KTC Launches H27T22S-3 Pro: A 27-inch QHD 200Hz Gaming Monitor at Just $112

China’s gaming monitor market is heating up rapidly, and KTC has just dropped a bombshell for budget-conscious gamers. The company has announced the H27T22S-3 Pro, a 27-inch QHD monitor with a blistering 200Hz refresh rate, priced at only $112.

This move comes directly in response to Xiaomi’s aggressive push into the same price segment, but KTC’s model packs some notable advantages that make it stand out in an increasingly crowded field.

To put this in context, Xiaomi has recently made headlines by unveiling a series of entry-level gaming monitors. Its lineup includes the Redmi A22, a barebones 22-inch model delivering 1080p at 100Hz for just $53, and another IPS-based 1080p screen with 144Hz support priced at only $65. Xiaomi’s star product in this budget arena has been the Redmi G27Q 2026, a 27-inch monitor that introduced 1440p resolution at a 200Hz refresh rate for a shockingly low $112 – effectively redefining mid-range affordability for competitive gamers.

KTC, however, is refusing to be overshadowed. The H27T22S-3 Pro, a direct successor to its earlier H27T22S (which maxed out at 180Hz), now boasts 200Hz natively and can even be overclocked to 220Hz for users hungry for every last drop of fluidity

. For gamers chasing ultra-smooth performance in shooters, MOBAs, or esports titles, that slight boost in refresh ceiling can make a real-world difference.

In terms of display specifications, KTC’s offering mirrors much of what Xiaomi provides. The H27T22S-3 Pro features an IPS panel, a 1ms response time, 400 nits of peak brightness, and wide color accuracy – covering 99% of sRGB and 94% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. These specs make it equally suitable for content creators who need dependable colors as well as gamers who prioritize immersion and responsiveness.

But where KTC carves out its own advantage is in design and convenience. Unlike Xiaomi’s Redmi G27Q 2026, which requires an extra $14 for an ergonomic stand, KTC includes a fully adjustable stand right out of the box, allowing height, tilt, and swivel customization. Even more importantly, KTC integrates dual 2W speakers into the monitor itself, saving desk space and providing a basic audio option without the need for external speakers – something Xiaomi’s comparable model lacks.

Connectivity remains on par with competitors. The H27T22S-3 Pro comes equipped with two DisplayPort 1.4 inputs, two HDMI 2.0 ports, and a 3.5mm audio jack, giving flexibility for both PC and console gamers. At this price point, the range of connectivity and built-in extras make KTC’s monitor particularly compelling.

Ultimately, this launch signals a bigger trend: Chinese brands are redefining what affordable gaming monitors can offer. Not long ago, 1440p displays with high refresh rates were priced well beyond $200. Today, with companies like Xiaomi and KTC pushing boundaries, gamers worldwide are gaining access to high-performance hardware at a fraction of past costs. For anyone looking to upgrade from an aging 60Hz 1080p screen without breaking the bank, the KTC H27T22S-3 Pro is shaping up to be one of the best deals of the year.