MSI Full HD Rapid-IPS 1ms 2560 x 1080 Ultra Wide 200Hz Refresh Rate HDR Ready G-Sync Compatible 30” Gaming Monitor (Optix MAG301RF)

Had 34 curved ultrawide 1440p @ 144hz VA panel (on top in pic) & switched to this. Its smoother with better colors & perfect size. No regrets. Easier to run with sharp 1080p when downscaling from 1440p 1) Accurate srgb panel, not washed out nor oversaturated. Only through software can you adjust that, console colors wont pop. 2) Panel is fast but has some blur with white on fast moving objects. Reduce it by MPRT. It stops gsync/freesync and lowers brightness. MPRT wont work on consoles 60hz. 3) Good downscale 1440p to 1080p using DSR on NVidia due to 94ppi 4) Has crosshair overlay (red or white) 5) Image Enhancement is great for Switch games 6) built in usb hub 7) With Pc on, panel wont sleep Ultrawide 1080p is the way to go in Warzone or Battlefield ;)

Received the monitor for my sons school computer and it didnt include a power adapter... I now see that I am not the only one with this issue. Now I have the pleasure of calling MSI to try to get a power cord that will likely take weeks. A waste of time and money. Buy something else from another seller... not worth the hassle and I cant even fathom how the power cord would be removed or overlooked. Shoddy.

I got this monitor used, but even despite it being used I still enjoy using this, the condition it came in was good, though It had a few stuck pixels that only are apparent on certain color backgrounds such as black, or white. The stuck pixels dont bother me one bit during my gaming sessions because I only notice them when I look for them. I came from a VA,144hz, panel and I didnt think I wouldnt notice a difference in refresh rate, but I was massively surprised to find out it did. I noticed the difference mostly in games apposed to desktop use, and I wouldnt be surprised if the jump from 200 to 240hz would be different too. Overall this is a good monitor dont expect the stuck pixel problem I have when youre buying it new.

this monitor looks amazing i think its the best monitor for the price i cant find a single thing to complain about.

I got it for $200 and I couldnt be happier with it, its 200 hz and enormous. Sure, its just 1080p, but Id rather play 200+ frames per second at 1080p than 60+ at 4K. It has fantastic visual quality and works well for anyone who wants an immersive gaming experience.

100/10

mid

If youre using this monitor primarily for gaming, you will not be disappointed. The high refresh rate was a big step up from my previous 60hz monitor, and the extra FOV from the space on the sides was useful. However, gaming is not my main hobby and I also use this monitor for work (computer programming) and watching videos. My main issue with this monitor is the color accuracy. Bright reds always seem to be very washed out in comparison to my old ASUS ProArt, no matter how much calibration I did. Then again, if youre just looking for a gaming monitor and dont care about color accuracy, then do consider this monitor. In my case I think I will trade this for a 27 4K monitor from Dell.

As others have stated, and I probably should have seen, this seller is notorious for not including a power supply cable for the monitor. They, along with Amazon and MSI, are completely useless about getting a replacement out of this seller. DO NOT PURCHASE.

Sometimes the price may scare you with the what the product should be. But to be honest for most gamers you wont know the difference between an expensive screen and this one of we took the branding off and hid it from you behind a wall. If you are skepyical and want a cheap and good gaming monitor that is ultrawide for productivity also, then stop thinking and just buy it. This is the one for you.