Xiaomi Mi 2K Gaming Monitor 27" review
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2021
AnonD-876481, 15 Aug 2021The price of the monitor seems contrary to Xiaomi' s r... moreXiaomi will do what others that started cheap already did, that is slowly asking more and more money for their stuff.
Makes sense they would do that.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2021
I give Xiaomi the look as a plus, I like it.
But that is all to it, most monitors are much cheaper and offer same or more than this Xiaomi.
€400 would make more sense.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2021
I heard the 24.5 inch 165Hz version was garbage. This one is pretty good though
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Aug 2021
joe nodden, 15 Aug 2021Tfw a massive company doesn't even know 1440p isn'... more2160p is also called 4k do you have a problem with literally every company then since they all refer to 2160 4k??
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- 16 Aug 2021
LG panel? Similar stats to the Dell 2721dgf
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- Anonymous
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- 15 Aug 2021
This is really over-priced, especially coming from Xiaomi
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- Anonymous
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- 15 Aug 2021
$500 is pretty expensive for a QHD monitor when you can get the Xiaomi Ultrawide monitor for $400... Also, IPS is overrated.
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- Anonymous
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- 15 Aug 2021
AnonD-876481, 15 Aug 2021The price of the monitor seems contrary to Xiaomi' s r... more"Now that its the largest smartphone brand this year. Not sure how the Xiaomi fans will take it though."
Why would Xiaomi fans complain? Xiaomi continues to have the best overall value to price ratio out of all the major competitors.
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- 15 Aug 2021
AnonD-876481, 15 Aug 2021The price of the monitor seems contrary to Xiaomi' s r... moreNot my cup of tea. They have phones still at best for buck in pretty much every price range.
Gaming monitors are not for me. I wont have stable upgrades for pc to get 165fps out of everything in next 3-5 years that are coming out. And there are ok 27 inch screens for 200-300 euro range that have 120-240hz range screens on fullhd 1080p That have same nice picture also and thanks to lower resolution pc hardware can take the high fps longer too.
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- AnonD-876481
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- 15 Aug 2021
The price of the monitor seems contrary to Xiaomi' s reputation of releasing cheap yet high quality/ high spec items. It uses the same qhd 165hz HDR400 1ms ips panel as used by Acer, HP, AoC, Lenovo. All of these other brands sell the same spec monitors that cost 100-150eur less. At around 400eur.
It seems Xiaomi is taking the same "premium" branding strategy used by Apple, Samsung, ex-Huawei. Now that its the largest smartphone brand this year. Not sure how the Xiaomi fans will take it though.
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- Anonymous
- 7kj
- 15 Aug 2021
mixedfish, 15 Aug 2021You are very confused. I suggest you go read up the differe... morewell, 2k resolution defined as 2048 × 1080 not 2560x1440.
4k is 4096x2160 but to make it 16:9 it is 3840x2160 for media.
2560x1440 should be called 1440p or QHD not 2K.
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- mixedfish
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- 15 Aug 2021
Anonymous, 15 Aug 2021It's not 2k, its QHD 2560x1440 which is more than 2.5k... moreYou are very confused. I suggest you go read up the differences. And yes as you hinted you might talking about exactly the same thin.
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- mixedfish
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- 15 Aug 2021
Just a clone of Dell S2721DGF. Why bother with this when you can get the Dell at half the price and 3 year warranty.
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- Anonymous
- 7kj
- 15 Aug 2021
It's not 2k, its QHD 2560x1440 which is more than 2.5k horizontally. I don't understand why they name it incorrectly.
If 3840x2160 is 4k then by that logic 1920x1080 is 2K.
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- Anonymous
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- 15 Aug 2021
Look at that. From 3440x1440 @ 144 Hz, costing $400 (last year), they went to a smaller monitor, 2560x1440 @ 165hz, costing $500. If that ain't a downgrade I don't know what is.
Always surprising to see companies doing that. Like they literally downgrade their product line and reviewers don't even notice. It would have been comical if it wasn't as sad...
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- Anonymous
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- 15 Aug 2021
Anonymous, 15 Aug 20212k? in 2021?Even 1080p is still widely used so I don't know what you're trying to imply
