The MSI Optix MAG321CURV isn't a perfect do-it-all monitor: it's got mediocre colour reproduction, laughable HDR performance and suffers from noticeable input lag.

4K panel that runs at 60Hz; Excellent build quality and design; Has USB Type-C connectivity

Slightly washed-out colours; HDR is pointless; Noticeable inverse ghosting on ‘Fastest' overdrive

Have not tried "G-sync" but I will try it out and see how it goes.

144Hz and 1440p resolution this is running really well with my RTX 2060; The monitor design looks sleek and fairly nice with some RGB flare; Software setting control is nice

Not 32" diagonally, it says "31.5" on the box but advertised as 32"; This is not a big deal; It's a big and beautiful monitor

Gaming monitor? Work monitor? Why not both? The Optix MAG321CURV ($399) is a large-screen, high-resolution curved monitor with a raft of gaming features typical of an MSI panel. You can find better monitor choices for hardcore gaming, but the modestly priced MAG321CURV is fine for casual gaming, plus high-res nongaming pursuits. In that capacity, it can double as a general-purpose monitor for home or home-office use. In these fraught days of widespread remote work, and gamers hunkered down at home, it's a solid pick for dual duty, with a nice price for a big, curved panel.Lots of Screen for Modest Green One thing the Optix MAG321CURV has going for it is versatility. Like most MSI monitors, its design and features—a high degree of curvature, HDR capability, RGB lighting, an onscreen display (OSD) app—are largely geared to gaming. However, its 60Hz refresh rate is low, and its UHD native resolution (3,840 by 2,160 pixels, aka 4K) is high. Both of those specs tend to run counter to s...

With features geared to casual gaming, paired with the high resolution, large screen, and color coverage of a productivity monitor, MSI's Optix MAG321CURV is a decent, price-aggressive fit for both worlds: working by day, playing by night.

UHD (aka 4K) native resolution; Large 31.5-inch screen; Optional In-Windows OSD utility; Mini-joystick menu controller; Solid port selection

Modest 60Hz refresh rate; No support for adaptive sync

When first bought I thought I was taking a big risk in buying it… After taking it home and hooking my Xbox series x to it, i was SO AMAZED by the picture quality and the response time, BUY THIS MONITOR!!! The pros are endless some include picture quality, overall design and response time Only con is the hard to operate input selector but easy access to get used to after a bit of practice. After a month I am still loving it

the finish of the screen has a touch more glare than my LG screens, but thats the only thing i can fault it on. connects to my various machines via its various connections (display-port/hdmi/usb-c to macbook) nicely. and the stand is solid and makes screen adjust easy.

I got it on sale and spent a long time looking at monitors, this won on paper and I've been happy as with it, super easy setup and looks awesome, pretty bright as well. I don't know if it holds up at its usual price but I can't fault it otherwise.

With a 4K 60Hz panel, the MSI Optix MAG321CURV gaming monitor is suited to both casual and avid console gamers

4K panel that runs at 60Hz; Excellent build quality and design; Has USB Type-C connectivity;

Slightly washed-out colours; HDR is pointless; Noticeable inverse ghosting on ‘Fastest’ overdrive;