1152-zone Mini LED with 4608 beads. Every detail, carefully depicted.
The full-spectrum Mini LED backlight technology with 1152 zones and 4608 beads provides precise control of the display and offers exceptional detail and mesmerizing light and shadow effects.
Four light control modes.
The self-developed dynamic backlight mode offers more options for different usage scenarios.
HDR1000 for stunning and realistic moments.
With a peak brightness of 1000 nits and a dark state brightness of 0.001 nits, HDR1000 offers deep blacks and bright highlights, for gaming visual effects that immerse you in stunning, dynamic scenes and realistic 3D rendering.
2K 180Hz, Fast IPS, 1ms quick response. Experience smooth gaming to play at your best.
The super-high refresh rate of 180Hz ensures exceptional performance.
E-sports Flagship
The Xiaomi Gaming Monitor features a 27-inch Fast IPS panel with 2K resolution (2560 x 1440). It has a refresh rate of 180Hz and a response time of 1ms, which helps reduce motion blur and ghosting, making the screen suitable for all action games.
Excellent Image Quality
The monitor uses MiniLED technology with 1152 controlled zones, providing brightness up to 1000 nits. This results in deep blacks and vibrant colors. It features HDR1000 and FreeSync technology to prevent screen tearing for a smoother gaming experience.
FreeSync Technology Against Tearing
The computer's graphics card and the screen's frame rate maintain real-time synchronization to reduce tearing and lag in dynamic environments. This ensures smoothness and stability during critical moments in the game.
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I recently acquired the monitor and I must say that I am absolutely satisfied. However, there are some observations that may help those interested:
• Regarding normal use of Windows, I recommend disabling HDR and Local Dimming in these cases. When enabled, there is noticeable blooming behind the cursor or in areas with bright elements, while the white is excessively bright and dark colors become very dark. This can strain the eyes and make it difficult to use in everyday applications.
• For gaming, HDR and Local Dimming (High) make a difference. The blacks reach a level close to 90%+ of OLED, while HDR truly changes the gaming experience. The overall image is excellent, with strong contrasts and very vibrant colors, a class above a simple IPS with HDR400.
• As for the Red Tint Bug, my monitor has firmware 1.0.06, for which there are reports that it may exhibit the Red Tint Bug. After several checks, I can confirm that in my case, the problem is not observed. However, this seems to depend on luck as well.
• Finally, although it is not certified as G-Sync, its performance is excellent. In fact, it may perform better than my previous monitor 27G2, which was G-Sync Compatible. Overall, I consider the monitor an excellent choice, especially for gaming and HDR content. I highly recommend it for those looking for high performance in this price range.
I have been a owner of this monitor for 25 days and I would say it is worth the money, especially for those who bought it on Black Friday. In desktop use, it is a very good IPS essentially and in HDR, it has amazing colors and brightness. However, the batches from 06/24, the majority of which come with firmware 1.0.6 or 1.0.7, have incorrect calibration of 6500K in sRGB or DCi-P3 with a warmer white (red tint), which can be easily noticed by switching from standard mode to energy saver and back to standard. You will notice that it corrects to cooler colors, which is the correct 6500K calibration, but upon restarting the monitor, it goes back to warm. With a quick search online, you will find information about this issue, which is doubtful if it will be fixed with any firmware update since the monitor does not have a USB port. Regarding HDR, after making some adjustments to the colors, the monitor performs amazingly with local dimming high, which you can also leave for desktop use, playing a bit with the brightness so that blooming is minimized to the point of being invisible. In conclusion, it is the closest you can get to an OLED monitor but at a significantly lower price.
A monitor that truly stands out for its price and features, especially if you're looking for something for gaming or general use.
What I liked
• Image quality: The IPS panel provides vibrant colors and clear viewing angles, even if you're not sitting directly in front of it.
• Smooth motion: With a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, all games and movies run flawlessly, without stuttering.
• Design: It's modern, with slim bezels and a base that easily adjusts to your desired height.
