MSI - MAG321UPXQDOLED 32" OLED UHD 240Hz 0.03ms FreeSyncPremium Gaming Monitor with HDR400 (DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C) - Black

I got this monitor but didnt now know it didnt take firmware updates which is why Ingave 4 stars but the monitor is fantasics ans beautiful. Inhad rhe Alien ware 3225QF 4k monitor ans i can not tell a difference in picture quality or motion both are fantastic monitors. Juat wish this would do firmware updates and would be 5 stars!

This is the best value 4K QD-OLED monitor there is! If the firmware was able to be updated like the slightly more expensive MPG321URX model then it would be perfect. The minor issues that the MAG model currently has that would easily be resolved with a firmware update are that the color profiles are not separate between SDR and HDR, and the monitor powers off after performing a panel refresh rather than returning to standby mode. Other than those two minor issues, this monitor offers the superb performance that is on par with more expensive QD-OLED offerings without breaking the bank.

I enjoy this monitor more than I originally thought. 32 inches really is a good size to do content creation work on and the color accuracy of this monitor is amazing for video editing. I love its sleek understated look, because I really do hate monitors that scream gaming. It has excellent brightness and perfect viewing angles since it is oled. I also really enjoy that it is not matte so it doesn’t affect the content being displayed or cause any sort of image degradation. The stand has great adjustability and really is sleek being all black without lights and large branding. You cannot go wrong with this monitor as it is the cheapest of the new 4k qd-oled monitors.

Absolutely phenomenal image quality. Having had a high end IPS monitor the last couple of years, I'm still shocked at how much of an improvement a QD-OLED panel is compared to that, namely in color reproduction and those inky blacks. HDR games look incredible at "Peak 1000" setting, though "HDR400" gives you more consistent brightness. The glossy coating on the panel also helps keep blacks dark if you can properly manage light sources behind you. If you have a GPU that can support it, 4K@240Hz is unbelievable with its motion clarity. It really feels like a major step up from my old 144Hz panel. Definitely an endgame monitor here!

Came from a 1440p display. I first had the aw3225qf but will be returning it since receiving this monitor. Apart from the firmware updates being the only negative this thing checks all the boxes.

I am aware of the no firmware updates. Monitor is really nice so far looks good, no problems as far as i can tell. Ya, the firmware decision by MSI is dumb but we have heard that before and it turned out to be a lie anyway, talking to you AW3423DW. I do believe that MSI, if they wanted to, could easily push updates out if push back is great enough but thats why I buy from bestbuy. If the firmware turnsout to be a massive issue geeksquad is the best overall investment. Pretty sure MSI wont care if I or another consumer complains but if bestbuy complains because there are so many returns/warranty claims/instore RMA’s and what not then tou will see things change. That all said the monitor is pretty great and doesnt have all the useless nonsense like RGB or the KVM switch that woupdnt auto switch via display input anyway so who cares

I purchased the PG32UCDM originally, but was able to pick this one up for $500 less after tax. After using both monitors, I returned the PG32UCDM. This monitor for the price is a fantastic deal, and does 90% of what the competition does for a fraction of the price. Giving 4 stars because no firmware updates is a joke for a company to market at this price, but oh well. Grab the warranty to give yourself peace of mind in case issues were to occur in the future.

I would love to have the MPG model but more for the cosmetic aluminum chin and the AI features, and the firmware is a bonus, of course, but to be honest, this monitor doesnt need a firmware update. It works percect out of the box like 99% of monitors should. It's bright, its rich, its colorful and looks absolutely stunning. Im coming from an ultrawide oled, and this is replacing it. Im so happy qith my purchase. The DSC issue is fornsure a problem with DP1.4, but i used the extra tv plugged in trick i leaked from others with the alienware 32-inch model to get around it. You can set your custom resolutions on the tv secondary and it will save and you can select those resolutions on the msi and disconnect the tv. They save and you dont have to do this again. I was able to set up a 3840x1600 ultrawide resolutions as well as the custom 27inch and 24 inch that the asus oled feature has giving me the aspect control mode for a 1300 monitor but at $850. This thing is just incredible!