MSI G271CQP E2, 27 Gaming Monitor, 2560 x 1440 (QHD), VA, 170Hz, FreeSync Premium, HDMI, Displayport, Tilt, Swivel, Height Adjustable,Pivot

Great monitor with awesome color space as well as picture quality. Only issue that it falls short on is g-sync support. Once I enable it I get this constant flickering which basically makes the use of display port useless. I tried different cables too thinking that it was the issue , but it still continues to flicker with g-sync on. Otherwise it’s a great monitor.

I upgraded from the msi 144 hz 1080p curved 27 inch to this and the difference is night and day, with my last monitors I would experience fps drops but this bad boy can run games at EASILLY 325 fps without even dropping a frame. Going to order 2 more so I can have a full set that matches since this is almost bezzeless and the older model has large bezels

Great monitor at price point I was able to get this monitor for less than I paid for my 1080p 144hz less than a year ago only negative in my eyes was not having a height adjustable stand but I was able to remove my other stand and put it on for the time being

Got this monitor for my brand new i7-12700K/RTX 3070 setup. Its very good, has crisp colors and very high contrast, as well as quite a bit of settings you can mess around with to get the display to your liking. Its also very bright and despite the name saying its full HD its 1440p and it also has GSync/FreeSync support. It has a little backlight bleed on several spots on the screen when its not displaying anything, but surprisingly when the screen is showing a very dark image theyre not nearly as noticeable as they seem, it also has a little bit of ghosting at higher framerates. Overall, with the specs it has its probably one of the best monitors you can get for the price unless you decide to go past the $400 price range.

Great monitor high quality for the games I play and just overall amazing

I bought 2 of them for my setup and I absolutely love them.

I used it for my ps5, would like to know what are the best settings because i always find muself switching settings to see which is btter amd still domt know

PROS: Things I like. +This is a beautiful monitor. The 1000R curved makes it easier on the eyes after a long day at working. I stare at a screen for 8 hours a day for work, so I wanted a curved monitor which will not add to the fatigue so this monitor helps when I want to relax for gaming. +This has a wide color gamut and high pixel density which makes a good contrast and beautiful visuals that you would normally see on a IPS panel instead of a VA Panel like this. This has better color display compared to other similar models like an Acer 1000r Curved 27 monitor. +Freesync works no problems with my rtx 3080 so no screen tearing. Now the CONS. - NOT HDR CERTIFIED: The product title can be misleading to regular consumers. HDR Ready (keyword bring Ready) means it fulfills the minimum requirements to support High Dynamic Range (HDR) but was not certified to do so (probably related to certification costs). What this means for us is HDR can be turn on for certain applications and games. For example, I can turn HDR in Battlefield 1 graphic settings which was released in 2016, but not newer games like battlefield 2042 and cannot enable HDR in the window display settings. I got this on sale for $249, however would not buy it at regular price if HDR is your requirement. - NO Monitor Joystick. This screen doesnt have a monitor Joy stick so its hard to customize the settings while only using the buttons under the screen. At this price point, I would expect at least this. - UNABLE to turn on 165hz mode manually on monitor. For whatever reason, and it could be the particular unit I recieve, I could not turn on 165hz in the monitor settings. Click on the setting only gave me to turn on location for some weird reason. I had to download the MSI display app just to enable 165hz, but it would sometimes reset to 60hz when I do that. Conclusion: Overall Im content with this monitor, however I would reccomend this only if its on sale and if you need a 1000r screen. If you dont need a curved screen, the next best monitor I would reccomend for a 27 that is HDR certified would be the LG 27GP850-B.

I want to be cry when I open my package. Im really upset and I do not know what happen with my screen. I need a answer right now.

If this monitor seems cheap for a 1440p monitor its because it is. Im maybe 5 months into my monitor and I already have a dead line of pixels going across the top of my screen. if you want a great 1440p monitor thats going to last your going to have to spend a quality price. Not to mention all the ports are on the BOTTOM not the back the bottom. you have to flip this thing completely upside down to plug in new cables and its a huge pain in the ass, especially once youve already attached the stand. I personally will be looking for a different brand. MSI doesnt seem to make quality products like they used too. UPDATE: ive had this monitor less than 1 year and it is officially dead with Ghost image imprint. tried swapping between DP AND HDMI. no luck. Ill have to get a new monitor and I wont be buying from MSI