MSI G321CU, 32" Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160 (UHD), VA, 144Hz, FreeSync Premium, HDR Ready, HDMI, Displayport, Tilt,Black

I bought two of these during the most recent sale after an exhausting amount of research for monitors. I was specifically hunting for something with these exact specs for work and gaming. It's very difficult to find a decent 4k / 144hz monitor at this pricepoint; the next best is easily twice the price.I managed to set them up to test a day after they were delivered. So far, they look great. No dead pixels, no visible issues, nice and clear images, not a scratch from shipping (which is wild, all things considered.) It took a bit of fiddling with the settings to get the colors and brightness to my liking, but it was easier to calibrate once I figured out how the joystick in the back worked.It came with instructions on how to mount, but that's about it. A quick Google search got the manual. Not a big problem.The monitors weigh about 13-14lbs each, which I don't think I saw listed here. It's important if you plan to mount these on arms like I did (the ones I have go up to 20 lbs).So far, I am very happy with these. The slim borders are nice. I haven't had a chance to try gaming yet, but I will update this to include any notes should it bear mentioning.

Honestly I’m very pleasantly surprised I actually really like this monitor I went from 27inch ips display to this va panel and so far no regrets it’s bigger and honestly more clearer then the ips panel which was way to bright and way to sharp like over baring sharp and caused me a lot of eye strain and headaches. I took some pictures a some games so you guys can see the colors and vibrancy which will of course vary from person to person the only downside was there’s no black level corrector so some areas do look brighter then others but oh well. So far I have had no dead pixels and no cracks across the screen so that’s good since I was kinda skeptical about this monitor do to some of the review I read where it showed this monitor severely damaged. And honestly 379$ for this monitor is a steal I wish I would have bought this instead of my old one back then.Update:6 months of owning this monitor and so far nothing strange has happened it still looks really good so far no dead pixels and still holding colors really well the back light to some people could be annoying now with that being said I come from an IPS monitor with the same issue does this bother me no you don’t notice it when you play games and I don’t see it in black screens when gaming only when starting my pc for the day. I always dislike when configuration settings aren’t shared so I’ll post my monitor config below with the only settings touched.GamingGame mode:RTSResponse time:fastProfessionalPro mode:movieImageBrightness:65Contrast:70Sharpness:3Color temp customized:R:66 G:66 B:66The rest of the setting I tweaked in nvidia control panels desktop color settingsBrightness:47Contrast:55Gamma:1.00Digital vibrance:60Hue:0The latest game I’m playing is hades and ghost of Tsushima I posted a picture of how it looks with these settings

This monitor caught my eye while I was looking at multiple monitors, and so I bought it for myself. It has good contrast. The slight 1500R curvature is super nice on the eyes, it's perfect for the 16:9 ratio. I haven't got 144hz to work yet, since you need to also purchase a displayport 1.4 cable which it doesn't come with, but so far it's been running very nice.This monitor is known for having backlight bleed though, which my model definitely has. It's barely noticable, only when viewing black.

I bought this monitor for my PC because I just upgraded to a 4080 Super and 7800X3D. I have only had it for two days so far but that was all the time I needed to write this.This monitor is the best value 4K 144hz 32in monitor money can buy right now. Yes, it is not the best of the best, but for what you are paying you’re not gonna find a better value period. I was worried after reading about VA panel ghosting/smearing but I can honestly say as someone who has only owned IPS in the past that it really isn’t even noticeable on this monitor.The screen is bright enough, and while the HDR on this monitor is not true HDR, you can’t really ask for much more at this price point. I only subtract one star because to me the colors are a bit wonky, kind of blueish? I possibly need to just adjust the colors some, but the monitor does look good regardless don’t let that steer you away. I also wish the panel was flat instead of curved, but Im sure I will get used to it.Overall, if you are looking for a larger 4k monitor with a high refresh rate on a budget I would highly recommend this monitor! Anything else in this price range is easily 100-200 more and not gonna be much better anyways.

Was weary with a curved being it is my first one and i wanted to upgrade to 4k and this intrigued me since i had the 1080 msi and i was happy and im glad i did the picture is clear and crisp color is great and gaming is awesome!! would absolutely suggest if your not looking to spend a arm and a leg this is a good deal ! shipped quick and nice on amazons end no hassle.

Looks great so far, and no dead pixels - my biggest fear when buying a monitor.I notice that this monitor is a bit dim because I have to set the brightness and contrast to 70, compared to other monitors where I set to 40 and 70 would be too bright. But, since I am still able to find a brightness level that works for me, I like it.Picture quality looks good so far, but given that I am coming from a 27" 1440 144hz monitor, it should look better.The included stand does not lift - it only tilts. On first usage it is somewhat awkward because the taskbar is much lower than I am used to (on 27" monitor). The top of the monitor is at a good height so for me tilt only is not a big demerit.