The MSI Optix MAG272CQR is well balanced, offering great quality and decent features, but this monitor isn't perfect. It has some irritating design flaws and suffers from slight ghosting alongside underwhelming screen modes. Coming in slightly cheaper than similar quality rivals, though, the MSI is a well-rounded option for single-player gaming and most eSports scenarios.

Impressive core image quality; Smooth 165Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync 2; Immersive, curved design; Includes USB-C;

Poor gaming modes; Minor, high-end ghosting issues;

A sturdy construction, colourful panel and a reasonable cost should make the Optix MAG272CQR a popular choice for those looking for a curved gaming monitor. It isn’t proper HDR, but the variable sync mode works on both AMD and Nvidia and the LED lighting is a fun feature for those with illuminated systems.

i bought this product around a week ago and so far use has been wonderful. the curved screen helps immensely for immersion and having a better view of whatever you're doing. im really happy with my purchase and would highly recommend it!

Everything is perfect except for the price. This monitor can be bought for way cheaper at other stores. Please do not buy if price doesn't drop. Other then that, the monitor is great.

Bought to play games at high framerates and this monitor looks awesome while delivering the smooth frames. Super happy with it. Gamers Rise Up

Haven't had it long but it works great so far, Only downside is it doesn't have built in speakers but other than that not a single issue with it yet.