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Xiaomi Quietly Launches Gaming Monitor G25i 2026 In Malaysia

Xiaomi has added another entry to its relatively obscure gaming monitor lineup with the creatively named Gaming Monitor G25i 2026. As the name suggests, it is a 25-inch computer monitor that’s related to the G27i that debuted earlier in the year. However, what’s interesting is that this new entry is now available in Malaysia. Specs-wise, […] The post Xiaomi Quietly Launches Gaming Monitor G25i…

Xiaomi Quietly Launches Gaming Monitor G25i 2026 In Malaysia

Xiaomi recently launched a new gaming monitor called G25i 2026 in Malaysia. This monitor is part of their gaming monitor lineup, similar to the G27i which was introduced earlier this year. The G25i 2026 features a 24.5-inch IPS LCD panel with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels and a 16:9 aspect ratio. It offers a high refresh rate of 240Hz, a 1ms response time, and a peak brightness of 400 nits.

The monitor supports AMD FreeSync Premium and provides a wide color gamut of 93% DCI-P3. Xiaomi has added several gaming-specific features to the G25i 2026, such as "Darkness enhancement Pro", which enhances dark areas of the image without causing overexposure, making it easier to spot enemies in games. The monitor can also display a customisable crosshair when no crosshair is present in the game.

Additionally, there is a "Night vision" feature that helps detect enemies in dark environments and lock onto hidden targets. The G25i 2026 has a sleek design with three narrow bezels, creating an immersive and natural viewing experience. It sits on an ergonomic stand that allows tilting but not swiveling. The monitor also features a VESA mounting system for wall mounting.

The G25i 2026 is connected via DC IN for power, DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It is now available for purchase from Xiaomi's official website in Malaysia for a price of RM549.

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