After launching the Redmi Display A22 a couple of days ago, today the Xiaomi sub-brand returns with a new ultra-cheap monitor: the Redmi Display A27.
Redmi Display A27 officially launched: entry level monitor with 100Hz refresh rate
According to official data, the new Redmi Display A27 is a monitor that uses an IPS type panel with a 27 inch diagonal, Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080p) and supports 100Hz refresh rate, making it one of the cheapest gaming monitors on the market. We also know that the monitor reaches a maximum brightness of 250 nits and has a response time of 6 ms gray to gray.
As for the color quality, the Redmi A27 supports one 8-bit color depth. It also has a 99% sRGB color gamut, a Delta E that is less than 2, and supports HDR 10 (High Dynamic Range), meaning we'll see more detail in the darkest and brightest parts of the images.
The brand also claimed that this monitor has passed the TUV low blue light certification. After activating the low blue light mode, the screen can filter out shortwave blue light. This is a comfortable choice for office work especially in the long run. While thanks to the DC dimming technology, it can effectively reduce the flickering of the screen and thus avoid eye strain.
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From the point of view of the interfaces, the new Redmi Display A27 comes with a door HDMI 2.0nd generation (1.4), one DP XNUMX port and a socket for its power supply.
The Redmi Display A27 of the Xiaomi sub brand will be sold in China at initial special price of only 599 yuan (80 euros), while the list price will be 699 yuan, about 90 euros at current exchange rates.
