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Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars with 52 reviews
ReneS Posted
Great monitor! It was basically plug-and-play with no hassle. The build quality feels premium, the picture is beautiful, and everything runs smoothly. I’m really enjoying it and would definitely recommend it.
Ariel Posted
The product is overcoming my expectations Best buy is 100% recommended if you wanna get something thecnological and the costumer service was amazing
Lher86 Posted
Went from 32 inch oled ultra wide to this 4k monitor and wish i would have done it earlier. If you are looking for a good oled monitor, you could do alot worse. For the price you cant beat it.
ALEX Posted
This is my first OLED monitor, and I can not stop looking at it. The colors are very vibrant and the contrast is great. The menu is easy to navigate and the HDR is amazing.
ABRAHAM Posted
Literally love everything about the monitor..screen is too big for me but thats just me..everything else is just 10/10 i use it mostly for a ps5..God of war Ragnarok looks unreal in this monitor
JUNH Posted
I’m really impressed with this monitor. The 4K resolution looks incredibly sharp, and the QD-OLED panel makes the colors and contrast look amazing. The 240Hz refresh rate also makes gaming feel extremely smooth, especially in fast-paced games. The response time is excellent and I haven’t noticed any distracting ghosting. HDR content looks great as well. Overall, this is an excellent gaming monitor and a great match for a high-end GPU. Very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend it.
JOHNL Posted
I bought this to play 4k games (mostly adventure RPGs but some action) in a room without direct sunlight, and it works marvelously… with one major caveat. Motion clarity is the main strength of OLEDs, and this one is no exception. You could read the slogans off of t-shirts on assassins backflipping away from explosions. 240hz works like a dream, though honestly anything above 180hz, and I can’t tell the difference. It does use display stream compression, which is sort of like the difference between looking at a very large JPG and a TGA... only less so. You can always turn it off if you ever notice it (which would limit you to 165hz), but I never did. Now for the caveat. The firmware that comes on this is “look good in the store” firmware. You can and should update it immediately (it’s easy). Out of the box, the blacks are crushed and the colors are over saturated, especially in SDR. And there’s no way to correct it on the monitor. It really needs saturation and gamma controls. But update firmware, and the problems go away. And the newest firmware comes with “EOTF Boost” mode for HDR, which dynamically adjusts the HDR depending on the content on the screen. It’s best used when a game isn’t well calibrated for HDR, but then it makes a huge difference. A few hints: In Windows, you can toggle HDR on and off with Win+Alt+B You can use the nvidia app (or AMD) to adjust the gamma and saturation. Gamma can be used to keep dark objects from looking all black. The firmware updates over the standard DP cable, so you don’t need to plug in USB. There’s no KVM on this, so if you need one, don’t get it. For everyone else you’re not paying for a feature you’re never going to use. Better panel tech does exist, both True-Black-500 panels, and Tandem OLEDs. Thing is, both are stupidly expensive, and only marginally better IMHO. And as with all OLEDs, there is the chance of monitor burn in, so if you’re going to use this primarily for text, or if you play only one game, it might burn in… a bit… in a few years. If that really bothers you maybe look for a mini-led… but it won’t have as good a picture quality. Textwise, this uses a triangular subpixel. While technically, it’s not quite as sharp as an IPS monitor, I have mine sitting right next to one and I can’t tell the difference… I don’t think. I never did figure out if there is a difference between this and the usually more expensive 321UPX. But mine just said 321UPX on the box (and 321UPXB on the label. So I’m not sure.) BTW in 321UPX… 32 is the size 32”. 1 means it uses DisplayPort 1.4. (If it were a 2 like in 322UPX, it wouldn’t need display stream compression) UP has to do with the panel used. And X means it’ll do 240hz. (That fact that there is no C in the name means that it’s not curved.) Anyway, the monitor looks great and it’s the very best price to performance.
Ryan Posted
Simply stunning. Incredible display. I have never seen games and media look so good. The colors look great. Love how thin it is as well. Well worth the price!
YanJaviel Posted
I'm extremely happy with this MSI OLED monitor. The image quality is incredible, with deep blacks, vibrant colors, and excellent contrast. Everything looks sharp and smooth, especially while gaming. The high refresh rate makes a noticeable difference, and the response time is outstanding. The build quality feels premium, the setup was simple, and the menu is easy to navigate. It has completely exceeded my expectations and has been a fantastic upgrade to my setup. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a high-end gaming monitor.
