Xiaomi Redmi G24 Gaming Monitor

 𝕏𝕚𝕒𝕠𝕞𝕚 ℝ𝕖𝕕𝕞𝕚 𝔾24 𝔾𝕒𝕞𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕄𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕥𝕠𝕣

𝕏𝕚𝕒𝕠𝕞𝕚 ℝ𝕖𝕕𝕞𝕚 𝔾24 𝔾𝕒𝕞𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕄𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕥𝕠𝕣.This could be the budget gaming monitor you might be looking for. Let’s face it cheap gaming monitors are pretty bad they often compromise a lot on crucial aspects like refresh rate color accuracy and even build quality to bring down the cost. But well meet this guy the Redmi gaming monitor G24 from Xiaomi it just costs $90 in China and for that price its specs are amazing. As you can see it’s a 24 inch full HD monitor with a 165 Hertz refresh rate AMD free sync and Nvidia g-sync support. Andeven HDI 10 plus support I know it’s kind of hard to believe that redmi is able to pack all of this for such a low asking price so I was really excited to see if there was any false advertising going on here.

Actually I have been using this thing for a couple of days now and given the price the Redmi G24 has a pretty generic look for a gaming monitor. There’s no fancy RGB lighting anywhere but the good thing is that it does not look that cheap or anything. What I like best about the G24 is that despite being a budget monitor Redmi has included a metal base stand here it feels sturdy and can withstand the weight of the street very well. The company is also thoughtful enough to include a kind of Buckle thingy on the stand for cable management

 Speaking of ports the G24 has one HDMI, one DisplayPort and one 3.5 mm headphone jack alongside a joystick to control the on-screen menu. It would have been nice to see a couple of USBC ports so you could connect it to your laptop as a secondary display but given the price I’m not complaining. The Redmi G24 also does not have a height adjustable stand although you can tilt the display to achieve the best possible viewing angle for yourself. To be very honest I find the screen to be at a comfortable height for my needs and the lack of such adjustability has not impacted my day-to-day or gaming experience in any way so yeah this isn’t something that you should be worried about.

Let’s talk about the Display and this is where this monitor has surprised me the most like I said before budget gaming monitor makers usually compromise in terms of resolution or color space but Redmi is offering a pretty decent panel with the G24. It’s a full AC resolutimeans content looks sharp enough but more importantly I in the screen to cover 99 sRgb and 90 P3 colors on my test which means it’s also not a bad option to edit some photos and stuff. You can even change the picture mode to sRgb in the settings for better color accuracy while editing and there are other picture presets you can choose depending on your needs as well. Normally I prefer using the redmi monitor G24 in the standard mode which I think offers a good calibration by default and I find it ideal for bridging movies and shows.

Redmi has also offered HDR 10 certification here it works perfectly fine although turning on HDR does not let you change any of the display parameters and it runs on a pre-tuned picture setting. The Display can also get pretty bright at 327 nits which is actually higher than the official claim Of 300 nits. I didn’t have any Problem even when using the monitor in a bright room. I’m also someone who works in a room with a lot of overhead lighting so this matte finish helps with the ambient Reflections too.

The only Flaw I f with this display is the Viewing angles. That’s primarily because Redmi has used a VA panel which is notorious for Pure viewing angles while offering better contrast than a typical IPS panel. As a result the G24 achieves an incredible 3500 is to one contrast ratio. If you ask Me I would pick better contrast over Better viewing angles in a gaming Monitor any day. By the way you also don’t get a built-in speaker here so you Will have to make do with it some other Way.

Okay with that out of the way let’s Talk about what this monitor is really intended for gaming. So thanks to that 165 Hertz refresh rate needless to say that gaming feels buttery smooth on the screen. My team and I have played a variety of games including FPS titles such as valorent and CS go which easily exceeded the frame rate of 165 FPS with the setup I have. And I haven’t encountered any instances of screen tearing or anything else not even once. And this is mostly thanks to its Adaptive sync technology plus what I Appreciate the most about Redmi on this front is that it has offered support for both AMD freesync and Nvidia g-sync technology making it compatible with both Nvidia and AMD gpus. Because of this you don’t have to manually enable g-sync or freesync from their respective softwares either it’s basically plug and Play after you turn on adaptive sync from the OSD settings.

However in games like Forza Horizon or OverWatch 2 I did notice some ghosting Going on here. Redmiclaims that the G24 has a one Ms Mprt response time and there are four different response modes to choose from but I’ve noticed hosting in almost all of them be it normal or Ultra fast.

 Don’t get me wrong it does not completely ruin your gaming experience or anything in fact in role-playing games like control or GTA 5 it’s barely noticeable but if you mostly play FPS games or search this can be a bit irritating over time. So if you want a monitor with less hosting I recommend spending a little bit more and getting something like the MSI G 241 which I have been using as my the monitor but if you’re someone on a really tight budget this thing the Redmi G24 for me is an absolute steam with the 165hz refresh rate and adaptive sync technology you can expect a buttery smooth gaming experience on most occasions and I think this is also suitable for general day-to-day use or working as a secondary display for your Laptop. However I do hope that this thing gets an international release soon as It’s currently only available in China. Officially I was able to get this through AliExpress but if you add Shipping insurance and taxes it’s going To be expensive for individuals. Xiaomi has launched some gaming monitors outside of china such as the me 2K gaming monitor 24 inches and the me Curved gaming monitor 34 inches so Hopefully Xiaomi has some plan for this too for the global market.

So guys that Was it for my unboxing and quick review Of the redmi gaming monitor G24.

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