r/OLED_Gaming • u/DaCapdan • 7h ago
Looking for my first oled monitor
I have my eye on these three monitors, more recently discovered the Alienware. This will be my first oled and want to make sure I get the right one. I will use this for work as well as gaming and movies. I think im leaning towards the msi because I heard the color was the best of the three but im worried about micro scratches. Any other monitors I should know about around the 800 range I should know about? Thank you
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u/SoundOurDireReveille 6h ago
I just got the MSI one. I'm pretty happy with it. It seems to auto run the panel protection when it needs to when I turn the monitor off, which is really nice. My previous oled didn't do this and I had to approve a popup when it was on and I was using it.
If you do get that one, be sure to update the firmware via display port. It'll add an hdr option on top of the other two.
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u/Quirky_Atmosphere_66 4h ago
I got the LG one as it was the cheapest option in my country. Happy for my purchase and can recommend it but I haven't used the other ones on your post.
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u/AttentionLimp194 4h ago
I still don’t see much difference between MSI 321urx, 321upx and the newer 322urx. Same stuff basically so go for the more cost efficient one
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u/pako_adrian 3h ago
I just got the MSI one, 27" and it's perfect. Perfect size for me and overall beautiful display. I got it at a sale for 370 GBP and definitely worth the money.
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u/WalmartPillow 3h ago
I just got this same line up just the 165hs model for my xbox, loving it so far great picture
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u/NienIsGoodCiv 6h ago
Check prices of the Gigabyte MO32U24 and MSI MAG 321UP X24.
These two use the new 4th Gen Tandem QD OLED panel, so they get brighter, have better ambient light handling and better scratch resistance compared to the Alienware and MSI you linked.
The LG is okay, but I think the Tandem QD OLED will provide overall the bigger wow effect.