Review on 🖥️ MSI G241 Monitor - FreeSync, 1920X1080 Resolution, 144Hz Refresh Rate, Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Optix G241 by Jayson Ramsey

I had it within a week. Pros: The construction feels great. If you're using a stand, the legs are metal and the stand is covered in a black plastic sheath that looks like metal. The frame is metal (we're assuming aluminum). No glue marks on the edge of the screen. Vesa can be installed if you don't use a stand. The stand is easy to adjust and way better than most standard stands I've used. There are almost no limits. The frame is about 1 1/2mm on the sides and 1mm on the top. Approximately 1cm bezel at the bottom, but to be expected given that's where the power button is. I have no dead or unresponsive pixels after running a pixel test. The picture is fantastic. Great colors out of the box but a little more customization would have been nice. Gysnc was already enabled in the Nvidia Control Panel and so far has worked fine with every game I've run. This is my first monitor with a curved screen, but I like the curve a bit. It adds a bit of immersion to the games. I sit. 3 inches from the screen and I can't see any pixels or lines. Looks great from a distance too. with other VA monitors). Play at high speed/frame rate, stick to IPS or TN.RGB. Rgb is not a disadvantage for me, but the location is. You won't see it at all no matter where you place the monitor which defeats the whole purpose. Other things to know I can run AAA games on this monitor at max settings. I use 2060s and it can tax my card from time to time Time. If you plan on running AAA games I would at least have 5600xt/2060s or to be safe I would have 2070s/5700xt. The joystick feels great, but if you want to use the app screen app, make sure you have a USB connection and your display port of choice. This monitor was purchased for $399. Anything over $430, I think you'll find better options. I am very happy with this monitor. During a year.