MAG 341CQP QD-OLED, 34 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor, 3440 x 1440 (UWQHD), 0.03ms Response time, 175Hz, Adaptive Sync, True Black HDR 400, HDMI, DP Port, USB Type C, Tilt, Height, Black

tl;dr - If you know what you're getting into, probably the best (current) value you can get of the 34" ultrawide OLEDs. 3 year burn-in warranty, gen 2 oled care, and of course a stellar image. But definitely do your research before buying and being disappointed by the pitfalls of OLED. I think the monitor is a better value than the popular Alienware AW3423DWF at this point, but again be aware that all of these OLEDs require being babied, unlike a LED-based one. That said, super impressed with this monitor, especially once proper HDR content is on - just jaw-dropping clarity and contrast, it's like looking through a window. Great refresh rate (I'm not really a competitive gamer so the added cost for 240Hz isn't really worth it) and easy swapping between color spaces if that's you're thing. I was skeptical about ultrawide at first, but it's so immersive and great for games and the music production work I do. Took a bit of getting used to from my old dual monitors, but I really like it. A side benefit of the OLED is in the dark, regular 16:9 content (like youtube) looks like it's on a normal monitor thanks to the perfect blacks on the "side bars". Now, the big caveats: Like all current OLED monitors, there are varying levels of intrusive "OLED care" functions - pixel shifting, logo detection and dimming, etc. The biggest being the ~5 minute, every 4 to 16 hour panel refresh - thankfully on the MSI the pop up can be dismissed or changed to be only every 16 if it bothers you that much, but it needs to be planned around regardless. The pixel shift, which moves the entire screen, also cannot be turned off. This is all to reduce burn in since monitors are far more static than TVs. Additionally, the triangular pixel substructure will make text and windows have some color fringing - this took a few days for me to get over, but I barely notice it now. And probably wouldn't have in the first place, if it hadn't been noted in the reviews. But overall, even though the babying of the monitor takes some getting used to, I can't stop staring at this thing. If the additional upkeep seems too unappealing, I recommend waiting for a good miniLED to come out, or OLED tech to mature more.

I recently upgraded to the MSI OLED ultrawide and I can honestly say this is the best monitor I’ve ever used. The OLED panel is on another level — the blacks are truly black, colors pop like crazy, and the contrast makes everything look super sharp whether you’re gaming or watching movies. I mainly play games like League of Legends and story-driven titles like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, and the experience has been amazing. Motion clarity is extremely smooth, response time is instant, and there’s zero ghosting. HDR content looks incredible and really shows what this screen is capable of. The curved ultrawide format makes gaming and productivity much more immersive. It feels like you’re surrounded by the screen instead of just looking at it. Text is sharp, brightness is strong for an OLED, and MSI’s build quality feels premium. Another big plus is how quiet and cool it runs. No noticeable fan noise and it handles long gaming sessions without any issues. Setup was simple and it worked perfectly with my RTX 3080. Overall, if you’re thinking about getting an OLED monitor for gaming or mixed use, this MSI is 100% worth it. Pricey, but once you use OLED, it’s hard to go back to anything else.

I have never had issues with this monitor, it worked perfect for me out of the box. It is really an amazing monitor, looks beautiful and very vivid. Gaming on this feels very immersive and feels like the perfect size. I would grab a mounting stand for this for better adjustability, but the included stand works flawless out of the box as well.

I’m really happy with this monitor. My favorite part is the picture quality. The colors are bright, the blacks are deep, and everything looks very sharp. It makes gaming and watching videos feel more immersive, especially with the ultrawide curved screen. I chose this monitor over others because of the QD-OLED display and high refresh rate. I wanted something that looked great and performed well for gaming, and this one checked both boxes. It definitely meets my needs and exceeded my expectations. Games run smoothly, and the extra screen space is great for multitasking.

The MSI monitor impresses with its stunning ultra-wide display, delivering vivid colors and sharp details, perfect for gaming and somewhat for productivity. The 34-inch curved screen enhances immersion, while its 144Hz refresh rate ensures smooth visuals for fast-paced action. The HDR support adds depth, making bright scenes pop and dark areas rich with detail. However, I will say that its OLED protection mechanisms, while essential, can be slightly intrusive, requiring regular adjustments to prevent image retention. It can become annoying at the 4 hour mark to see this pop-up and then force it to do it's pixel shift at 16 hours, but this is only for those who use it for that long. Casual users need not worry about this. The menu navigation could also be more intuitive, occasionally disrupting the user experience. Despite these minor drawbacks, the display quality and feature set make this monitor a fantastic choice for enthusiasts seeking top-tier visuals

