Massive, high-speed panel, Great OSD software, Loads of features and extras
Expensive, Slight colour inaccuracy, Facial recognition camera is a faff
MSI's unusual approach to the Optix MPG341CQR pays dividends. For pure display performance the AG352UCG is a better-value alternative, but the MPG341CQR isn't just a screen: it's bristling with handy little tools and fun extras that make it easier to use...
Curved UWQHD at up to 144Hz, Makes games look and feel tremendous, Works with both FreeSync and G-Sync, Gaming OSD software comes in handy, USB-C DisplayPort is a welcome addition
Costs almost £900, Colour accuracy could be better, HDR support is basic
Going purely by the numbers alone, it would be easy to suggest that MSI's Optix MPG341CQR struggles to justify its lofty £870 price tag.Out-the-box colour accuracy isn't great, average peak brightness makes for a lacklustre HDR experience, and the RGB...
Punchy VA panel, Great gaming performance, Really strong overall feature set
This class of monitor is expensive
What to make of MSI's new Optix MPG341CQR? In a gaming monitor market that's very crowded, it does an excellent job of standing out. The use of VA rather than IPS panel technology is a net plus in terms of image quality.It makes for punchier colours and b...
Published: 2019-07-24, Author: James , review by: kitguru.net
Good colour accuracy, which becomes almost excellent when calibrated, 144Hz refresh-rate, Curved panel, FreeSync adaptive frame rate synchronisation, Gaming OSD app makes creating custom presets and switching between them easy, Useful extra gaming functio
Disappointing brightness uniformity, Pricey
The MSI Optix MPG341CQR is a very tempting proposition. Image quality is very good, although not exceptional in every area with the brightness uniformity the most notable issue. But you get serious gaming features in a superwide format, which is a very at...
Abstract: New monitors are rarely too exciting except for the die hard enthusiasts. A few extra inches here, an improved contrast ratio there - the numbers go up, but it's rarely enough to get you hot under the collar. Things are a little different with the MSI Op...
Published: 2022-03-11, Author: Tony , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Over the past few years, curved monitors have gone from being rarities to familiar, if not commonplace, sights. They include panels for gaming, productivity, and professional (design and content creation) use, as well as general-purpose home and business...
Published: 2022-03-11, Author: Tony , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Over the past few years, curved monitors have gone from being rarities to familiar, if not commonplace, sights. They include panels for gaming, productivity, and professional (design and content creation) use, as well as general-purpose home and business...
Published: 2021-03-10, Author: Tony , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Over the past few years, curved monitors have gone from being rarities to familiar, if not commonplace, sights. They include panels for gaming, productivity, and professional (design and content creation) use, as well as general-purpose home and business...
Published: 2021-03-09, Author: Chris , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Whether you're a serious PC gamer or a casual after-hours warrior, your hardware can be the pivot point between victory and defeat. To get the most out of the latest first-person shooter (FPS), sports, racing, and other fast-action games, you'll not only...
144 Hz refresh rate, 1 m/s response time, Freesync compatible
Quite expensive, Webcam can only be used for facial recognition, Average HDR quality,
This screen is an excellent all-round performer. It has premier performance features and a large curved screen for an immersive experience. MSI has added as many gamer-friendly features as possible to make it stand out. It's pricey compared to most of the...
