MSI MAG 271QPX QD-OLED 27" OLED QHD 360Hz 0.03ms FreeSync Premium Gaming Monitor with HD R400

I purchased the monitor during Black Friday for a great price! I chose this monitor because I appreciate the quality build of the MSI brand. I previously owned the MSI Optix G27C5, a 1080p / 165 Hz monitor.I recently upgraded my PC build so I wanted a monitor to match its power. I was not disappointed with the MSI 271 QPX OLED. This monitor looks like a mirror when it is off because of its glossiness. Compared to my previous monitor, the icon / text sizes were different because of the enhanced resolution. However, I resolved it by adjusting the scaling in the Windows “display” settings.The Pros:HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4240 Hz is visually smooth as expectedColors are greatText is clear and sharpOLED Care features to prevent burn-in3-year burn-in warrantyThe Cons:Not a curved screenThe stand is a bit bulky and can take up some desk space (VESA arm/mount can resolve this)Overall a great purchase with the quality, display resolution, and functions as expected. I would recommend this monitor.

The color accuracy is great and brightness level well above what is the minimum that I require. The refresh rate (240hz) is quite the bonus along with the response rate (0.03), but the true star is the contrast levels and the color's brightness. The software and navigation is quite comfortable and intuitive and MSI has enabled the use of updates for this model which helps further with color accuracy and other quality of life improvement. And talking about quality of life I suggest using MSI QOLED Care as much as possible to avoid burn-in and it takes just a couple of minutes every 4 hours which is reasonable.It is a great monitor and a really good upgrade from a VA panel, not as bright as the Mini Led but bright enough for 80 to 90% of the people and HDR is impressive thanks to the blacks and 0 bleeding, but it is not going to blind you for ever as miniled (I do enjoy the light blasts but compromises are necessary). If you can get it at a discount it probably one of the if not the best option out there for the price point.

I’ve wanted a new monitor for a while to take advantage of my gaming pc, and this MSI monitor delivers every aspect I desire. This MSI monitor is bright, vibrant, and has fantastic contrast. The glossy coating helps make images pop, unlike other OLED monitors I saw from Samsung and LG. I was worried I would miss the 4k resolution of my old IPS monitor, but I didn’t. The MAG 271QPX E2 blows my old IPS monitor out of the water, and it’s not even close. Response times are instant, and I immediately noticed that going from 60hz to 240hz was a massive leap in smoothness. Navigation through the menu was simple, and settings were easy to configure. This MSI monitor's ergonomics, design, and build quality are top-notch. Many people complained about text fringing, and while it exists, it is not as big of a deal as many people make it out to be; it’s still very sharp with its 1440p resolution. Another overblown complaint is the purple hue of QD-OLED, and unless you have very, VERY harsh lighting in your room, it’s essentially a non-issue when the monitor is on. In addition, I use this monitor with my Nintendo Switch, which makes playing games brand new again with this QD-OLED Panel. Overall, I highly recommend this monitor to anyone looking into an OLED monitor at a fair price; MSI is the way to go with its 3-year burn-in warranty.

This monitor has been exactly what I was looking for and is so far and away a better experience than my previous IPS monitor. In my eyes, this is the model to get if you are in the US and looking for an OLED that isn't completely absurd in price, i.e., those that cost $1200+. The higher framerate for games that I am able to reach while using 4k is only slightly noticeable from 165hz but it is noticeable. I would say that the near-instant response times from OLED are quite noticeable however and combined with the clarity that 4k provides in conjunction with the perfect contrast, the monitor plays MUCH BETTER.In single player games especially, the benefits of OLED are just so immersive and adds a new layer to games. Scenes that were once washed out, grey/blue tinged, and overly bright in general are now properly darkened and lit correctly. It really is something that needs to be seen in person in direct comparison to non-OLED tech. It is markedly different and just flat out fun.The only difference between this and the MPGURX is that the URX carries 90W power for charging stuff at your desk, while this one is at 15W. I have been using this plug for charging my phone at my desk and it is a really nice addition. I can see where I would enjoy the 90W version with the MPGURX but at the time, that model was out of stock and was about $100 more.The controls for picture quality and the settings you are quickly able to change to your liking are really easy to use. The burn-in protection features are really nice as well and not obstructive really at all. I have taskbar detection on, static icon on, pixel shift on, and run panel protect every 4-6 hours and have had nothing as far as burn-in goes.