The Redmi Gaming Monitor G24 features a 23.8-inch VA panel with a maximum 165Hz refresh rate, 1920*1080 screen resolution, and 1ms response time, as well as G-Sync and Free-Sync support to keep the graphics card and monitor transfer frame rates in sync and prevent fast motion picture tearing and stuttering.

The Redmi Gaming Monitor G24 supports HDR High Dynamic Display for a more saturated picture. The monitor also supports a 120% sRGB wide color gamut with native 8bit for rich color levels. Each Redmi Gaming Monitor G24 is factory tuned for color accuracy to ensure that the average Delta E does not exceed 2.

The Redmi Gaming Monitor G24 uses global DC dimming technology to achieve high screen refresh without flickering, and with low blue light mode on, it can effectively filter short-wave blue light to reduce eye damage from prolonged use.

The Redmi Gaming Monitor G24 has no built-in speakers, weighs 2.7kg net, is 539.2mm long, 181.2mm wide and 420.6mm high, and is equipped with a cable hub for easy cable organization.

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8BitDo’s older controllers (such as the SN30 Pro and Pro 2) have a wide range of compatibility options thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, but the Ultimate Controller will be available in three different configurations – Bluetooth ($69.99), 2.4Ghz ($49.99) or Wired ($34.99), allowing users to choose based on gaming platform and connectivity.

The Bluetooth model will also come with a 2.4Ghz wireless adapter and is compatible with Nintendo Switch, Windows, Android and iOS devices along with the wired model. 2.4Ghz models are not compatible with the Switch but retain all other connectivity options previously available.

Previous 8BitDo handles were based on classic Sega and Nintendo designs, but the Ultimate Controller is more akin to the modern model you’d associate with PlayStation or Xbox, with an asymmetrical analog joystick and a pair of backplates for additional inputs. However, the Ultimate Controller will offer a set of advanced features that are typically twice the price of the Ultimate Controller.

In addition to being available in black, white and pink colorways, the Ultimate Controller’s wireless model comes with its own charging cradle. However, perhaps the coolest new feature coming with the new Ultimate Controller is 8BitDo’s new grip software suite, which allows you to remap and tweak the controls on your PC, Android and iOS devices. You’ll be able to save your preferences to up to three separate profiles that are stored independently on the grip’s hardware.

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The Pixel 6a is Google’s entry-level Pixel phone with a perforated design on the front. It comes with 128GB of UFS 3.1 storage, 6GB of LPDDR5 memory, a Google Tensor chip with Titan M2 security, and an FHD+ OLED screen.

With Pixel Buds Pro you get active noise cancellation with Silent Seal, up to 31 hours of listening time, a transparent mode for listening outside the headset, wireless charging and built-in Google Assistant. Similar to the Pixel 6a, the Google Pixel Buds Pro is available in a variety of colors.

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