MSI MPG274URF QD 27-inch 3840 x 2160 (UHD) Computer Monitor, 160Hz, Adaptive-Synch, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Mountable, Tilt, Height Adjustable, Speaker, 0.5ms, Black

I use this as my main monitor that switches between work and gaming. 4K resolution is important for work, and high refresh rate is important for gaming. KVM switch feature lets me switch between my gaming PC and work laptop seamlessly, and the USB-C DP port allows charging my laptop as well, reducing clutter on my desk. I was debating between this and a similar ASUS monitor with dual-mode, but while the picture quality areas are similar, the KVM and USB-C features won me over.

I needed another monitor for my setup and it delivers on everything I needed. The color accuracy is better than I would've have thought. The brightness makes the colors pop out. Also, the refresh rate and resolution makes gaming on console and pc viable.

The monitor only comes with a HDMI cable and NOT a Display Cable even though it has the port. Contacted MSI and he stated that they are not expensive and I should buy one. For a monitor costing over $400, he should have sent the inexpensive cable. Otherwise, the monitor is fine.

After returning two Gigabyte monitors for panel defects, I decided to give this MSI panel a go. I'm glad that I did. This panel looks much better than the Gigabyte M28U that I tested due to a wider color gamut and much better factory calibration. The backlight bleed is also minimal on this model for an IPS panel. The monitor could do with a bit more overdrive settings for the pixel response, as the "Fastest" setting is completely unusable due to excessive levels of overshoot. The "Fast" setting seems to be fine for variable refresh rate gaming from 60-160hz. The stand is also very chunky and wastes desk space (personal preference). Overall, for the price, this panel is great.

Finally upgraded to 4k from 1080p, the quality is awesome, the colors look great, and the price felt low for what I got. Might get another.

bought for birthday and very happy. Good picture and easy image settings

This is probably the best priced 4K gaming monitor at sub-$450. At 27” almost all monitor arms fit it, so don’t even need to use the stand. It’s also a 4K resolution 27” display which is harder to come buy since most are 4K 32”. Personally, I like the 27” size more since bigger isn’t always better. 32” strains my eyes for some reason. This model also has Tyoe-C with power delivery, so when I’m using my Mac for work, I can actually charge and display as a second monitor, or sometimes I just charge my phone too. Also since it’s a Quantum Dot display, it looks amazing in terms of color accuracy. It might not be the same as Quantum Dot OLED, but it’s honestly hard to tell unless you’re looking at really dark colors.

Upgraded from an office-focused 4k60hz to this for console use at my desk. After reducing the reds down by 2, this monitor has been perfect. I personally prefer the 4k resolution @ 27" for the higher pixel density. Having 65W USBC provides easy connection to my work laptop and gaming handheld. The interface is very easy to use, has multiple usbC points to share my wiressless mouse/keyboard. I wanted the top of the line 4k 27 IPS and I strongly believe this is it.