Xiaomi Redmi G34WQ Monitor: Features, Price, and Availability in China

Xiaomi introduced the new Redmi G34WQ monitor in China
It boasts a large display, a 180Hz refresh rate and an RGB element
It is available for the equivalent of 6,400 crowns without tax

In recent years, Xiaomi has become involved in computer peripherals and, in addition to mice and keyboards, it has revealed several monitors in the past, whether we are talking about office or gaming ones. The last introduced product is Redmi Monitor G34W, which attracts with its size, but also with its refresh rate or low price. At the moment it is only available in China and it is questionable whether it will ever reach us in Europe. However, Xiaomi also sells several gaming monitors in the Czech Republic, so it cannot be ruled out.

The Redmi Monitor G34W has 34-inch display with WQHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels). Players will be addressed 180Hz refresh rate, which makes it suitable not only for occasional players, but also for those who pay tribute to competitive titles, such as Counter-Strike or Valorant. The display is extra curved (1500R) and has an aspect ratio 21:9, so in theory it can replace two smaller monitors. There is no lack of support AMD FreeSync Premium, on the other hand, G-Sync from Nvidia is not present here. Response time does 1 msthe display can cover 95% of the DCI-P3 color space.

Maximum brightness 350 rivets is then the average. In terms of connectivity, there are a couple worth mentioning DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.0. It is also located on the back adjustable RGB LED ring, thanks to the VESA standard you can also mount it on the wall. At the moment, the novelty is sold in China for 1,999 yuan, which is about 6,400 crowns without tax.