Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Monitor is amazing and I will never go back from OLED. The large 32" size is great for gaming and media. Easy to set up and get the right color calibration. Menu and software have great features over the competitors. Overall amazing product and would recommend to others.

Beautiful monitor. I was specifically looking for a monitor with the same color, clarity, and semi-gloss finish as a MacBook Pro/Air display and this checked the boxes for me. The reviews speak for itself. Great color, vibrancy, and I/O (KVM).

This is my first 4k and first oled monitor. Pictures don't do it justice, the image is just jaw dropping. The blacks are just BLACK. The 4k image is incredible as well, I was grinning like an idiot just looking at my desktop and games in such a high quality and dark image. I was worried that raised black levels in bright environments would ruin the image for me, but the black levels stay black unless you are directly pointing a flash light at the monitor. This was definitely a worthwhile upgrade to, not just gaming, but to the pc experience as a whole. Really incredible monitor. If you get the monitor, be sure to get a high quality dp cable and update firmware, drivers, etc.

The MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED delivers impressive performance and visuals for a bit less money than its two direct competitors, making it an excellent runner-up premium gaming monitor

Received the monitor early from the estimated ETA day. Went and picked it up right away and instantly could see how much of a difference in size it was compared to my current monitors. Did a YouTube search of HDR video with HDR turned on my monitor and lights off and WOW. I could see what a huge game changer this would be for me. I absolutely love this monitor and it was really easy to set up for me. Just hooked onto my arms and it was ready to go. Not to mention, the packaging of the box was well done. No brainer of a choice!

Amazing screen! Very pleased with the purchase. Great for video editing (Mac Mini M4 Pro) and thunderbolt 5 capabilities are *chefs kiss*

The only thing I don’t like about this monitor is it doesn’t have volume control. It very loud playing my xbox x just using my headphones connected to this monitor.so far every thing aboyt this monitor is great.

Awesome monitor, if you don’t care for the dual mode of the other qd-oled monitors this one I’d definitely the best you can get.

I used OLED tvs before for gaming these last few years but just picked this up and the 32” is the perfect size and everything is so crispy. It looked great right out the box without having to mess with any settings. It’s not just good for the amazing visuals but the response time is incredible. Especially for someone like me who enjoys sports games where quick reflexes is crucial. I fully recommend this monitor 100%!

My eyes are aglow from this beautiful monitor. Its bright and colorful with perfect blacks. 4k and 240hz as well. You really cant go wrong with it!

This thing has amazing colors. I have been using the MSI 27" QDOLED but I wanted bigger. This thing has amazing specs for the price point. Nice having the extra ports on the back.

This picture is awesome and so much fun playing games!

It looks phenomenal couldnt ask for much better!!.

On paper, the spec sheet for this monitor is ludicrous. 4K, 240hz refresh rate, QD-OLED, fanless design, KVM, 90 W power delivery, 3 year burn-in warranty. I know this is an overused expression, but I genuinely think that this monitor has no compromises. The KVM and 90W power delivery are particularly nice to have as someone who intends to work and play on this monitor. I can plug my macbook in, and it will charge and project it onto the monitor. And due to the KVM, the peripherals will seamlessly work and switch between the macbook and my desktop. Plus its always nice to have two free USB ports on my computer. If anyone is up in the air of getting a QD-OLED, I'll say that I was just like you. But that all changed the second I fired up a game (Ori and the Will of Wisps). I had my IPS panel next to the monitor and when I compared the two panels, I was flabbergasted. Its quite astonishing how fuzzy and bloomy IPS is. As a long-time IPS user, I never learned to really appreciate blacks or darker hues. But this monitor gave me a new sense of appreciation. Blacks look so much more complex. They are no longer a grayish blob, but a deep void that hides all sorts of detail. It's fun looking at shadows and corners and seeing the intricacies. Makes me wanna replay all the old games I've played that I think will benefit from OLED. One such game is Plague Tale Requiem. As a final note, I will say, upgrading your monitor to the MPG321URX is equivocal to upgrading from an HDD to a M.2 SSD in terms of displays. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed. PSA: The attached review images got a little compressed as I was migrating them from my phone to my computer. It looks even better in person.

