The monitor has a pretty thin profile as well. The control keys are positioned near the bottom-right corner with the power button being illuminated. Xiaomi 2K Gaming Monitor's design is nicely modern with thin bezels on three sides, while the chin is a tad thicker.
SYSTEM MONITOR II REVIEW MANUALS
Of course, the user manuals are at hand along with a handy color correction report giving you some insight on the calibration settings like white point, color accuracy and gamma. Unfortunately, it doesn't get along with a standard VESA mount so you have to look for an adapter. The stand will ship disassembled so you have to attach the base, but you also get four screws if you decide to mount it on the wall. You've got a compatible DisplayPort, power cable, and a USB IN cable to support the 2x USB 3.0 connectors. The monitor comes in a fairly big box with all the cables you'd need to set it up.
It has QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels) and comes with a factory-calibrated sRGB mode. Mi 2K Gaming Monitor supports adaptive sync for both Nvidia and AMD GPUs and a high 165Hz refresh rate, but it also offers an IPS panel with good contrast, excellent viewing angles and is VESA DisplayHDR 400-compliant.
In most cases, you'd have to compromise image quality when hunting gaming monitors, but Xiaomi is actually looking to deliver a balanced product. But does it have the real-life performance that it takes to take on the big names in the industry? Let's find out! It starts with the Mi 2K Gaming Monitor with a starting price of €500, which seems quite competitive for the feature set in the 27-inch segment. Xiaomi is finally unleashing its gaming monitors outside of China.
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