Redmi (红米) G27Q 240Hz 2026 set for crowdfunding April 13 — 27" QHD panel, crowd price 999 CNY

Fast refresh, aggressive price

Redmi (红米) has quietly listed a new monitor, the G27Q 240Hz 2026, on Xiaomi (小米) Mall and Xiaomi Youpin, it has been reported that crowdfunding for the model will begin on April 13 at 10:00. Retail pricing is listed at 1,399 CNY while the initial crowdfunding price is 999 CNY — a deliberate value play aimed at gamers who want high refresh without a flagship ticket. Nuclear-level configuration? It’s a marketing line, but the raw specs are punchy enough to attract attention.

Specs and performance

It has been reported that the G27Q 240Hz 2026 uses a 27‑inch fast liquid‑crystal panel with 2,560 × 1,440 resolution, supports 240 Hz refresh and 1 ms GTG response time, balancing smooth motion with low latency. Peak brightness is 400 nits with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, and the monitor supports AMD FreeSync to reduce tearing and stutter when frame rates fluctuate.

Color accuracy, eye care and ports

The monitor reportedly meets professional color targets with ΔE < 2, covers 95% DCI‑P3 and 100% sRGB, and supports 10‑bit color — features that make it relevant for both gaming and entry‑level content work. It also adopts Xiaomi’s "Qingshan" eye‑care solution with hardware low‑blue‑light technology and TÜV low‑blue‑light certification; the company claims a 50% reduction in harmful blue light. Connectivity includes 2× DisplayPort 1.4, 2× HDMI 2.0 and a 3.5 mm audio jack.

Positioning and what to watch

At sub‑1,000 CNY on crowdfunding, Redmi is pushing the long‑running Chinese strategy of high value at low margin to gain share in the rapidly expanding domestic monitor market. Gamers should note: hitting 240 Hz at 1440p requires a capable GPU, so the panel’s peak performance will depend on buyers’ systems. It has been reported that the product page carries a user‑uploaded disclaimer on the hosting platform; for buyers, the usual checks on local warranty and return policy apply. Worth the hype? For budget‑conscious buyers chasing high refresh and color fidelity, this looks like a contender.