Xiaomi has quietly launched a new range of affordable gaming monitors to offer excellent options for gamers on a budget. These new screens come to join the wide assortment that Xiaomi has launched globally over the past few months, which includes several advanced models, as Xiaomi aims to strengthen its presence in this competitive market. However, the Redmi G25 2026, Redmi G25 2026 300Hz, and Redmi G27q 2026 screens are still exclusive to the Chinese market at the present time.
There is no significant fundamental difference between the Redmi G25 2026 and Redmi G25 2026 300Hz screens in terms of basic specifications. Both screens feature 25-inch IPS panels to provide wide viewing angles and accurate colors, and both support a 1080p display resolution with a fast response time of 1 ms and full coverage of the sRGB color gamut to ensure an excellent visual experience, in addition to supporting a brightness of 400 nits to provide sufficient lighting during gaming.
The main difference between these two displays lies in the refresh rate and final consumer price. The refresh rate in the standard version reaches 240 Hz, while it rises in the highest version to 300 Hz to ensure superior smoothness in fast competitive games. Xiaomi charges an additional fee of 25% for this increase, as the standard version is sold at a price of 599 Chinese yuan, or about 87 US dollars, while the faster version is sold at a price of 749 Chinese yuan, or about 109 US dollars.
The Redmi G27Q 2026 screen tops this new group as a higher option in terms of specifications and cost to meet the aspirations of professional gamers. This wonderful screen comes at a price of 1299 Chinese yuan, equivalent to about 189 US dollars. For this price, it offers an amazing refresh rate of 320 Hz with a 27-inch screen, and supports a higher display resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels while maintaining the same maximum brightness of 400 nits and a fast response time of 1 millisecond.
Xiaomi usually follows a specific strategy whereby it does not release Redmi-branded gaming screens in global markets, but rather relaunchs them under its own gaming screen brand. Therefore, experts and analysts expect these new screens to be launched globally later this year to expand their user base, as the G25 screens are likely to constitute a larger and more advanced alternative to the G24i gaming screen, which is currently available at an economical price of 129 US dollars.
