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After trying three other displays, I found this one to have pretty much everything I was looking for in a display for photo editing. Most important for me was being able to edit my raw files in Adobe RGB.

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.

Great Size for price 250hz stand doesnt take place

| ✅ POSITIVES | | OLED IMAGE QUALITY | The biggest difference for me is going from matte IPS to OLED. The contrast, blacks, and overall image quality are on another level. | GLOSSY COATING & CURVE | I was worried that the curved screen combined with the glossy coating would be annoying, especially in a lit room. It turns out to be a complete non-issue. Even with the lights on, I barely notice reflections. Level1Techs mentioned that this monitor was extremely glossy, even glossier than a TV. In my experience, the anti-reflective coating is insanely good. Compared to the glossy VA panel on my old PlayStation 3D TV, the MSI is on another level. | HDR | I've never been a big fan of HDR until experiencing it properly on a real HDR-capable display. It's insanely good and definitely changed my opinion of HDR. | PIXEL FRINGING & BANDING | Pixel fringing is essentially nonexistent to my eyes, and I haven't noticed any noticeable banding either. These were both concerns I had before switching to an OLED monitor, but in actual use, neither has been an issue. | 110 PPI | The ~110 PPI is a great sweet spot. Everything looks sharp without being as demanding on the GPU as 4K. | ULTRAWIDE | Ultrawide is simply more immersive. Once you get used to the extra horizontal space, going back to 16:9 feels restrictive. | REFRESH RATE & MOTION CLARITY | The 360Hz refresh rate is great, although my expectations may have been a little too high. I can feel the difference compared to 144Hz, but 144Hz is still very good. What really impressed me is the motion clarity. The combination of OLED's extremely fast pixel response and high refresh rate is beyond what I expected. | FAST PIXEL CLEANING | The pixel-cleaning process is surprisingly fast and doesn't feel intrusive.

Amazing color/brightness. Awesome height adjustment range. >60hz refresh rate.

- easy setup - handles large monitors - wide horizontal and vertical range of motion - two mounting options

Vivid colors, no screen tearing and ease of use/setup

Just recently got me 5080 and needed no peripherals to actually use it to the fullest. In game this looks amazing the color is a huge change from the ASUS VG monitors I have.

Only had it a few days now, but great crisp colors. big screen, fast response time. great setting options. fantastic for the price

It's two 27" 2560x1440 monitors sewn together with no seem which is what I always wanted since I first upgraded to 2-27" 1440p 16:9 monitors. Maintains the PPI of said 27". It is just amazing and has replaced my 34" 3440x1440 Alienware. It too is great but is now on my 2nd gaming rig. It didn't cost as much as the Samsung G9.

Multiple ways you can set it up. Have by the monitors where you type with a USB extender. Or place it inside your case for aesthetics. This took some rigmarole to get done.

For the size, refresh rate, and latency, this is probably one of the best value monitors out there. Purchased 5 of these and no problems with any of them.

Easy to set up. Adjustable height and angle stand.

- Easy to setup - Comes with 1440p and 2160p option - You do need a capable HDMI cable for it to output 120~144hz refresh rate - Eggcelent price/hardware ratio - No issues so far