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HDR. I admit I did not understand what it was, and I had no idea what I was missing out on. You would think it would make games more challenging, not being able to see anything in the pitch blackness of dark environments but my experience is that this was the opposite. The immediate and obvious contrast of the tiniest glint of metal in dark and foggy forests was as real and crisp as it gets. That's a tangible performance advantage in competitive games. Yes, please. 32" curved. I could not compromise here. I needed both. Demands met. No complaints. The wide and hefty base has a spring-loaded friction tensioned column that mounts the monitor to a VESA plate adapted to a pivot arm at the top of the column. It is perfectly tuned against the monitor's weight, and this allows you to freely adjust the height and angle of the monitor without tools, and with just a gentle nudge at the top or bottom. 4k @ 160 Hz for $400. That's what really sold me this monitor. I just didn't expect to be so amazed by the picture quality.

- good colors out of the box, great colors after tweaking user-customizable settings - great motion performance with plenty of settings to fine-tune the image to user preference - OSD is feature-rich and easy to navigate - great I/O selection (1x DP 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x 3.5mm)

Bright. Colorful. Good black levels on contrast. Nice quality for the price.

Incredible clarity and response times, going from a dual mode 160hz 4k / 360hz 1080 it feels almost like cheating.

- it works - it's powerful enough to play basically every game at least on low - Silent

Sharp details. Great PPI

Lightweight. Simple to set up.

Purchase 3 units to replace a 49" Samsung ultrawide on my racing simulator. Requirements were IPS, QHD, 1ms, 180 to 240hz and the inclusion of quality stands. At 209.00cnd dollars a piece, these were the cheapest monitors that met my requirements from any vendor, Closest was an ASUS model on promotion at The giant wahrehouse that scans my membership card... this even even adding in the 29.00 three year warranty through Newegg. Also the Giant warehouse does not offer extended warranty on monitors like they do on appliances. I Received all 3 via Purolaror, packaging was in mint condition, despite not being double boxed, which surprised me somewhat. Many have reported dead or frozen pixels, so to make sure. I removed each display section from the carton and immediately tested them for dead pixels, frozen pixels and bleed and all three passed TC's quality control. Also took the 3 year warranty coverage for 29.00 a piced.

I am a little older than your normal user say (a little north of 70). There was not one problem with the MSI monitor. It sure makes reading E-mail and anything much easer. I had a 24 inch and there is a big improvement.

- Terrifically priced - Easy setup - Great viewing angles - Amazing colors

Great color, Nice stand . 165hz refresh rate, burn in protection 3 yrs

Gorgeous display so many pixels. 4k is amazing on 27inch @240hz and OLED Text clarity is insane.

Crispy visuals Great response time Great colors

There is one review of this monitor on YouTube thats Monitors Unboxed. This monitor is simply gorgeous. The blacks and colors are so vibrant. It does blow my previous 27 IPS out of the water. This has a 240 refresh rate as well. Just wish I had a gpu that could push frames that high. This also had a KVM built in as well as powered usb c. The audio output is a bit low through the headphone jack so I went direct audio output from my pc. Did I mention this was 34 ultrawide? Beautiful width and a slight curve.

HDR, 2k, Price

Sharp image, hi def for gaming

Sleek design and doesn't take up much space since it's not so bulky or heavy. Making changes on the monitor's screen once setup is fairly simple and easy to understand. Able to be tilted up for those who need a really up close view, and a nice little spot in the back to keep the wires nice and orderly. Setup is fairly easy and simple, simply attach the included parts together.