• Value for money: For what it offers, it's truly value for money.
What I didn't like as much
• HDR: While it supports HDR, its brightness doesn't reach the "wow" effect that more expensive monitors promise.
• Few ports: It lacks USB-C, which would be useful for easy connection to a laptop or other devices.
Conclusion
It's an excellent choice if you're looking for a quality and fast monitor without spending a fortune. It's ideal for gaming, but also for everyday use. With minor concessions on extras, it performs the basics perfectly! Black Friday offer at 320 during this period
I own 3 simple yet decent IPS monitors on my computer and a good OLED TV for PS5-Xbox Series S, and I was very curious about whether this mini LED monitor actually captures the colors and blacks of OLED.
Initially, it has a very nice stand that adjusts perfectly in height and tilt. It has a LED ring light at the back with several customization options.
In terms of image settings, it has few options, and I think with a little experience, you can easily adjust it for the best result.
Now let's talk about the image. With full local dimming on the classic OLED demo videos on YouTube, it indeed has almost absolute "blacks"; you have to see it up close to believe it. Of course, its colors are also wonderful.
I think that practically the only disadvantage compared to an OLED TV is the clarity of the image, which is logical since the monitor is QHD while the TVs are 4K. In terms of colors and "blacks," it is about 80% like my TV. However, in terms of brightness, mini LEDs are much brighter, so it's good to choose the panel based on the brightness of the room.
The only problems are three:
First, the lack of USB for potential future software upgrades (there are already reports on Reddit about cases where a pink hue appears on a white background and goes away with a restart of the monitor).
Second, on PS5, HDR is very dark, so it needs to be turned off. Practically, I didn't notice any significant difference in the image with HDR turned off.
On the contrary, on PC and Xbox, HDR works perfectly.
And finally, third, for simple browsing, local dimming needs to be completely turned off because the cursor and text have a lot of blooming.
So we conclude that the monitor is a bit finicky and requires some tweaking of the settings depending on how you use it.
In summary, at this price and with a few concessions to some negatives it has, it is a very good choice with almost 1/3 of the budget you need for an OLED panel.
Since there is no review yet, I decided to make the first one to help the potential buyer. I will divide my review into categories:
- Build quality. It is what you would expect from this category. Sturdy, quite high quality without any strange creaks. On the back, it has LED lighting around the stand connection, as seen in the picture. Nice lighting, but anyone who wants can turn it off through the settings. Overall, very good quality for its price.
- Menu-control. The control is done by a joystick only. Its menus are nice, respond very well, and its settings are sufficient. Not anything sophisticated, but it has everything you would expect to find in the basics of a decent monitor. Quite satisfied, although I would expect a slightly better control since the panel has many features.
- Stand. I don't know. I put it directly on my own base. Nevertheless, it looks quite sturdy and I don't think anyone will have a problem. From what I saw, fleetingly, it has metal parts and is heavy, looks quality. However, since I didn't install it, I don't have a real opinion.
- Picture quality. Really VERY GOOD picture. It resembles more of a good OLED than an IPS. This is due to the mini LED technology that supports the panel. The 1152 LED zones it has are well above the competition in this price category and provide an incredible result. The colors are very vibrant and pleasant. Their accuracy is perfect for gamers and satisfactory for content creators, where color accuracy is important, although I would suggest another monitor for that, without meaning that the monitor doesn't have good colors. It's fine for every use, but it's not specialized for content creation, where it does its job satisfactorily. The refresh rate is quite high and I didn't notice any input lag in games, nor motion blur anywhere. Overall excellent, considering its price category, even for panels priced 100-150€ higher.
In conclusion, it is, by far, the best monitor you can buy for this money. After searching, but also personal experience, I recommend it without reservation. Excellent purchase at a very good price. I am very satisfied. Anyone looking for a VFM, quality monitor, it is a no-brainer.
Of course, there are better options, but not at this price. As long as it has this price and the competition is at this level today, it is the best choice in this price category.