AUSTINK Posted
Works well just a little bigger than id like. If it was avaliable curved id be much happier but as it is its great just bit what inwas looking for
Jash Posted
Works as intended, color scale is very accurate and looks wonderful. HDR is immaculate on it.
CHADG Posted
Excellent monitor for gaming with 240hz. If you need lighting, kvm switch, and usb charging the model go with is the other model Msi mpg 321urx.
EzzeKillz Posted
I have purchased alot of monitors and a lot of them have been very disappointing and small in size, 27" and lower. This monitor is 32", 240hz, QD-OLED, with HDR (True 400 & Peak 1000 nits) and flat. It also doesn't come with the external power brick, just a power cable, love that!. Besides my LG C1 smart tv, this monitor makes my games look amazing and very immersive! Been really enjoying it so far!
StevenK Posted
Great design, amazing picture and got it on sale for a good price, I recommend.
DAWSONH Posted
great colors and clear picture. Definitely worth the price, 4k all the way.
Manny Posted
Forever I was hesitant to get an OLED monitor. They were always so expensive and I feared the dreaded screen burn-in, but after owning a OLED tv for the last year or so, I decided that the time had come. I am a bit of an LG fanboy because I have had such great experience with their monitors and TVs. Unfortunately, I could not find a suitable LG monitor within my price point. Then I found the MSI 321UPX, which if I am not mistaken, uses an LG panel. It clearly is not the greatest at everything and is missing some key features from the URX version, but I did not need many of those other things. Every review praised it for its competitive price point and features. I happened to score it at $599.99 after BestBuy gave me a post-purchase price match. I am very happy with the purchase, especially now that this seems to have been discontinued in favor for the new version.
RickieS Posted
Very nice monitor. Amazing screen quality makes games and video look much better than my LED display. Love the smoothness of my games. The option that displays the framerate on screen was a pleasant surpise. I can easily see the performance when switching between games and multiple streaming apps. Build quality is superb. Monitor is sturdy and weighs more than expected. They truly packed a lot of tech into this things!! Wish it had built in speakers but I would probably be ripping MSI off if it had them at this price. Bought desktop speakers and the sound quality when connecting through the monitor is great. Monitor supports options for aux and USB-C. Best buy I've made in a while. No pun intended.
Marcin Posted
I just want to start off that I upgraded from an MSI MAG 323UPF, 4k 160Hz 32" IPS Monitor, which was enough for my gaming needs to be honest, really good monitor. Now comes the MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED panel which I found at a discounted price, and decided to get it, just couldn't pass up this deal. The QD-OLED monitor delivers really nice colors and true blacks with high peak brightness. With a 240Hz refresh rate and near-instant response times (0.03), gaming feels really responsive. I have only played a few games since getting the monitor, but this Monitor is truly amazing, I would highly recommend it. Now I use the 323UPF for streaming/browsing, and 321UPX for gaming only. Thanks to MSI for making these amazing products (monitors, gpus etc), and also happy 40th anniversary to everyone at MSI.
DALTONJ Posted
It's a decent monitor for the price. I really like the glossy screen but it does seem like its easily scratchable. I did have issues with scratches on the first one that I got which I was able to easily return and get a replacement. I definitely recommend updating the firmware of the monitor when you first get it because the older versions can have some features missing. I think mine came with FW.108 and the newest version is FW.118. Its very easy to update, all you need is the DisplayPort cable and a computer. I would definitely recommend this monitor. other than the scratches on the first monitor and the slightly older firmware, I've had no issues.
knerps82 Posted
Picked up this Product same day,will start by mentioning i have only Good things to say.This item is Excellent in all Areas,might be early to mention but i honestly believe i need to.Have this gaming Monitor for about 17 days to date,Purchased in June.This a far better than Expected Colors are Great,Visual,Text, Great,no issues.Done a lot of Home work as many have am sure .Should have done this Long Ago.Price was Good, i notice at this time its up a bit but not much,anyone out there thinking pondering on this item it there for the grabbing.Could not believe how much some of the others are going for specially when the new breed of Monitors are coming out soon,that's another reason i went for it, get tired of playing the consumer game, they are trying to get as much as they can most have already climb higher.Playing with a AMD 9700X cpu/ 4070 Super/ more than enough for this Monitor to do its thing.Warranty must have 4 yr geek squad they send out and return then pick up and game your behind off.