Emir BardakçıXiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi is growing monitor offerings with an impressive-looking newcomer that is said to provide high-level visual performance for both gaming and professional applications. The REDMI Monitor G Pro 27Q has gone on sale officially on JD.com and will be available from April 24 at 19:00 local time.
Redmi has postponed announcing pricing for this high-tech Mini LED display, but the specs indicate it is poised to enter the high-end monitor category, following Xiaomi’s penchant for offering high-end features at competitive prices.
Premium Display Specifications
The REDMI Monitor G Pro 27Q is loaded with great features that are sure to please gamers as well as professional creatives:
- 1152-zone Mini LED backlighting for enhanced contrast and local dimming
- 180hz refresh rate for exceptionally smooth gaming performance
- 1 ms response time with the minimum motion blur
- AMD FreeSync technology to avoid screen tearing *HDR 1000 certification for superior high dynamic range content Professional-level color accuracy with ΔE<1
- Stunning 2000 nits of maximum brightness
- Better eye protection with Xiaomi Qingshan Eye Care technology
Color Performance for Creative Professionals
The monitor utilizes Quantum Dot technology (QD) to provide superior color reproduction:
- 99% DCI-P3 color gamut
- 99% Adobe RGB color space
- 100% sRGB coverage
This color performance qualifies the monitor to be used by content creators, video editors, and graphic designers who demand optimal color representation for their tasks.
Gaming Use
In utilizing its 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, the REDMI Monitor G Pro 27Q is obviously positioned for gamers. That said, professional color accuracy and extended color gamut support make it an adaptable product that is well-suited to be used for tasks beyond entertainment.
The 1152-zone Mini LED backlighting system directs the backlight precisely to where it is actually needed on the screen, providing enhanced blacks and even brighter highlights, particularly vital for HDR content with its staggering 2000 nits maximum brightness.
Redmi hasn’t revealed pricing for the G Pro 27Q as of today, but considering the high-end specs, the display can be reasonably placed in the high-end to upper mid-range monitor bracket. Buyers interested in purchasing the device can save the date for April 24 and watch out for the launch at JD.com.
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