The Redmi G27Q marks Xiaomi’s Redmi sub-brand entry into gaming-focused displays with a 27-inch IPS panel that emphasizes speed and color fidelity. The monitor offers 2K resolution paired with a 165 Hz refresh rate, which helps deliver fluid motion in fast-paced titles and provides broad viewing angles for multiplayer setups. Redmi promotes strong color accuracy with a claimed 1 ms response time and a capability to reproduce 16.7 million colors, making it suitable for competitive gaming as well as multimedia tasks. The display supports DisplayHDR400 and covers the full 100 percent of the sRGB color space while reaching about 95 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 gamut, placing it as a compelling choice for gamers who also want vivid, cinema-like visuals. (Gizmochina)
The Redmi G27Q is equipped with a versatile connectivity suite that includes USB-C, DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. It even supports up to 65 watts of reverse charging power, which can be handy for powering accessories or delivering audio through multiple peripherals. The combination of a high refresh rate, rapid response times, and expansive color performance targets PC enthusiasts and esports players who want a single screen capable of handling demanding games while remaining practical for daily computer use. (Gizmochina)
Pricing and availability were described as a China-first launch, with the Redmi G27Q listed around 1.4 thousand yuan. That price point roughly translates to a modest local equivalent, and at present there are no confirmations about international availability beyond China. This strategy suggests Xiaomi is prioritizing domestic demand while monitoring market signals for a potential global rollout later on. (Gizmochina)
Background context from additional coverage notes Xiaomi’s broader display strategy, including a separate, very large-format product—a 75-inch 4K television marketed at around 35 thousand rubles with a high refresh rate. Together, these pieces illustrate Xiaomi’s push across a wide range of displays, appealing to home theater enthusiasts and PC users who seek high-quality visuals across different device categories. (Gizmochina; attribution requested)