Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great monitor. Does exactly what I wanted it to do.

Great monitor, image quality is fantastic. Using with a macbook air and PS5.

A beautiful display with DP 2.1 support. Perfect for playing uncompressed 4k at 240hz using one of the new 50 series cards.

It is an excellent Monitor, the contrast and blacks are amazing. Displayport 2.1 is nice, and the HDR (true black 400 for now) works perfectly. The price is a bit too expensive, however.

Excellent picture, lightening fast responsiveness, MSI has outdone themselves with this monitor.

Very high end monitor and has rich colors and is worth getting.

Great monitor! much easier to read than my C1. Faster refresh rates!

best monitor ever does it all no issues work like intended very happy

I recently brought this monitor from the MSI store on the date of 3/04/2025, Brief background: This review is coming from someone who only had a 144hz TN panel 24' monitor from Acer. As someone who has never used anything larger than a 24' monitor, it's like watching a movie at home vs going to a movie theater. 4k and large enough create an immersive gaming experience guarantee. I love the image enhancement setting due to making blurry text more razor-sharp, and I only have it on "weak" setting. The 240 hz and low response time feel fluid and smooth in every game I played. Menu is user-friendly. The remarkable display delivers outstanding visuals due to the true blacks, the biggest difference versus my old monitor. Even if you don't play video games, surfing the web alone is worth the investment for me personally. Minor issues; DisplayPort 2.1 cable is short (due to the technology limitation), and no clear instruction of adjusting monitor height (I was scared of using force to move it at first). The RGB lighting on the back of the monitor should've been the dragon, comparing to the asus's eye logo of the same price range. I also don't like the preset "Premium Color" being used with the monitor when you first turn it on for the first time because it doesn't show the true colors of what other creators use in their act due to the high levels of saturation. Price is high.

The monitor is very thin and sturdy compared to the Alienware AW3423DW. The stand is ok and the assembly screw was making noises in the box which scared me a little. Once the box is opened, the monitor is packed very well and FedEx delivered this across the country with only some light scratches on the box. A protective film is placed over the screen to prevent scratches for this very heavy monitor. This is an expensive monitor but has some of the highest specs for it's size and panel type. As always QD OLEDs are amazing and coming from the Alienware, the colors, pixel arrangement, and speed are much better. This is a clear upgrade with DP 2.1 and my only 2 wishes are for better brightness (it's fine in a medium lit room) and the worry of burn in. Though to be honest I've been using the Alienware for almost 3 years now as a normal monitor (normal cycling backgrounds and no hidden taskbar) and there have been no issues. I hope to see the same from this monitor.

I purchased this monitor directly from the MSI website, and I just have to say, it's an incredible piece of tech. As of Q1 2025, this monitor is top-tier and ready for the next-gen Nvidia 50 series graphics cards, which helps explain the higher price tag. It features a QD OLED panel, which is expensive to produce but offers superb benefits, like incredibly fast response times, true black levels, and exceptional color accuracy. The 4K resolution and 240Hz refresh rate are fantastic as well. The high refresh rate makes gaming look absolutely amazing with ultra-smooth frames per second, providing an immersive experience. Additionally, the monitor comes with a DisplayPort 2.1 connector, which adds to the cost, but it’s worth it. At the moment, only Aorus has a competing product with DisplayPort 2.1, so this feature is still quite rare in monitors. The DisplayPort 2.1 supports the 80Gbps bandwidth, making it fully compatible with the upcoming Nvidia 50 series GPUs.

Purchased this via the MSI-US Store but I couldn't leave a review there. This display is sharp, has nice colors, and those inky blacks are awesome. Have not had any issues with dead pixels on arrival. 120Hz looks good but I would really like to bump it to 240Hz, I can't due to the included display port cable (info below). Plenty of nice OSD menu options to customize every aspect of the panel. I didn't touch any of the crosshairs or other gamer monitor features but they are there for anyone who wants them. One odd thing is the included display port 80GBPS cable is way to short. I know DP80 requires short lengths for the full bandwidth but it's unusable short. It is also the old style connector with a button latch and feels super cheap. It does do 4K240Hz 10bit HDR without DSC it's just way to short and cheap. The included HDMI cable doesn't feel as cheap and is long enough so I'm using that till I source another longer DP80 cable. Only other gripe is that the power supply clicks on and off, must be some sort of relay but anytime the screen turns back on it has a very loud click which gets a bit annoying.

There are only 2 32inch 4k 240hz qdoled dp2.1 monitor in us market. One is aorus fo32u2p and one is msi 322urx. I have both. They looks identical, both hdr back 4000 and peak 1000. But i prefer 322urx, bc of 322urx can manually disable dsc which is fantastic. I was lucky enough to get msi 5090 along with 322urx. So i dont want dsc active. Also get this monitor with discount price, just wonderful.

One of the highest rated oled gaming monitors per the RTINGS website. Will provide the best picture with display port 2.1. If you have a 50 series graphics card this is the one to get.

Same as the 321 model with upgraded displayport. Id wait for price to come down

This monitor is overpriced especially compared to other models, that are similar to this