MSI G24C4, 24" Gaming Monitor, 1920 x 1080 (FHD), VA, 144Hz, FreeSync, HDMI, Displayport, Tilt

The quality for the price is unbeatable I highly recommend anyone to buy this for gaming or just your average work station computer. I use it for gaming and the monitor has great color and performs outstandingly.

After years with a TN ASUS 24" 144hz monitor, i wanted to get into the curved scene, and look for an IPS monitor. After searching, and seeing IPS monitors currently (early 2020) are outrageous, i came across this MSI 24" curved VA panel. VA sits between your budget old technology TN panel and the beautiful high end IPS monitors.This monitor is super light weight, there is NO height adjustment, but does TILT. OSD is simple and easy to use. Comes with an HDMI cable, (recommend picking up a DP cable) 144hz works on DP, and 120hz on HDMI 2.0 (need 2.0 capable GPU or youll be stuck at 60-75 hz). Freesync is available at the click of a button on the OSD. additionally it WILL work with G-SYNC as a G-SYNC compatible (not verified by Nvidia) monitor. I use this with a 2060SUPER. (enable FreeSync on monitor then goto Nvidia Control Panel and enable G-Sync compatible)Picture quality is very good, crisp and clear, zero issues with it, this was well worth the $179 i paid, wish i bought 2.

Extremely easy to set up, the curve takes a little getting used to but feels natural once you do. Very sharp, great for gaming or watching videos, great price point. Very happy with it

This has to be the best budget monitor for PC and console gaming yet.This monitor was a dream to set up and it connected perfectly to my Xbox One S instantly.Having Display Port allows you to run 144hz on any computer that can run that fps and has DP.Although HDMI can only allow you to run 120hz max, which is fine for consoles.The fact it’s also curved is beyond my understanding, a budget monitor that can run 144hz and is also curved at this budget of a price is wild!Pick this monitor, I promise you won’t regret it.Edit: I now have an Xbox Series S and it runs 120hz perfectly.I connected it to a computer as well and it actually does run 144hz over HDMI, very cleanly might I add.Still, a fantastic monitor, still would recommend!

The monitor is nice, and a big upgrade from what I had previously. For a 144Hz monitor under $200, it is pretty good, but as expected with this price point, there are some quirks. Some of which I wish I knew before purchasing it. These quirks may mean nothing to you, or be a dealbreaker.Pros:1) 144Hz over DP, 120Hz over HDMI - feels butter smooth2) Full range RGB3) Bright, but comfortable4) Easy to set up out of the box5) Includes DP cable6) Decent value for the priceCons/Quirks:1) The monitor's firmware will INSTANTLY start searching for another signal from another port the moment the current signal disappears. It also takes 5 seconds to do so, and there is no manual control while it is performing its search. So if you are using this to test a new build, you will be seeing a blank screen alot. The faster your BIOS boots, the more likely that the time it takes this monitor to initialize and find your signal, your chance to enter your UEFI BIOS has passed, leaving you to do some things "blind" (such as know which key to mash to enter the BIOS). It is a major pain when trying to debug a new build.2) When using FreeSync in G-Sync compatible mode, the backlight flickers to the point of being noticable during frame drops. In fact, leaving the refresh rate at 144Hz rather than FreeSync is less distracting, as I have yet to see tearing, but can always see the backlight changing.3) The aspect ratio setting ("Screen Size") is global. So if you need 4:3 for HDMI1 (example), you would have to switch it back to 16:9 for DP.4) There is no shortcut to the "Screen Size" setting, but plenty of shortcuts to other less-used menu options.5) The firmware is not updatable by the end user.6) There is very, very slight backlight bleeding, but it is only noticable on the darkest of scenes, and at unoptimal viewing angles. This doesn't bother me at all, as it is very subtle, but worth mentioning.

1080p 144hz curved with freesync. nothing else to describe it.

waited a while to review just in case. i’ve had this monitor for about two months now and it is amazing. the quality is exactly what i was looking for and so is the size. runs games very smoothly no frame drops. no dead pixels. love it

Its a good budget monitor but im def looking at "MSI QHD Rapid IPS Gaming G-Sync Compatible HDR 400 1ms GTG 2560 x 1440 240Hz Refresh Rate 27" Gaming Monitor (Optix MAG274QRX)". This monitor does give out a good quality picture but I just dont like how it makes like people or when your watching yt there face skin looks a bit weird. In gaming there is no problem with the contrast or color at all. It only looks weird when your watching a yt of a person there skin looks a bit orange to me..

Very impressed with the quality and has been great for gaming.

Es muy buen producto, el color del monitor es sumamente bueno y como olvidar la tasa de refresco y el tiempo de respuesta.El soporte con el que cuenta igualmente es muy bueno, son materiales resistentes.Sin duda alguna y por el precio al que se ofrece, es un monitor que vale totalmente la pena.También es importante mencionar que el audio proveniente del Jack es de muy buena calidad.

Por el precio está súper bien, no cansa la vista y no refleja brillo. Se ve muy bien la imagen, si buscas como máximo calidad 2k este te servirá.

144hz curved monitor, built in crosshair and an insane amount of completely customizable options to make it suit your needs. Looks amazing and feels great when using. Little to no glare from lights and windows. Picture quality is so good for such a low price compared to other monitors

It's a great gaming monitor, however, I have had it blackscreen twice on me so far. I don't know if that's something to do with the monitor itself, or my PC. I still really enjoy this monitor regardless.