| Standing screen display size | 31.5 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 3840×2160 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Brand | MSI |
| Series | MAG 321UPX QD-OLED |
| Item model number | MAG 321UPX QD-OLED |
| Item Weight | 20.1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 28.27 x 2.72 x 16.46 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 28.27 x 2.72 x 16.46 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | MSI |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | February 29, 2024 |
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MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED, 32″ 4K UHD Quantum Dot OLED Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160, 0.03ms, 240Hz, True Black HDR 400, 15W USB Type C, HDMI, DP Port
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Ashley Thomas –
The MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED is a great gaming monitor with fast response time, impressive colors and contrast. It now has an updateable firmware.
Pros:
1. Great detail and clarity in 4K
2. 240Hz Refresh Rate perfect for fast-paced gaming
3. OLED Technology: Offers vibrant colors and deep blacks
4. Fast Response Time without input lag and ghosting.
5. Priced competitively making it one of the most affordable 4K 240Hz OLED monitors available
Cons:
1. Peak brightness may not be as high as some other OLED monitors
2. Text clarity is not as sharp as some LCD monitors
AkMo –
The MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED is an absolute game-changer for professionals and gamers alike. The vibrant colours and near-infinite contrast from the QD-OLED technology deliver an immersive viewing experience, whether you’re editing photos or gaming. With its 32-inch screen and 4K resolution, everything looks crisp and detailed. The 240Hz refresh rate and low response time ensure smooth gameplay without motion blur. Build quality is excellent, and the adjustable stand adds ergonomic flexibility. The wide colour gamut and factory calibration make it ideal for content creators. Overall, this monitor sets a new standard for performance and versatility. Highly recommended for anyone seeking premium display quality!
John Cunningham –
Great monitor, the price is just another bonus. Got this on the Black Friday sale. I got this to compare to an LG 32” 4k dual mode w-oled that I got from Best Buy as I wanted to make sure if u was spending this much money I was getting what I wanted. The LG has the 480hz 1080p mode that I thought I would like but it’s way too pixelated for me to enjoy. So all that was left on that monitor for me was the w-oiled being brighter and the screen coating. When looking at a website with a static color background, especially grey and white you could see the matte screen coating and it would look like a film of oil like people were saying. I was worried this would bother me so I picked up this MSI. It’s cheaper, and I love the colors of it. The colors are definitely more punchy than the W-OLED when they are side by side but I doubt you’d notice a different unless they were next to each other. But the biggest thing for me is the glossy screen. Solid color websites don’t look like they have a fuzzy/oil film covering on them. They are nice and even. Add to that the 3 year burn in warranty, the punchy colors. This is definitely the monitor to get with it also being cheaper.
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I absolutely love this monitor.
For the longest time, this monitor was not recommended as you could not push software updates to it – that has been resolved. I successfully updated my monitor with no issues.
The picture is exactly what you expect for this Samsung QD-OLED panel – true black, ultimate clarity, 4K and 240hz.
Hands down, the 321UPX is the best value for this panel and I love the all black monitor!
Sylvain –
The MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED monitor has significantly enhanced my gaming experience, thanks to its 32-inch UHD display, 240Hz refresh rate, and rapid 0.03ms response time. These features deliver ultra-smooth visuals and exceptional clarity, making fast-paced games more immersive. I chose this monitor over others for its advanced QD-OLED technology, which offers superior color accuracy and deeper blacks compared to traditional LCDs. The monitor not only meets but exceeds my expectations, providing vibrant visuals and seamless performance. Its strengths include the high refresh rate, quick response time, and excellent color reproduction. However, a potential weakness is the risk of OLED burn-in, though MSI’s OLED Care 2.0 feature aims to mitigate this issue.
Jake Hanson –
Looks great. A little light on the construction considering the cost. But it’s not going anywhere.
Jake Hanson –
The UPX321 is an awesome monitor so far. Its HDR, low latency input, and 240hz options make it an ideal gaming monitor. I find it well worth the money. There is some worry of burn-in, however not only does the product come with OLED care 2.0., but registering it with the company gives you an extended warranty. It is nice that it does a pixel refresh every once in awhile to ensure it lasts and relieves any fear of potential burn in. the 32in screen size is a perfect fit for my desk with a 27 in secondary monitor to compliment it. I can’t recommend this enough if you are looking for a QD-OLED monitor.
