wow such an amazing monitor for the budget great colors and nice features too looks and works great it's a little heavier than anticipated but overall great functionality

I bought a set of these after seeing them in the store, have had over a year and they work perfectly. Great refresh, clear images and crisp letters, gaming or work it's awesome.

Good large FHD monitor. Bought 3 to make a half circle and connected them to my thunderbolt 4 USB hub. Daily productivity work now a pleasure via a single cable to laptop. Don't need 4k resolution or OLED for most of my work activities.

Excellent product, I bought 2, although they are for video games, I use them for my remote work. You just have to adjust the settings to the use that will be given to it. I would buy them again.

This monitor is perfect for a one monitor set-up. It was the cheapest I could find for what you are getting (all the specs). Perfect for my son for playing Fortnite.

Great deal! Picture quality is really good. This monitor has a higher refresh and respose rate than than almost all other monitors at this price range.

I brought this for my son's Christmas gift %26 it stopped working 5 months later. I've been trying to get in contact with customer service %26 its been a nightmare

Good display but top heavy make sure you tack it down. My son broke two by it tipping over. I eventually returned it for a different one that wasn’t as top-heavy

I'm rarely faithful to a brand but I've exclusively used MSI's monitors for over a decade now. They know how to deliver quality without breaking the bank, and this model is no different. You truly can't beat this price, the picture quality is so clear that i forget it's only 1080p. if you're debating between this monitor or a 32" television available at SC that is similarly priced (vizio) do yourself a favor and go with this monitor its great for gaming and watching.

this is fine, probably great for gaming, however not so good for productivity. this thing is huge and immersive which is great but, because it maxes out at 1080p, means you won't be able to properly use all that extra screen real estate for better word processing and productivity apps like Excel. You just ended up with bigger apps but not more space for writing, cells, web pages etc. if you are going this big, you have to use the option of 1440p or even 4k. unless it's going to be strictly for gaming