MSI Full HD FreeSync Gaming Monitor 24 Curved non-Glare 1ms LED Wide Screen 1920 x 1080 144Hz Refresh Rate (Optix G24C)

Comes with a power cord an HDMI cord and a video cord.

This was exactly what I was expecting! This is the ideal monitor for someone who is looking to upgrade their visuals without breaking the bank, but still getting something good quality. I am a huge fan of the curved screen

The good : Its inexpensive, and gives you 144 hz with a Dual Link DVI or Display Port no problems. Can also get 120 hz if using Display Port or HDMI; Buttery smooth goodness. The bad : Text is fuzzy on this display; Its as if they are vibrating very slightly. Makes it a bit straining on the eyes and I can see it being really bad if used for long periods of time. If youre using this monitor strictly for gaming it will be a non-issue. Im comparing it to a BenQ I have which displays text wonderfully; though, sadly only 60 hz. The ugly : Ive had it for less than 30 minutes and Im already putting in the box and returning it. Ill eat the cost there. I cant justify keeping this when it strains my eyes, especially if Im potentially staring at it for hours at a time. I really wanted to like it, but it seems my first jump into a 144 hz monitor was a dud. Probably should see these in person before making a purchase. Edit : Further research suggests that its not necessarily the VA panel itself, but rather theyre specifically Samsung VA panels. Its due to a way the text is displayed. Oh wells.

It was a gift.

I picked up two g24c and i was expecting them to be.. okay. but honestly im really blown away by them. for ~$200 these are a hell of a deal. no dead pixels on arrival. if youre sitting on the fence bc there are a couple reviews that make you unsure I strongly recommend just pulling the trigger c: some things to note with the g24c negative No on board speakers Not vesa mount ready out of the box (why im giving them the item 4 stars) you can buy an msi optix to vesa adapter for around $25 that does the trick. the ports in the back are a pain to work with. positive the picture is great responsive curve is super subtle the anti glare works pretty well. My desk has a window right behind me and from in the evening I really couldnt see half my screen. this monitor has really fixed that.

Had to get a replacement monitor as my previous one broke, luckily I found the exact one on Amazon. I’ve been very satisfied with this monitor which is why I sought it out again. It has great image quality and a decent size for my liking as well. My only caveat is that not all monitors are equally color calibrated! That applies to the same model too. So be prepared if you have to go in and manually tinker with color settings. Other than that, great purchase.

This has been a really nice screen for me, aside from just gaming, the curve makes up for the size and makes it very effective for watching movies with 2-3 friends due to the superb viewing angles. Short of a $500 ultra wide curved 144hz monster monitor, this is a really solid choice and well worth the price. The stand is hefty and very stable, being made entirely of metal with no plastic parts. Remember to keep the box for moving! Curved monitors are harder to travel with safely and the molded styrofoam makes for some nice peace of mind when I go from place to place.

I just got his monitor today and let me tell you this thing is awesome. Not only is it fairly cheap but the colors on the monitors look sexy. For any gamer on a budget you wants a nice 144 hrtz monitor I would recommend this. I played 3 games after getting this just to test it out and got to GC in RL.

Worked great for abt a year then started to give me these lines running accross the screen whenever i use 144hz for abt 3-7 min. After a while it goes away and its a normal monitor. Still very annoying when im ready to game but i have to wait for what seems like an eternity for it to warm up.

This monitor, has very little info available online. As so I will share what I have learned. FreeSync, Depends on what your Refresh rate is set at. Radeon settings claims 30-60hz when the RR is at 60. at 120hz (HDMI MAX) its 90-120hz and at 144hz its 90-144hz. Ive had freesync disabled since the first time I played a game on them! I see really bad blinking any time its enabled and the game nears 100 or lower fps. If you can not push 120+ all day I wouldnt recommend this monitor for its freesync features. Other then that I love my monitors. I bought two to sit side my side. I did buy an extra Display Port cable in fear it might not come with one due to the conflicting answers on different sites about it. Although it did however come with a DP cable it was only about 3 feet long and would not reach the far monitor. Because I run an older card I only have one Display port on my gpu so my other monitor runs on HDMI at 120hz. One at 144hz and one at 120hz with a game stretched across both with freesync enabled (AND WORKING) with the game locked at 120fps it looks flawless can not tell the difference. I do recommend putting them in the FPS setting straight out of the box it will limit the blacks a bit but makes other colors pop! as well as increasing the contrast a bit..