TCL has released the 25P2A Pro, a 25-inch gaming monitor that targets competitive players who need speed without sacrificing image clarity. This model matters because it combines a high 360Hz refresh rate with a 2560×1440 resolution, offering a sharper picture than the standard 1080p panels found in many high-speed monitors. Buyers looking for a balance between fluid motion and detailed visuals should pay attention to this specific configuration.
Fast IPS panel with 180 local dimming zones targets competitive gamers
The display uses a Fast IPS panel to deliver its performance metrics. It features Mini LED backlighting with 180 local dimming zones to improve contrast and black levels. The panel reaches a peak brightness of 800 nits and covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut. These technical choices aim to provide both the speed required for esports and the visual fidelity needed for general gaming.
Specifications
- Panel Size: 25 inches
- Resolution: 2560×1440 (2K)
- Refresh Rate: 360Hz
- Backlight: Mini LED with 180 zones
- Price: 1498 CNY (around $223)
Response time is listed at 1ms GtG, which supports the fast refresh rate for minimal motion blur. Connectivity includes two HDMI 2.1 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4 input for modern graphics cards. It also has a 3.5mm audio jack and supports VESA 100x100mm wall mounting. These connections ensure compatibility with current PC setups and flexible placement options.
The monitor launched in China on September 21, 2024, on JD.com. The standard price is 1498 CNY (around $223), though regional subsidies can lower it to 1349 CNY (around $201). We touched on TCL CSOT Unveils 14-inch Laptop Screen in our earlier Tcl coverage to see how the company is expanding its display portfolio. This pricing makes the 25P2A Pro an accessible option for budget-conscious gamers seeking high refresh rates.
TCL confirmed the availability and specifications of the 25P2A Pro through its launch on JD.com. The product offers a 2K resolution, 360Hz refresh rate, and Mini LED backlighting at a sub-$230 price point. This release provides a concrete example of how manufacturers are balancing high refresh rates with higher resolutions in the entry-level gaming market.



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