The Gonzalez family –
I returned msi , i got both msi 321upx oled and samsung oddessy neo geo 8 . the msi 32 upx oled is insane fast and detail are over the top and neo g8 mini led is still very close but not a oled and you get used to the curve. … oled is better contrast /speed . The visual are al.ost the same . Oled is better . U less you are side by side, neo g8 suprisingly good compare to de oled msi upx
Why i ship back Msi 32 upx and keep neo g8
Cons: msi oled 4 to 16hour oled care pop up a real baby . Burnin is real
Cons : *** major downfall *** msi oled reflective extreme coating the msi is one big magenta mirror … if you have minimum light source you will still see your entire room reflecting . This is a experience killer
msi 321upx is a beast but it is not for me …samsung odessy neo g8 is good enough for me
Mike –
I recently purchased the MSI MAG 321UPX OLED monitor, and I am absolutely impressed with its performance. The 32-inch display offers stunning 4K resolution, delivering vibrant colors and deep blacks thanks to the OLED technology. The contrast ratio is phenomenal, and the picture quality is crystal clear, making it perfect for both gaming and content creation. The fast 240 Hz refresh rate ensures smooth gameplay, and the low latency response time makes it ideal for competitive gamers.
The design is sleek, with minimal bezels that enhance the immersive experience. The colors pop, and the screen is great for watching movies or editing photos due to its wide color gamut. The stand is sturdy, adjustable, and easy to set up. It also comes with excellent connectivity options, including USB-C, HDMI, and DisplayPort. Overall, the MSI MAG 321UPX is an outstanding OLED monitor that delivers exceptional visual quality and performance, making it well worth the investment. Highly recommended for anyone looking for top-tier display technology.
Alcomvick –
This monitor is full of awful design decisions.
1) MSI markets this as a gaming monitor, yet will occasionally bring up an undismissable dialog insisting that it activate panel protect mode (see photo). You’ll be thrilled when this pops up in the middle of a particularly good run against a boss that you’ve been stuck on for days. I know I was. Similarly, it’s great when it interrupts flow state in the middle of a good programming session, or decides to run in the middle of a meeting, or any number of other bad behaviors. Even when I tell the monitor in its settings to only run panel protect every 16 hours and to run while the monitor is inactive, yet it still comes up after as little as 2 hours of activity. Holy crap. Awful.
2) Hilariously, after pixel protect finishes running, the monitor seems to just… turn off, instead of turning back on like you’d expect so that you can use your computer. I have to guess at when it’s done and then press the power button to use it again.
3) Ever since installing this monitor, sometimes my computer hard locks while trying to come back from sleep, and I need to power-cycle to get it back. I’m running a Windows 11 zen 4 system with a 4090 that has never given me problems, and I’ve heard other reports of these return from sleep lockups happening, so… pretty sure it’s the monitor. A part of me is honestly impressed that they’ve managed to make a monitor that will crash your computer, but another part of me remembers how finnicky ACPI is and then I’m less impressed.
4) If you try to use more than one of these in a 3-monitor setup, beware. Unlike the first two issues, this one is more Microsoft and Nvidia’s fault than MSI’s, but depending on whether or not you’re using it in 120 or 240hz mode and depending on which port you plug the monitor into, this can count as two monitors as far as your graphics card’s bandwidth is concerned. Fair enough. Except there’s no on-screen warnings from the monitor or the OS about this and you pretty much need to play a guessing game with the ports to figure out which ones will run in 1-header mode vs 2-header mode. If you guess wrong, sometimes your monitor won’t be recognized by the system. Other times it’ll come up, but run in reduced resolution. It’s fun.
5) MSI says this monitor can’t receive firmware updates, so they can’t even address these issues.
Sadly, I didn’t use it enough to realize just how aggravating pixel protect would be, so I’ll be stuck with keeping the monitor and continue trying to find workarounds. As for you, dear buyer, avoid it.
The panel is beautiful though, I’ll give them that.
Ryan Neenan –
This thing is an absolute steal for the price. It is hands down the best monitor I’ve ever used. This is my first experience with oled and it surely doesn’t disappoint. The 240hz is buttery smooth, HDR is great, and colors really pop. I’ve only ever owned IPS monitors in the past and they do ok, but this thing just blows it out of the water. I was a little worried about the concern of burn in, but with the 3 year warranty, I was sold. The menu screen is very well layed out and only straight forward. Dont hesitant to purchase.
Jki –
Upgraded from an acer predator 27 inch 2K monitor. Really happy with the MSI Monitor. Image quality feels better than the Acer and feeling is close to my Apple displays. I think this is the best upgrade you can do going from 2k to 4k as I don’t think anything else will give you a visual improvement.
Now Running the new Indiana jones game in 2K with an RTX 3080 and everything looks great with color accuracy and refresh rate.
Looking forward to upgrade to an 5070 or 5080 in 2025 and playing in 4k.
Very satisfied overall. Unboxing experience was good and fast to set up. Very satisfied with menus and first plug in experience.