Xiaomi Curved Gaming Monitor G34WQi

Best product as described

Amazing curved screen

A very good monitor

Amazon Review: Xiaomi Monitor I purchased this monitor as my daily driver, hoping to save some money while trusting Xiaomi as a reputable brand. Here's my breakdown: Build Quality (3.5/5): The stand and frame are durable, made of metal and plastic, and should last for years. The height and tilt adjustability are excellent, and the stand's small desk footprint is a plus. However, the plastic frame, while well-built, lacks the premium feel of brands like LG or Samsung. My main gripe is the wobbly menu control stick, which feels cheap. Assembly: Straightforward – just four screws to attach the base. Display Quality (3/5): The display was underwhelming. Colors felt slightly off and washed out, even after tweaking the settings. While this may be something your eyes adjust to over time, it’s not ideal. The brightness, on the other hand, is excellent and more than sufficient. I found no dead pixels, which is a relief. However, there was noticeable blotchiness when displaying dark gray screens (e.g., Windows settings menu), particularly in low light. Though it doesn’t impact normal usage, it’s distracting once you notice it. Performance (4/5): Refresh rates are solid with a quality DisplayPort cable. Using HDMI limits the performance, but this is standard for monitors in this price range. Overall: This monitor is mediocre but serviceable. If you’re on a budget, it’s a decent option, and your eyes will likely adjust to the color profile. However, you’re getting what you pay for – a 33% savings compared to similarly spec’d LG and Samsung monitors comes with compromises. Final Verdict: Acceptable value for the price, but manage your expectations.

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10/10

I bought two of these monitors on a whim as I needed a temporary work desk (simply the desktop area for multi tasking). For the price, the monitors are of good quality but the marketing goes way overboard. There is significant ghosting when moving windows around (i.e. when coding or designing) and it is clear, that the VA panels in these monitors are not the best. Which would be OK, if the marketing would not be totally over the top (!). The monitors may accept 180Hz and a DCI P3 input signal but the VA panels in these monitors are by far not fast enough to switch pixels that fast nor able to hold color accuracy against P3 at a practical brightness. For anybody buying these monitors: Limit the refresh rate to max 100Hz, turn on fast response in the OSD and don't try DCI P3 but rather stick with sRGB. If the marketing would be honest on what otherwise a good budget curved monitor can do, I would give it 5 stars. Love the 1500R curve. For productivity its usable but for gaming or design work? No. The ghosting, slow response times of the physical pixels and low color gamut would be anything but ideal where it makes more sense to buy older curved monitors.