I used the previous led model also 34” and 144hz refresh. Decided to switch to qled and immediately noticed the improved colors. Text is also clear for all day programming as i saw some reviews that said text is fuzzy. You have to use your own presets and not the simple built in settings. Gaming 10/10, media 10/10, programming or word processing 10/10. I have not calibrated specifics yet but so far love this monitor. Read more

Es muy bueno, pero no lo compren si tienen una Mac, siempre se verá como si estuviera borroso Read more

[EDIT AS OF 2024-03-16]: This monitor is now confirmed to use a GENERATION 1 QLED panel, updated with the burn-in protection from their GEN 2 QLED PANEL LINES. Because the descriptions provided from MSI are unclear, I will make it clear here. [END OF EDIT] Coming from an IPS (albeit a pretty good one; my main driver was my PG27UQ), words cannot describe how phenomenal OLED feels in comparison. I had read online that, with non-OLED monitors, you have never truly seen what black looks like, and I didn't quite understand until using this beauty. The curve is ideal, for me at least, at 34 inches. 3440x1440 can be upscaled with DLDSR to really push my 4090, and image quality is great (although not quite as good as native 4K). The responsiveness of OLED vs my previous monitors is also great. However, despite all these great things, there are 3 issues that prevent me from genuinely saying this is a 5 star product: 1) The product is described as having a "next gen QLED panel", which is somewhat misleading. There is lots of ongoing discussion right now about what panel exactly this uses; some MSI reps have been told that it is a 3rd gen QLED panel (same as their new flagship line products), while other reps have been told it is a 2nd gen. However, someone recently dove into the subject to take a picture of the subpixel layout after TFTCentral stated it must be a first gen panel, and discovered that TFTCentral may be right and that MSI is simply stating it is a "next gen panel" because of their implemented OLED Care 2.0. If this is the case, the only real differences (AFAIK) between this and their MEG342 are the OLED Care 2.0 (which IS very nice, although only time will tell how effective they are at preventing burn-in) and the fanless design. 2) It is not clearly stated and there also seems to be some miscommunication from MSI Reps online, but the OLED Care 2.0 functions DO NOT work with VRR enabled. While this doesn't personally bother me, because I have a hotkey bound to specifically toggle VRR when I want to play games, I do feel that the lack of transparency from MSI is what makes this product questionable. 3) The monitor is set to an OFF state (not standby) after it performs its mandatory "panel protect" feature. Without a firmware update, this panel protect feature will intrusively tell you (whether you are in-game or not) that you MUST perform the panel protect every 4 hours of use. However, after a promptly released firmware update (which I highly recommend doing immediately after purchase), you now have the option to get 16 hours of use before the mandatory warning. This means you can use your monitor for the day, turn off your PC, and it will perform the refresh, then you come back the next day with nothing to worry about. The (very minor) issue? After the refresh is performed, your monitor is set to off. So every day I come back and turn on my PC, I must also physically hit the button to turn on my monitor. All this to say, I am overall very happy with my purchase. Gen 1 or not, this is cheaper than their MEG C342, which is also a gen 1 panel, but with some significant upgrades (namely the fanless design and their OLED Care 2.0). I have never personally used an OLED monitor before this, so it is to be taken with a grain of salt, but everything from responsiveness, brightness (being able to swap between HDR True Black 400 and HDR 1000 is an interesting experience), colour quality, and physical design is just phenomenal. Even though it is 175Hz as opposed to many of the new 240Hz options, it feels significantly smoother than my 144Hz PG27UQ ever did. If you are looking for a budget friendly way to enter the world of OLED, and are open to the idea of an UW (I was looking to switch off my triple 27-inch setup, which was simply too much real estate for me), let me be the first review (at the time of writing this because there are literally 0 reviews on this product as of now) to say that this is a FANTASTIC option. Read more

BUT I wish I didn’t buy it and wait for the new MSI 4K OLED version 😄 Read more

الشاشة بطلة بكل ماتعنيه الكلمة من معنى التباين وجودة الالوان رهيب جدا نفس البانل المصنوعة من سامسونغ بشاشة جي8 الانحناء فيها مثالي عكس شاشة ال جي الي 34GS95QE الي الانحناء فيها زايد عن اللزوم وكذلك فيها فلتر ضد الانعكاس يؤثر على جودة الصورة ووضوح النص عكس هالشاشة الي فيها انعكاس شوي بس بالغرف متوسطة الاضاءة ممتازة والوضوح جبار والوان افضل من شاشة ال جي تنفع لمشاهدة المحتوى والتصفح وفيها تقنيات كثيرة للحفاظ على الشاشة وحمايتها من حرق البكسلات ولها تطبيق تتحكم بالشاشة وفي الالعاب سرعة استجابة وفريمات لايعلى عليه تمنيت لو الفريمات 240 لكن لابأس فعلا شاشات الاوليد راح تغيير منظورك مقارنة بالشاشات السابقة نوع IPS او VA وماراح تندم على التغيير Read more

I didnt expect that i was supprise it the best upgrade for the price 3rd gen is great Read more

Tengan cuidado con este producto, el monitor es bonito pero la calidad de su pantalla deja mucho que desear, además, en mi caso llegó con micro ralladuras y dos manchas de color verde en la pantalla, a pesar de que retiré el plástico protector, las manchas y las ralladuras están en el panel, solo se alcanza a apreciar si le da una luz de frente. Tengo una lámpara de noche justo atrás del monitor y si no fuera por esto, nunca me hubiera dado cuenta de esto, pésimo por MSI lo menos que uno espera es que productos de este rango de precio vengan sin ningún tipo de detalle. Read more