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

Bought it for my husband and he loves it, doesnt have to wear his glasses and no more headaches!! Very awesome price and hubby is very excited about it!!

144 Hz, slight curve, its easy to view, no difficulty setting it up. I love this monitor. Highly recommend.

Nice clear picture, no noticeable picture bleeding, no dead pixels. Its just a solid 2k monitor for a darn good price, I would definitely buy again! Also, if you are trying to decide between the cured or straight monitor, go curved, it really does feel more emersive.

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.

Great resolution and color for the money, but a couple of dead pixels near the edges. Not very noticeable, but they exist.

I just want to say that first off, I never have written a review before. I dont believe I have ever been so dissatisfied with a product enough to feel the urge to write one. However, after buying this monitor THREE separate times, only ONE of the monitors have actually worked. First monitor had a black hole in the screen, and it would literally move around and expand. Obviously I had to return it. It was a hassle just to return the thing. The second one worked fine, every once in a while, if I clicked the power button, it wouldnt automatically turn on. Now, I just leave my monitor on. Now this third one, which I ordered to replace the first one, just came today and let me just say, I am either absolutely unlucky, or MSI just makes their monitors with terrible quality. The power button is literally jammed and wont turn on. Its stuck and theres nothing I can do without having to take it apart myself and fixing it, which I wont do because I ordered it and it should have come in decent enough condition for it to turn on at the very least. I understand more than anyone else that sometimes, defective products are manufactured and a customer just receives it. The simplest thing would be to just return it and get a new one. Except when that whole process alone takes a long time to do, not to mention that this has happened twice already. I am just more astonished that 2/3rds of the products that I have ordered from MSI have issues with them/came broken. Safe to say, I am not longer interested in trying a fourth time. The second monitor works fine and looks fine, aside from the power button issue where it just doesnt start up all the time. The simple fix was to leave it on. However, I would just buy a different monitor honestly. It sucks because otherwise, I would say this is a decent monitor, but I am not about to re-order a fourth one and pray that by some miracle, I dont get a defective product again.

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

I bought this item on sale for around $200 after a month or 2 of use I can say this was An amazing purchase I’ve enjoyed gaming and watching movies/YouTube on it. All around great monitor

Epic picture, good colors and awesome refresh rate. Great purchase!

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.