vagelis_M5192
    5
    Vagelis_M5192

    I have had the monitor here for a month and I must review it. In general, like every panel, it has its own problems (TN: bad viewing angles and poor image, VA: ghosting, IPS: glowing and not true black, OLED: price and the possibility of pixels burning out), however this particular model, thanks to the LED, really helps in dealing with both glowing and blacks; I would even say that it has the same level of black as VA and OLED panels. At the same time, for its price, around 270 euros I got it for +-5 euros, it comes with HDR 1000, which is rare for such a monitor, since 1000-nit ones usually start at higher prices, and those in the 200-300 euro range usually have certification as 400-600 HDR. Another plus is that it is brighter than an OLED (1000-1400 nits) and, depending on the case, brighter than all monitors with similar panels, reaching 2000 nits, which makes its colors very vivid. In addition, the build is very sturdy and it also has a hole for cable management. On the negative side, which did not bother me as a gamer, when there is a dark scene and some white part together (e.g. subtitles), the white will show a little glow, but not very noticeable; it is there, though, and it is logical. In conclusion, all panels have their pros and cons, but this one is one of the best value-for-money monitors out there, and I would say it beats its competitor, the LG Ultra year. (Also, for those who want to buy it, it also comes with Nvidia Sync, but for legal reasons Xiaomi does not promote it.)

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    theunknownvictim

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    Nikos_A.

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