Xiaomi has presented the Redmi G34WQ 2026a new budget gaming monitor released on October 10, 2025. Despite its affordable price, the device offers advanced features typically found in high-end models, including an ultra-wide curved display, high resolution, and a fast refresh rate. The monitor is designed to appeal to gamers looking for great performance and versatility without a high price.
The G34WQ 2026 has a 34-inch ultra-wide curved LCD panel with a 21:9 aspect ratio and Quad HD+ resolution (3440 x 1440 pixels). While Xiaomi did not confirm the exact type of panel, the 3500:1 contrast ratio strongly suggests the use of a VA Panel (Vertical Alignment)which offers deeper blacks compared to IPS panels. The screen provides a 180Hz refresh rate, 1 ms gray-to-gray response timeand support for AMD FreeSync Premiumensuring smooth and interruption-free gaming performance.
Color accuracy is another highlight, with 95% DCI-P3 range coverage, 10-bit color depthand a Delta E value less than 2indicating accurate color reproduction suitable for both gaming and creative tasks. The monitor also supports HDR playback with VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification and deliver a 400 nits typical brightnessoffering vivid and detailed images.
In terms of design, the monitor combines black and white finishes with a hexagonal support which improves stability and saves desktop space. It is compatible Height, tilt and swivel adjustments.and includes a cable management cutout. The screen has a Curvature 1500Rimproving immersion during gaming or media viewing. Furthermore, a RGB lighting ring on the back adds a subtle gaming aesthetic.
Connectivity options are complete and include two DisplayPort 1.4 ports, two HDMI 2.0 portsand a 3.5mm audio jackallowing several devices to be connected simultaneously. The monitor is also VESA mount compatibleallowing for wall or arm installation for greater workspace flexibility.
In terms of price, the Redmi G34WQ 2026 sells in China for 1,599 yuan (approximately $224)with a promotional introductory price of 1,399 yuan (about $196). The product comes with a three year warranty. While Xiaomi hasn’t announced international availability, the company’s track record in launching monitors globally suggests a broader rollout could follow. However, an official launch in Brazil seems unlikely for now.
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