27" MSI Optix MAG272QP

The MSI monitor will augment your PC setup with a panel with a 27" display size. The aspect ratio of the device is 16:9. The proverbial cornerstone of the monitor is the VA technology, which provides accurate colour rendering and great contrast. The monitor sports a 2560 × 1440px resolution. The extra swift 1ms is perfect for playing PC games, as it keeps the picture sharp even in hectic combat. The 165Hz refresh rate is a welcome addition for gamers and professional users , reduces eye strain, and ensures smooth image rendering. MSI promises a brightness of 300cd/m2. Graphic artists will also appreciate the colour depth, which in this case is 8 bit. The device uses DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 2.0 and USB-C for PC connection.

27" MSI Optix MAG272QP LCD Monitor Key Features

• 27" display size
• 2560 × 1440px maximum resolution
• VA technology
• Anti-glare coating for comfortable work
• 1ms response and 165Hz refresh rate
• Maximum screen brightness 300 cd/m2
• FreeSync for syncing with AMD graphics cards
• The monitor is compatible with VESA mounts
• Features a height adjustable stand
• An integrated USB hub for easy connectivity
• Enjoy better sleep quality thanks to the integrated blue light filter
• Typical power consumption of the 27" MSI Optix MAG272QP is about 30W

27" MSI Optix MAG272QP Features and Construction

The MSI display measures 61.5 × 45.1 × 22.5cm, while height can be adjusted as needed. The monitor comes with a classic stand, but you can attach it to the wall via a VESA mount. The device weights 6.1kg. This model can be used as a USB hub, providing you better work comfort and easy cable management. One key parameter is the input signal; with the 27" MSI Optix MAG272QP it's DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 2.0 and USB-C. You can hook up your headphones right to the monitor.

The 27" MSI Optix MAG272QP Delivers Many Advanced Functions

If you often work long nights, the monitor offers a blue light filter, which improves your sleep quality. There's also the Flicker-free function, allaying eye pain and fatigue. A welcome feature for gamers is proprietary image syncing with AMD graphics cards, better known as FreeSync.