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If you're switching from a traditional IPS or VA monitor, this will be a shock in the best sense of the word. The price is higher, but the picture quality fully justifies it. I recommend it to anyone who wants to play without compromise!
Image quality: Black is really black and the colours are incredibly vibrant. HDR content looks fantastic.
Speed: Response time of 0.03 ms is in the know - zero (ghosting) even in the fastest FPS games.
Sharpness: 4K resolution at this diagonal is ideal. Text is perfectly legible and details in games stand out to the full.
Connectivity: HDMI 2.1 for full console gaming and USB-C with power.
Panel protection: MSI OLED Care works automatically and minimizes the fear of pixel burn-in.
All great except for one thing I'm writing conspiracy
Who in their right mind invented cable connections? A beautiful monitor and a networking cable and HDMI is peeking out at the bottom. It really spoils the impression of a beautiful monitor
The monitor is excellent. I bought it mainly for work, programming and watching movies, and so far it has met everything I expected from it. The contrast is truly endless, the colours great. The ample work surface and ergonomics make working and entertaining a completely different experience. If you're looking for a quality 4K monitor that can handle everything from programming to watching movies, I can definitely recommend it!
4K resolution at 32 inches is the perfect combination.
Colours are vivid and true to life, especially in Adobe RGB mode. Even at lower brightness levels.
Even the text is beautifully crisp. And even after reading the text in small font for a long time, it doesn't hurt my eyes.
The monitor has a number of preset modes, most of which are quite suitable.
Thanks to the size of the monitor, I have enough space for multiple windows side by side.
The monitor has a minimalist design with thin bezels, which looks elegant. The joystick for the controls is very decent and ergonomic, I welcome the positioning in the middle of the monitor.
It is possible to switch off the power-on status LED.
The monitor also allows quick mode changes without opening the main menu.
The stand is sturdy, adjustable in height and can also be tilted.
Perfect price for such a good panel.
The control menu is intuitive and clear. Easily adjust the image to your taste or quickly switch between preset modes.
The movies and videos look great. The image is sharp, the details are beautiful and the colours are vivid. The HDR effect is not perfect, but it still adds depth to the visual experience.
Excellent response and refresh rate.
The anti-burnout features seem to be quite effective, at least according to foreign testers. And their activity is not very noticeable or restrictive.
Some of the preset modes, especially the game modes, are unnecessarily overdone - colours are too saturated and contrast is unnatural. Fortunately, it's easy to adjust, so it's not a big deal.
It's not the cheapest monitor on the market. On the other hand, the picture quality and features are in line with the price, so if you're looking for quality, investing in OLED is worth it.
The 31.5" MSI MAG 321UP QD-OLED is a great more affordable variant of the 31.5" MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED monitor, with only one almost insignificant compromise - 165Hz refresh rate. For those who are looking for a monitor for professional photo and video production, but want amazing picture quality and a superior gaming experience, this model is the ideal choice. If you pay an extra 5000 CZK, you can get a variant with 240Hz, which is more than enough for most users. Moreover, even for powerful graphics cards, it's not easy to achieve 4K resolution at 240Hz. With the 4080 Super graphics card, I'm happy that most games run at 160fps in 4K, some even at 120fps. The new RTX 5000 series can certainly handle this playfully, which is why I would call MSI MAG monitors the next generation of devices.
It looks like a glossy display but behaves like a matte display. Contrast is amazingly visible thanks to the display's un-exaggerated matte finish.
Cheaper variant of the 240hz 4K monitor from MSI.
10bits in HDR
True Black 400 or HDR400 with 456 nits and Peak 1000/HDR10 with 1015 nits.
DSC mode to unlock from 120hz to 165hz
OLED Care 2.0 therefore with a negligible probability of pixel burn-in. I recommend leaving all options on for best protection and also letting the monitor tidy up its pixels every 4 hours: D
The preset colour gamut options (Adobe RGB, Display P3 and sRGB) are great for work, while I switch to Premium Colour mode for gaming as I prefer richer colours. Unlike MSI's older monitors where this mode also existed, here the colours look really rich and beautiful, not like the burnt out and artificial broad spectrum colours that those older monitors had.
Amazing colors and display brightness, but that's what's expected from OLED monitors
The design is great, I have nothing to complain about. Maybe I would appreciate some LED lighting, but that's just my preference: D But as a lover of cars and the materials used to enhance them, I like the carbon style that this MSI monitor has on the back: D
THE ABILITY TO TURN OFF THE FLASHING ORANGE LIGHT ON THE MONITOR! TOP!: D
Quick Joystick for quick setup of user-defined modes. I have set monitor brightness, color mode, Input source and screen INFO
Wide viewing angle
The material looks very solid and high quality.
The passive cooling of the monitor works great, and will definitely help pixel life
The response time is almost zero, another advantage of OLED monitors!
The monitor looks like a normal IPS panel under direct light: D (You can solve it by simply not shining anything on the monitor or pulling the curtains/blinds) or get a monitor shade like this.
Price. In the EU, you pay 10k more for these monitors overall.
A bit limited menu. Could use some improved calibration menu rather than just setting the color temperature by whole units (RGB)
SDR mode is pretty dark, but most people are fine with it from what I've read: D
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