MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED, 32" 4K UHD Quantum Dot OLED Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160, 0.03ms, 240Hz, True Black HDR 400, 90W USB Type C, HDMI, DP Port

Solid

4 months in, no issues at all. A great upgrade!

The greatest monitor I have ever owned. I had a woled before that one. This is by far the best. Deep blacks, crisp colors, very bright and no color banding. Really happy with mg purchase.

Coming from a 2K IPS panel, this is next level perfection. Absolutely love the colors and if you are concerned about QD-OLED black level rising or reflections, it's not noticeable enough with lights not directly behind the screen. All in all, very satisfied with the purchase. The KVM switch is great as well. The stand is sturdy, but there is screen wobble if the desk isn't 100% stable

I love it

The monitor is great , but DSC is must be on for 240hz and if running capture card will be a problem asus will not have that problem check DSC

Received the package damaged and opened, didnt look brand new at all.

De los mejores monitores para juegos y productividad que puedas adquirir por ese precio. Es excelente en todo sentido.

It’s not my first OLED display but definitely a first for PC usage. Item came well packaged with only damages on the exterior box. Monitor wise, a good all round perfomance in terms of refresh rate and colour accuracy. Setting up the monitor for the first time wasn’t too difficult. I used the rtings colour profile for windows (set and forget) as my needs are geared towards content and gaming. Overall a good monitor if you’re not too fussy and got this at a deal during Black Friday sales.

It's expensive most gpu doesn't provide native AAA games in 4k. Good for ide games. And normal streaming. Really love true black and pannel care. Great hz but tech is overall expansive the product is amazing but right now this pannel is not worth the price but it will in future that's why I gaven 5 start

I recently purchased this monitor and I have to say it was LIFE CHANGING how big the difference in quality was over my previous monitor, which was not a bad monitor on its own accord (27 inch, 1440p 240hz ASUS monitor) however it can not be overstated how big of a difference going from IPS or LCD to OLED is. The jump from 1440p to 4k is also as you would expect, a massive improvement visually. Most notably for me however is the difference in the quality of the colors, both vibrance and tone when utilizing the HDR feature of this monitor, the first time I booted up Crimson Desert and looked at the beautiful raytraced city lights during night time, the vibrant hues of red and orange and visibly brighter areas on the screen, I knew that my purchase was not one I was going to regret. It is a relatively huge 32 inch monitor with a chunky but stable base which admittedly takes up a lot of space on the desk. This can be mitigated if you use a monitor arm or wall mount of course but I don't mind it sitting on the stand as I have a decent amount of space on my desk. You can also adjust a LOT of features on this monitor, color profiles for different activities, peak brightness for the pixels, refresh rate, variable refresh rate on games that support it, and a ton of other features that I'm sure some other enthusiasts really get into but as a simple man who likes playing games, I was truly just blown away at how good the Premium Color preset looked for all of my games combined with HDR turned on. Not too hard to use but definitely kind of fidgety with the knob to change your settings but these are all completely insignificant compared to the insane quality jump that you will get if you don't already have an OLED 4k, looking at it for the first time will genuinely make you go "I regret not having swapped to this sooner" despite the admittedly crazy price tag attached. At least know if you are willing to pay this much money for something, it is VERY good.

The 321URX is probably the most balanced choice for anyone in the market for a 32" 4K OLED monitor. Within the group of newly launched QD-OLED monitors, the MSI is the most reasonably priced and has almost all the features the competition has minus one or two (BFI, DP2.1 UHBR30). Overall the build is very good. The monitor is quite thin and the design is very sleek. I typically am not a fan of RGB but it's subdued enough on the back where I don't find it obnoxious. Port selection is good with one DP1.4a and two HDMI 2.1 for video. I wish the monitor had optical out but instead it has 3.5mm audio out. Note the monitor does not come with a DP cable included. It does come shipped in the retail box but the box itself is quite sturdy. The Styrofoam padding does not flake and leave a mess everywhere which is a huge plus. The included accessories are quite barebones though at only the base/stand, power cable, HDMI and USB uplink cable. This is my 4th OLED monitor, replacing a 27" 1440p 240Hz WOLED. The glossy-like coating is much better and the QD-OLED panel handles reflections very well. My setup is next to a window and it is still very usable. The base of the stand is quite large and I would suggest using a monitor arm to save on desk space. Out of the box the unit is very bright and easily impresses. I personally dialed it back down slightly because I can generally control the lighting around my set up. As an OLED monitor, the 321URX has amazing blacks and extremely fast response times. If you have a set up that can run 4K at any fps greater than 60, this monitor will not disappoint. The color accuracy out of the box is good, not perfect but most people will be more than happy. TL;DR This is best balanced QD-OLED monitor of the bunch. Priced just right with just enough features.