Xiaomi A27Qi 2026 Monitor Debuts With 95% DCI-P3, 120Hz Refresh Rate and Slim Bezels

Xiaomi has released the updated 2K Monitor A27Qi 2026, following the earlier version that arrived in Europe in April 2025. The new model keeps the same 27-inch IPS panel, 2560 × 1440 resolution and 6 ms GtG response time, but improves on colour accuracy, refresh rate and overall viewing comfort.

The monitor uses a QHD IPS display with a 178-degree viewing angle and 8-bit colour depth. The refresh rate now reaches 120 Hz instead of the earlier 100 Hz. This helps reduce lag and screen tearing when working across multiple windows or watching videos. The panel delivers 300 nits of brightness with a 1300:1 contrast ratio.

One of the biggest upgrades is the ΔE<1 colour accuracy. Xiaomi calibrates each unit before it leaves the factory. The panel covers 95 percent of the DCI-P3 colour gamut and 100 percent of sRGB. This gives more accurate and consistent colours for design, photo editing and video work, as well as regular office use.

For eye comfort, the A27Qi 2026 includes hardware-level low blue light certified by TÜV Rheinland. According to Xiaomi, this reduces harmful blue light output by 50 percent without adding a yellow tint. The monitor also uses full-range DC dimming to remove flicker, which helps during long working hours.

The design features ultra-narrow bezels that make the screen look cleaner and improve multi-monitor setups. Xiaomi also claims multi-screen colour consistency across its phones, tablets and laptops. This helps users who rely on matching colours across devices while editing or analysing data.

The monitor includes a DisplayPort 1.4 port, an HDMI 2.0 port, an audio port and a DC IN port. It supports 75 × 75 mm wall mounting and has tilt adjustment of 5 degrees forward and 15 degrees backward. It weighs 3.9 kg with the base attached. The model number is P27QDA-RAGL and the monitor has a rated power of 36 W.

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