MSI PRO MP275Q 27 Inch WQHD Office Monitor - 2560 x 1440 IPS Panel, 100 Hz, Eye-Friendly Screen, Built-in Speakers, Tilt-Adjustable - HDMI 2.0b, DP (1.2a)

A truly fantastic monitor for amazing value - with caveats. Everything about the colour rendition is superb, it gets very bright and the 100hz refresh is solid. But the plastic stand, which connects via a slot to the bottom on the MP273QW model and not the centralised VESA mount, is extremely wobbly. If your monitor isn't placed on a separate table from your keyboard/mouse you might have issues constantly jogging the screen like I do. It's definitely noticeable jiggling side to side. The simple fix would be to buy a separate, more solid stand that connects to the VESA mount which may provide more stability. Or spring for the MP273QP model instead which has a better stand.Despite being IPS and advertised has having the usual ~178 degree clarity, the viewing angles also leave a lot to be desired, with brightness noticeably falling off at the edges when looking at it dead on 60cm or so away. This creates a vignetting effect so the backlight doesn't look entirely even. You get used to this though.Another thing worth noting: the MP273Q models have stereo speakers. They don't get very loud, although they're still perfectly audible in a noisy room. BUT they aren't centered, with the left speaker being on the left, while the RIGHT speaker is in the MIDDLE. Why? Because the right hand side of the monitor houses the button controls where the speaker typically would be. This is a little bizarre and means all sound coming from the monitor is offset to the left of you. If this bothers you, you may want to seek an external speaker solution instead.But for a "Pro" level HDR capable WQHD office monitor this is undoubtedly unbeatable in terms of value. 5/5 stars all the way.EDIT: Review originally mentioned presence of dead pixels (pictured). Upon submitting a replacement request, Amazon delivered a new monitor which is now pixel perfect! The return process was smooth and painless. I have zero complaints. Review has been updated accordingly.

I was in the market for a new monitor and this one came in at the right price at the right time.This monitor is certainly very well put together, it is supplied with a stand that slides into the back of it, and it stands up on my desk in the right position with no adjustments, the power button and menu buttons are on the back of the monitor, so these are out of the way but only in an awkward position if you have to change settings all the time which most people don't.The monitor has input for HDMI and DisplayPort, it also comes with an HDMI cable to plug it in straight away.I don't believe this monitor is equipped with audio as my computer didn't detect this on the HDMI port so you would need external speakers connected to the computer, not an issue for me as I already had these but the video quality is very good indeed and helps a lot when you edit videos for YouTube like I do.I can't comment how well this would work for gaming because I don't play PC based games, but for my video and graphic editing purposes it certainly does the job and the colours on the screen are vivid, outdoing my laptop screen by a long way.The monitor does come with a quick start guide but MSI have a full manual on their website which is easy enough to find.Very pleased with this and having had experience with MSI motherboards being of very good quality I expected this monitor would be just as good, I was not wrong

This is a fantastic bang-for-buck 4K IPS monitor. Colours are punchy, the screen gets bright and has good antiglare, but perhaps most brilliantly for the sub-£200 I paid, it has proper USB-C display connectivity with 65W charging. That was a must-have for me to easily dock my work laptop when I work from home, allowing me to ditch the laptop's clunky barrel charger and HDMI cable.Being so cheap, there are some small corners cut. The menu is fiddly to navigate and there's not a huge amount of options to play with. The screen lighting bleeds a little bit at the extremities when looking at a dark image, and the power supply is external, meaning you have a big brick to try and hide somewhere when you plug it in. There's also only tilt adjustment; I use a monitor stand to get a comfortable viewing height.Overall, though, it's still excellent value. Other more expensive displays may be more polished and feature-rich, but you're still getting a great looking 4K panel here with strong connectivity options. And that, in the day-to-day of productivity and browsing, is what matters the most.

I hesitated buying this because of the price, I assumed it was going to be a terrible monitor. I couldn't be anything further from what I expected.It's very plastic-y and lightweight I had to re-tension my monitor arm as it was floating away. Once I got it set up and enabled sRGB mode I was actually quite impressed. Colours seem accurate, it's bright but not eye searingly so. It's IPS so expect IPS glow and appropriate viewing angles and its only 60Hz so don't expect to be blown away by the performance in gaming.For the price it is a very capable monitor, especially for web browsing, productivity, etc.. I'm extremely picky with monitors and so far nothing bothers me about it.Can't really complain for £138.

I went for this monitor for a cctv camera system as it is a convenient size making it very portable for small bed side tables or passagways. It can double as a larger screen for some gaming systems especially with the refresh rate. It is powered by an ac/dc power supply mains to 12 V d.c. meaning it will run from a 12 V supply with the right adapter.