Reviewers Liked
- Good value
- 165Hz Refresh rate
- HDR Ready
- 2560 X 1440 QHD Resolution
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Only two USB downstream ports
- No swivel
- Not yet on G-sync Compatible list (although it did work during testing)
MSI Optix MAG272CQR 27" Curved
With a price tag around £400 the MSI Optix MAG272CQR is a hell of a lot of quality monitor for a very mid-range price, with a wealth of features and QoL enhancements that make it a pleasure to use.
-- As reviewed by OC3D
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The MSI Optix MAG272CQR is well balanced, offering great quality and decent features, but this monitor isn't perfect. It has some irritating design flaws and suffers from slight ghosting alongside underwhelming screen modes. Coming in slightly cheaper than similar quality rivals, though, the MSI is a well-rounded option for single-player gaming and most eSports scenarios.
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