Hisense introduced the Hunter Shadow G5 Pro, a gaming monitor that targets players who need high refresh rates without paying for a 27-inch screen. This 24.5-inch model offers a 2K resolution at 320Hz, giving competitive gamers a sharper image than standard 1080p displays while maintaining the fast response times required for first-person shooters. Buyers who prioritize screen real estate over raw speed can skip this model, but those who want a compact, high-fidelity display for esports titles will find a strong option here.

Hisense launches a 24.5-inch 2K 320Hz gaming monitor with anti-glare coating
The monitor uses a Fast IPS panel to deliver its visual performance. This panel type provides a wide viewing angle and accurate colors, which helps players spot enemies in dark corners of game maps. The screen covers 96% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, ensuring that vibrant graphics look consistent from different angles. Hisense also added an 'Ink Crystal' screen coating that reduces both reflections and glare, which is useful for players in bright rooms.
Specifications
- Screen Size: 24.5 inches
- Resolution: 2K
- Refresh Rate: 320Hz
- Panel Type: Fast IPS
- Response Time: 0.4ms GTG
Speed is the main focus of the G5 Pro's hardware. The panel responds in 0.4ms (GTG), which minimizes motion blur during fast movements. To further reduce ghosting, the monitor includes BFI 2.0 technology, which inserts black frames between images to improve perceived clarity. The display also supports FreeSync Premium Pro, which syncs the refresh rate with the GPU to prevent screen tearing and stuttering.
Hisense included specific software features for first-person shooter players. The monitor has an FPS Gamma Mode that adjusts contrast and brightness to make hidden targets easier to see in shadowed areas. The company also added a special BFI 2.0 setting that works alongside the gamma mode to maximize motion clarity. These tools give players more control over their visual settings without needing external software.
The Hunter Shadow G5 Pro is priced at 1999 CNY (around $297) in China. Sales began on September 29, 2024. This price point places the monitor in the budget-friendly category for high-refresh-rate gaming displays. We looked at Samsung Display to Mass Produce 24.5-Inch earlier while tracking Hisense launches, but this Hisense model offers a complete package with anti-glare tech and specific FPS features at a lower cost.



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