Xiaomi G34WQi 2026 arrived in Czechia. The curved gaming monitor with 180 Hz can be bought for around 7 thousand CZK

Xiaomi is expanding its monitor offering in Czechia. The curved gaming model G34WQi 2026, about whose global introduction we wrote last November, has newly appeared on the manufacturer’s Czech website and at the first retailers – and the price starts around 7 thousand Czech crowns.

What does the Xiaomi G34WQi 2026 offer?

The base is a 34-inch VA panel with an ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio and a resolution of 3440 × 1440 pixels (WQHD). According to the manufacturer, the 1500R curvature is designed to mimic the natural curve of the eye and draw you further into games and movies – compared to a standard 16:9 monitor, it offers approximately 30% wider field of view.

Crucial for gaming is the 180 Hz refresh rate complemented by a 1 ms GTG response time, which Xiaomi measures in its own laboratory. AMD FreeSync Premium technology ensures smooth, tear-free images, but it only works via DisplayPort, not via HDMI.

The panel supports HDR400 with a maximum brightness of 400 nits and covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space as well as the entire sRGB gamut. Although it achieves 10-bit color depth by combining eight bits and FRC technology, the manufacturer still promises an average color deviation ∆E of less than 2. TÜV Rheinland certification for low blue light emission is also included.

Connectivity and Stand

On the back, you’ll find two DisplayPort 1.4 ports and two HDMI 2.0 ports; a practical joystick is used for navigating the menu. The stand allows for height, tilt, and swivel adjustments, and the monitor is also ready for wall mounting via the VESA standard – however, the bracket is sold separately. Thin bezels and backlighting make it a welcome addition to a refined gaming setup.

How much does the Xiaomi G34WQi 2026 cost in Czechia?

On Xiaomi’s official Czech website, you can find the monitor with all its parameters, but the manufacturer does not directly state a specific price. At the first domestic e-shops, the new product appeared around 7,190 Czech crowns and is usually in stock.

However, it’s good to pay attention here. A practically identical older G34WQi model without the 2026 suffix – with the same 34″ VA panel, 3440 × 1440 resolution, and 180 Hz frequency – can be purchased in Czechia for under six thousand Czech crowns. So, you’ll pay extra for the newer edition mainly because it’s a freshly introduced piece; the differences in features are minimal.

Would you bet on the newer G34WQi 2026, or would you opt for the cheaper original model?

Source: Xiaomi