Xiaomi’s 240Hz gaming monitor has a Night Vision trick for sweaty lobbies
Xiaomi has introduced a new gaming monitor featuring a high refresh rate and a unique Night Vision capability. This monitor, the Xiaomi Gaming Monitor G25i 2026, is set to be available in Europe and other global markets. The Night Vision feature is marketed as an aiming assist tool that helps players detect enemies in dark environments.
- ▪The Xiaomi Gaming Monitor G25i 2026 has a refresh rate of 240Hz and a quick response time.
- ▪Its Night Vision feature is designed to help players identify hidden targets in low-light conditions.
- ▪Xiaomi has not disclosed the technical details of how the Night Vision mode operates.
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Xiaomi has launched a new gaming monitor that brings the usual high refresh rate and snappy response time. But the real kicker here is a new Night Vision, which might be built-in hacks in some scenarios. The Xiaomi Gaming Monitor G25i 2026 has officially been listed on Xiaomi’s global website, confirming its rollout in Europe and other global markets. What’s special about this Chinese gaming monitor? Xiaomi The real saucy part of the spec sheet is the monitor’s Night Vision feature. Xiaomi describes it as a way to “detect enemies in dark environments and lock onto hidden targets,” which is basically marketing-speak for making shadowy corners less forgiving. Xiaomi has yet to explain how this mode actually works, but the marketing materials claim that this is an aiming assist feature.
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