Xiaomi Monitor A27Qi 2026

The panel refreshes up to 120 times per second. That sounds like something for gamers, but you'll notice it most in everyday work: scrolling through long documents stays readable and dragging windows feels smooth. And after work, the 6 ms response time is perfect for a quick gaming session too.

The blue-light reduction is built into the hardware: the backlight emits up to half as much light in the brightest blue range, instead of software later laying a yellow tint over everything. So the colors stay accurate. On top of that, the monitor adjusts its brightness with DC dimming, without the fast flickering many screens use to dim. Especially during long days behind the screen, you'll notice that difference by the end.

The three nearly borderless sides make the A27Qi more compact on your desk than its 27 inches would suggest, and two of these screens side by side line up nicely. The stand tilts, and with the 75 x 75 mm VESA mount you can hang it on a monitor arm or on the wall. You can connect it via HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort 1.4, and at 3.9 kg including the stand you can easily lift it into place.

For 120 Hz, use the included HDMI cable or a DisplayPort cable that can handle the full bandwidth, because an old cable keeps the screen at a lower refresh rate. After connecting, also check your computer's display settings, because they're often still set to 60 Hz. To use the factory calibration, select the sRGB color mode in the on-screen menu. If you place a second screen next to it, choose the same color mode on both, so windows look the same on the left and right.