MSI MAG342CQM 1500R Curvature 21:9 Aspect Ratio Narrow Bezel 1ms 3440 x 1440 (UWQHD) 144Hz Refresh Rate Tilt/Swivel/Height/Pivot Adjustment 34 AMD Freesync Gaming Curved Monitor, Black

its good everyone fr

The picture quality is great and the size is awesome make for a great gaming monitor

i really like this monitor it has a sharp image, light weight and fast response, currently my laptop only goes for 100hz but its good enough for me, i usually play Dota 2 and Doom 2016 and eternal i though it would be a ghost image in these games but no!! is really good, also is used for professional video Editing on Premiere. Conclusion: i would recommend this monitor for gaming and Video editing

This is my first new monitor in 4 years and I cant say I am disappointed... This is a VA panel but the colors are sharp and the refresh rate and response time are flawless... My productivity launched a lot since I got this monitor and I recommend it as an ultrawide budget option if you searching for 144hz 1ms.

Hasta ahora no he tenido ningún problema y me ha servido de maravilla. Tiene salida de audio y la definición es excelente. Mi laptop no le hace justicia. Si quieres un monitor ultrawide confiable, a buen precio y que puedas conectar a unas bocinas, esta es la opción. El panel es VA, por si había dudas.

I have only had the monitor for one day so this review will reflect that. I plan on updating this review in a month or so after some decent time has been put on it. Firstly, this is my first monitor upgrade in nearly ten years since I purchased dual Dell 22 P2211ht monitors-- and its astounding to see first hand, not just on YouTube reviews, just how far diplays have come in that time even on the low end of spectrum. The wow factor here is 10/10. 34 of screen space is much more impressive when it is on your desk. I have a sizeable desk, and Im now looking at side tables to put my full tower PC on. At the same time though, not having to swing my 22 forward on the vesa arm it was mounted on is saving valuable real estate and now its not as cramped feeling when I have my hotas or wheel out for sim racing/flight sims. I was concerned about the curvature coming from a flat panel but its actually very nice, feels natural and took less than an hour for it to feel like the new normal. Zero dead pixels on the display from what I can tell, no manufacturing defects-- a big relief after seeing some other reviews complain of those things. Ghosting/smearing is not really noticeable in my use case (sim racing) but is present. I got used to it pretty quickly and it doesnt bother me. Once Im in game I dont notice it. I dont notice any blacklight bleed but I dont play in pitch darkness, either. Other games can produce more noticeable effects. The color needed some adjusting. The OSD is functional and I had no issues adjusting contrast and brightness to tone down the oversaturation that was present out of the box. It does seem a bit washed out but still looks nice. I dont have a real need for HDR so I cant comment on that yet. The display is plenty bright, brighter than my old monitors. USB ports would be nice but this isnt a dealbreaker, my PC has plenty for my needs. Wish the RGB worked with mystic light or was at least adjustable since I dont really care for rainbow RGB. As far as build quality, it doesnt seem terrible but isnt premium. The stand is sturdy and while the plastic gives off flimsy vibes I was adjusting tilt and height just fine without anything other than plastic-y creaks and pops that seem slightly more pronounced than my previous Dells. I have a GTX 1070 (thanks, cryptominers!) so not too many games I play can make full use of the refresh rate but the ones that I could push there felt great. Very fluid and smooth. All in all, first impressions are very positive. A pretty big leap in technology for myself and I feel the price is fair. I can easily recommend it at the sub $500 price point and have zero regrets so far.

I love gaming on this monitor

The monitor rocks, I love it for gaming and work. Its crisp and fast and very clean. The stand is ridiculous. It is so long and wide that it takes up most of the desk. This would not be a problem is the monitor raised up to a good level, which is does not. So now I have a giant stand propped up with books. If you have a small desk, I would advise getting a VESA mount and removing the base. If the base was not so absurd I would have given it 5/5

I would have loved the monitor and given it 5 stars, but mine arrived with a dead white pizel about 1 inch off center. It is super distracting on games with dark backgrounds. I really needed a replacement monitor at the time and could not afford to wait the time needed to send it back for another, so I just kept it. Other than that it was been a solid monitor at 3440x1440p 144hz gaming.

Besides the dead pixel and flicking...... its a great looking monitor and Im sure if it didnt flicker it would amazing but my stupid self tossed the box after a few days and didnt notice the pixel till after chucking it and the flicker started after about a week of use