I instantly noticed the difference the moment I turned on the monitor. The picture quality is on another level as well as the deep blacks are truly something else. They're not washed out like what you see with IPS panels. This is someone coming from an IPS monitor, this looks significantly better in every way: the contrast, color depth, and overall immersion. I tested it right away with Resident Evil 4 Remake, and instantly noticed the dark scenes look incredible. The lighting, shadows, and atmosphere feel so much more realistic. It completely changes the experience. Horror games especially benefit from the OLED panel which is why I bought for the anticipation of Resident Evil Requiem. Another huge plus is the amount of settings and customization options this monitor offers. There are features here that I didn’t even have access to on my previous monitor. It really lets you fine-tune the experience exactly how you want it. Overall, this monitor is game-changing. Between the QD-OLED panel, deep blacks, extra features, and immersive ultrawide experience, it’s absolutely worth the price. If you’re upgrading from IPS, you’ll notice the difference instantly.

I purchased two of these, one for myself and one for my wife. I use it for work, gaming, and hacking. I don't need 1k nits of brightness for work or hacking, or HDR for that matter, but boy does it make my terminals look so good! HDR works with KDE plasma 6, my desktop with an AMD graphics card had the toggle switch in Plasma's system settings application, but my work laptop with an intel GPU I had to use kscreen-doctor to enable HDR. In either case once I enabled it and set the SDR brightness accordingly it looks great. I have all of the panel protect features turned to their highest level in hopes to stave off burn-in as long as possible, my screen is pretty static at work and at the desktop, and in gaming I generally play games with static huds as well so I am a little concerned to see how well it holds up. That being said just running the panel protect cycle over lunch and after being done with work everyday, then again after each gaming session isn't hard, and setting pixel shift to fast is noticeable but not annoying, so I'm pretty hopeful that it'll hold up fine. Since I'm using it for both work and play I have my work laptop connected via USB-C and my desktop connected via Display port and USB-B. The built in KVM switch is fantastic, leave it in its defautl auto mode and it will switch USB devices to which ever output you have selected, or you can manually tell it which device should get the USB devices so even if I'm currently viewing my laptop I can switch my keyboard and mouse to my desktop to interact with it, change a setting real quick, what ever. Very useful feature IMO. Overall very impressed with this monitor especially for the price, the picture is great, 175hz gaming is amazing, and everything seems to work as it should, including the KVM switch and USB-C input. The only real complaint I have is the USB ports are a bit hard to get to, and very cramped with the other connectors, so normal usb connectors will fit, but anything slightly larger, like a USB -> headphone/microphone adapter probably won't. I solved this by plugging in a USB hub to the monitor and using the hub for the devices I want to switch between my laptop and desktop, primarily my headset, external webcam, and mouse. My keyboard can live switch between USB and bluetooth so I just use that for the keyboard, but plugging it into the hub would work as well.

I mainly use my PC for gaming and watching movies so I am always looking for the best screen possible. I thought it was time to move up to OLED from what I was hearing but OLED is not ready for PCs. So the main issue is the panel protection built into the screen. It is beyond annoying that every 4 hours the screen will shut off no matter what you are doing and the only thing you can do is wait a few minutes then turn off the screen then back on. It will not turn itself back on, even when I updated the firmware that was supposed to fix that. The other issue is the PC sleep mode. I always have had my PC put my screen to sleep after 30 min. of no use. I have never had an issue waking it up. This screen will not turn back on!! Again I had to turn it off and on again. It's ridiculous. Also, the ports behind the screen are very close to the bottom so you will see all the wires you've plugged in and there is no way to hide them. The supposed KVM is not existent. There is documentation on how exactly it works. There is 1 USB cable you plug to your computer. that's it. It's basically a USB hub and not a KVM. Now the picture colors are amazing and bright but it's to much when you sit in front of the screen for more than a few minutes. OLED TVs on a wall a few feet away are great but not when you are a few inches away. Unfortunately, I am returning it and getting a good old Widescreen LCD. It's just not ready!!

Excelente producto, me sirve para mis juegos y mi profesiio web.

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Brilliant monitor, equally brilliant packaging. No kidding. I love this monitor. The display is thin, colours are crisp, refresh rates in the stratosphere. I did have an issue reading the signal from my newly built PC over the DisplayPort cable but I read this is not uncommon with gaming OLEDs and fresh builds. I worked around it by doing my initial setup over HDMI, then updating GPU drivers and monitor firmware. As much as the monitor is the star of the show, I had to marvel over the packaging. Everything was precisely cut and formed cardboard. No plastic or styrofoam in sight. This was clearly an intentional choice by the manufacturer and I appreciate it. More than once I asked myself "how did they design this?" while breaking down the box for recycling.

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

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