This monitor is one of several 3rd gen QD-OLED displays that have hit the market in the coveted 4k 32 inch form factor. Coming from an inexpensive QHD IPS panel, the display is a joy to behold. Comparing it to my old monitor side by side, the uneven backlight bleed and greyish blacks are downright ugly. True HDR displays are something else! All of this for 250-350 dollars less than it's peers makes this an easy recommendation over the others, and I fully recommend this monitor to anyone interested in a display upgrade. Pros: - Impressive contrast ratio and color calibration. (I have been using the srgb mode in SDR and the user mode for HDR with impressive results) - Very good motion clarity due to the 240hz oled panel - color fringing mentioned by others on 1440p models not noticeable to me with the higher ppi on this monitor - comprehensive suite of burn in prevention tools and a 3 year burn in warranty for peace of mind - KVM and 90w PD make hooking up a laptop alongside my desktop extremely convenient - firmware update-able - competitively priced! Cons: - VRR flicker is noticeable, especially on menus when you aren't hitting a preset frame limit or able to push the full 240hz refresh rate of the monitor if you don't set a frame cap - At the time of review, the EOTF tracking on the peak 1000 HDR mode leads to mid luminance values being darker than they should, and sometimes darker than the nominally lower brightness true black 400 mode. This should be fixable with a firmware update so I this should be a temporary problem - At the time of review, the monitor doesn't remember your profiles set for HDR and SDR content separately, meaning you have to fiddle with some settings every time you switch between the 2 if you prefer an sRGB clamp for accurate SDR content. Luckily this should be fixable via firmware update, and even without that it is relatively quick to change the settings in the gaming intelligence app

Great colors, fast refresh rate, incredibly quick response times. It's hard to find if there is any blur being produced by the monitor and professional reviewers will agree. The OLED panel care options are also sophisticated and it's convenient to be able to control the monitor in software instead of needing to use controls built into the panel alone. While most things are great, this panel is still OLED and still suffers from VRR flicker. While it's not that bad or noticeable above 120Hz, anywhere below that with dimmer scenes will be noticeable and jarring. This being a 4K panel will also make this fairly common in many gaming scenarios. There is also an issue where with the 'right' settings configured in the panel, if you are using the panel in KVM mode over USB C, the panel goes inactive or into sleep mode, and then you remove the type C cable before switching inputs, then it sort of gets stuck in USB C input as it's quite difficult to get the input selection back up without some display output

This monitor is really something special. It is exactly what I was looking for and at a fair price against the competition. I like the built in KVM the premium and sleek build that is not very gamer designed. It has excellent color calibration out of the box and works for both gaming and productivity work. I love how many inputs it has and especially that it has a usb c with display port to use with my MacBook. The only downside I can come up with is availability as it took me 2 months to get one, and that it isn’t the greatest in bright rooms because of the display coating. But it works as intended and has a very long warranty which I am very excited about. I don’t think I will need to upgrade for several years now. There is one other thing, when connected to a MacBook it causes the display to wake up every 20ish mins and I can’t seem to figure out how to stop it from doing that without turning it off every time I am finished, or turning off auto scan.

I've been waiting for a 32" 4K OLED monitor which I can use for both work and gaming for a long time. It checks all boxes for me: - QD-OLED display provides inky blacks and vibrant colors. You can choose from wider gamut for gaming or pre-calibrated sRGB for work - Monitor is much brighter than previous generation 27/34" oled monitors - High refresh rate 240Hz provides smoothness and immediate response time in games - High ppi (140) is good for MacOS and Windows productive tasks. - Color fringing is not noticeable at all. So text is nice and clear thanks to this and high PPI - Built in KVM with an auto switch when the video source is changed. This is the best implementation among all available OLED monitors right now. You have to manually switch KVM input in Asus for example. - USB-C video input with 90w power delivery is great for work laptops - Advanced OLED care options with taskbar and window borders detection eases worries about burn-in while working. P.S. MPG 321 URX DOES support firmware updates and one was published today (2/27/24)

After weeks of trying to get this monitor I was finally able to get it from Best Buy and I'm glad I did. It defiantly helps that this is the cheapest QD-OLED on the market right now. This as my main selling point when looking for a new monitor. I upgraded from a 27' IPS 1440p monitor and this one just blows it out of the water. This is my first time ever only a large format OLED display and I'm sorry I didn't get one soon. The way the colors just pop is amazing and the blacks are so inky. 240hz is nice for all my gaming needs. Also like that adaptive sync works with my Xbox. The KVM is also a nice extra that comes in handy when I need it. Defiantly is the monitor to get if you're looking for something new or an upgrade.

This monitor is stunning. The colors pop, blacks looks amazing and the display gets bright. Its also super smooth thanks to the 240hz refresh rate. I would definitely recommend this, the price is also amazing since its one of the cheapest 32 inch oleds. I would definitely recommend this to anybody looking at one of these monitors. It also has a really good 3 year no burn in warranty by MSI so theres nothing to worry about!