OLED monitors were considered expensive and out of reach for most users. But times are changing, and the technology is ...

Indeed, the basics are exactly the same as the MSI MPG 321URX I reviewed just over a year ago. Both that older monitor and the new 322URX are 32-inch 4K displays with Samsung QD-OLED panels. Indeed, ...

MSI's 27-inch, 1440p, QD-OLED beauty was in front of my very eyes today at Computex 2025, and it's got quite the spec sheet—including MSI's AI Care Sensor for a spot of monitor peek-a-boo. Allow ...

MSI G322C 32-inch 1080p curved gaming monitor with 170 Hz ... (MPRT). It can output a peak brightness of 250 nits ... Additionally, the MSI G322C works between 48-165 Hz on its HDMI 2.0b ...

MSI unveils some of its new QD-OLED gaming monitors before their launch on January 6, leading with the 4K 240Hz QD-OLED monitor with 0.03ms GTG response.

Rejoice, for 1440p high-refresh gaming is officially affordable. It really is hard to argue with this 170Hz 1440p 27-inch MSI monitor. It uses VA panel tech, of course, but the response rating of ...

On top of that, MSI decked out the monitor with a high refresh rate of 240Hz. This isn’t MSI’s first venture into QD-OLED , but it’s a first when it comes to combining that panel with that ...

MSI's clever new 500 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor can detect when you leave the screen and turn itself off to begin its anti-burn-in cycle AOC announces a slew of high refresh rate 1080p and 4K ...

MSI say this is the first-ever mini LED monitor made for E-sports. MSI MEG 271Q Mini LED The MSI MEG 271Q Mini LED uses the latest rapid IPS panel technology and features a WQHD resolution.

The price of the MSI Pro MP252 E2 monitor is 4199 UAH. This is a fairly adequate price for a 120Hz IPS. And it’s one of two monitors that you can buy with 120 Hz at a price of up to 4500 UAH.

MSI is proudly expanding the hardware possibilities for all gamers. Today, we are honored to introduce 3 new Esports Series monitors: Optix MPG341QR, Optix MPG321UR-QD, and Optix MPG321QRF-QD.

If 8,000 Hz is worthy of a 360 Hz monitor, then a 2,000 Hz mouse could potentially fill the gap for gamers with more common 144 or 240 Hz monitors. But Corsair's and EVGA's 8,000 Hz mice have an ...