Mac users are growing increasingly frustrated. Many had eagerly planned to dive into a dual-monitor setup featuring a 4K 60Hz and a 2K 144Hz display, only to be caught off guard by one glaring issue: how could such a high-end monitor lack a USB-C port?
Take the Redmi G Pro 27U monitor, for instance. After government subsidies, its price dips below $2200—quite the steal! The value-for-money proposition here is undeniably strong. It seems that the earlier “leak” of a $2999 price tag on JD was nothing more than a clever marketing strategy. This monitor boasts an impressive 4K 160Hz resolution, with the added flexibility of switching to 1080p at a blazing 320Hz.
And if that wasn’t enough, it even integrates the PaoMi TV system, allowing seamless transitions between TV and monitor modes without interference—an idea gaining traction in the industry. But alas, the absence of a USB-C port remains its most significant drawback.
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I completely get the frustration with missing ports on high-end monitors—USB-C should be standard by now. The Redmi G Pro 27U sounds like a great option, especially with that price drop post-subsidy. It’s impressive how it manages to pack so much value into one package. I wonder if other brands will follow suit soon.
Absolutely agree! USB-C is long overdue on premium monitors, and the Redmi G Pro 27U sets a high bar for value. I think we’ll see more brands adopting similar features as consumers demand better connectivity options. Thanks for your thoughtful comment—it’s great to hear from fellow monitor enthusiasts!
I totally get why Mac users would want a monitor with a USB-C port, especially since it makes connecting devices so much easier. The Redmi G Pro 27U seems like a great option, offering both a built-in TV system and solid specs at that price point—it’s almost too good to pass up!
Absolutely agree! The combination of a USB-C port and the built-in TV system is a game-changer. It’s perfect for anyone looking to simplify their setup without breaking the bank. Thanks for your insightful comment—great point about how convenient it is for Mac users!