Redmi is back again launching a new 27 inches IPS monitor, with the monitor known to have a slight improvement from its predecessor.
Xiaomi’s Redmi brand now has a lot of products outside of smartphones, last May alone it launched its first monitor, which is named Redmi 1A in China.
Now Redmi is back again launching a new monitor with the monitor known to have a slight improvement from its predecessor.
This latest Redmi monitor is known to have an IPS LCD type with a size of 27 inches. The monitor also only supports resolutions up to 1080p with a 75Hz refresh rate so it’s only suitable for browsing and casual games.
It is known that Redmi sells this new monitor at a price of 799 Yuan or around N47,000 naira, higher than the Redmi 1A monitor which is priced at 499 Yuan or the equivalent of only N29,000 naira.
For a monitor that is priced at N47,000, we really can’t expect much. But Redmi managed to present the monitor with a fairly premium design, especially with a stand that didn’t seem cheap.
In addition, the top and side bezels of this monitor are surprisingly thin. In addition, the viewing angle of the monitor can also be adjusted up to 178 degrees. So are you interested in buying this monitor if it is launched in Nigeria? Share your thoughts below guys.
Xiaomi’s Redmi brand now has a lot of products outside of smartphones, last May alone it launched its first monitor, which is named Redmi 1A in China.
Now Redmi is back again launching a new monitor with the monitor known to have a slight improvement from its predecessor.
This latest Redmi monitor is known to have an IPS LCD type with a size of 27 inches. The monitor also only supports resolutions up to 1080p with a 75Hz refresh rate so it’s only suitable for browsing and casual games.
It is known that Redmi sells this new monitor at a price of 799 Yuan or around N47,000 naira, higher than the Redmi 1A monitor which is priced at 499 Yuan or the equivalent of only N29,000 naira.
For a monitor that is priced at N47,000, we really can’t expect much. But Redmi managed to present the monitor with a fairly premium design, especially with a stand that didn’t seem cheap.
In addition, the top and side bezels of this monitor are surprisingly thin. In addition, the viewing angle of the monitor can also be adjusted up to 178 degrees. So are you interested in buying this monitor if it is launched in Nigeria? Share your thoughts below guys.