MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED 31.5 Inch 4K UHD Gaming Monitor - 3840 x 2160 Quantum Dot OLED Panel, 240Hz / 0.03ms, 99% DCI-P3, ΔE≤2, DisplayHDR True Black 400, KVM, RGB - DP 1.4a, HDMI 2.1, USB Type-C

The monitor is insane. First time I had an OLED and after a bit of use I can tell you that it is a game-changer, I use it for most of my media now as well as gaming and coding, the 4K resolution means that if I set the window scaling to 125% I can fit like at least 6 windows with readable text. Please make sure you have at least 80 cm space clarance between you and the monitor if you do get the 31.5 Inch version as the 24.5" and 27" inch modes for gaming are quite disappointing as they can only be used if you turn off Freesync Premium PRO (it will happen automatically if you do not), albeit it may be a technically unresolvable issue for them I don't know that fact... I know many other OLEDs don't have that issue. Text clarity is really good and I come from TN/VA panels and I can tell you there is a MASSIVE clarity/ghosting difference. The blacks are beautiful as well and makes viewing any media a breeze, albeit I'd make sure you are not near windows or have pretty good blinders to use the monitor during daylight. It's also very quick and responsive. USB cable is annoying to use. as for the Brightness it's veeeeeeeeeery briight if you want it to, depending on the game, but I wouldn't buy the monitor for it's HDR capability as it's pretty middle-of-the-road, and windows games in itself have TERRIBLE HDR implementations, it is mostly a gimmick unless you watch many HDR movies on your monitor - and even then the HDR only works with media players like VLC or MPV, so ,no, your browser won't have nice HDR. Value for the money I'd say it's good but definitely could be way better, if it weren't for the size mode issue I'd give it a 5 star.

Great for work and gaming. My preferred feature is the KVM, now I can finally drop my old KVM. Loving the looks and the resolution.

Great monitor. Vivid colours, decent height helps with immersion, adaptive sync prevents tearing really well. Knocking a star off as there seems to be a bug where the peak brightness in Windows display settings is listed as 240 nits. Using HDR calibration tool has seemingly fixed this, but ideally, this should work out of the box.

Upgraded from a 27” va panel and I can easily say this is an incredible change from my old monitor as soon as plugging this one in. The picture quality is amazing, coupled with the high refresh rate which helps my performance when playing competitive games. While it also connects to my other monitor seamlessly, the colour quality is incredibly bright and saturated, allowing for a more enjoyable time whilst playing. The included hdmi and dp cables are handy to have aswell. Would recommend this monitor to anyone!

Love it! Quality is amazing, this is my first OLED and so far can see why it's a game changer. Features of the item seem plenty, and i like the OLED protection aspects. Not had a single issue so far with initial setup or use. Firmware update went smoothly also out of the box.

Lovely display, when it works. You cannot bring up the settings menu, you therefore cannot change inputs. I set it up originally with HDMI but then I wanted to use another input. But I can't because I cannot bring up the menu. The buttons (other than the power) are non responsive. This seems to be a known issue online, just wish I had seen this before.

Probably the best monitor in the world for the price you are paying. Once you use it you will never want to switch back to non oled.

I have been using 2 1080p 27" monitors (ASUS & ACER) for around 10 years now, and never had any issues with either of them. After finally upgrading to a 4k PC, I decided to finally treat myself to a 4k monitor. Reviews seemed to indicate the MSI MPG 321URX was well worth the cost. Although, from straight out the box I had issues. Even after completing the latest firmware update, I continued to experience the screen going completely black for around 3 seconds, then resuming my display. It would do this sometimes once, but on occasion even 2 or 3 times simultaneously, then stop for about a minute or so. After research on this issue, I found people have had similar problems. Some found a fix and some haven't and have had to return. After paying £630 (850$) you would expect to not have to troubleshoot straight out of the box. Decided to return as recommended by others. Not the best first experience with MSI monitors.

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