MSI MAG 341CQP QD-OLED

For this entry-level OLED you get a premium screen. The entry-level model does have something that you will have to make a compromise with. The design of the case is below average. The USB ports are at the bottom of the screen, making decent cable management impossible. The footrest is also uncomfortably large on my fairly large desk. Furthermore, we decided to keep it as there are currently no 21:9 OLED monitors with a burn in guarantee. By the way, the picture is simply fantastic, I hardly notice the difference between this screen and 4K.

he likes it very much and is highly recommended

Long doubted to make the switch to an ultrawide screen, but that switch was less of a problem than first thought. Very immersive. If you come from an IPS panel, you will notice that there is text fringing on this panel due to the structure of the oleds. This can be partly solved by installing mactype, but not completely. For gaming, this screen is almost perfect, depending on which game and whether it has ultrawide support. It is therefore possible that some games have black bars in menus. MSI has put a lot of Burn-In prevention in the monitor, sometimes you see a pixel shift when you are looking at text, but this is not noticeable during gaming. After every 4 hours of use, the screen performs a burn in care when switching off the screen. You can see this because the status LED flashes orange, this takes about 5 minutes. You have to take this into account if you, for example, shut down your entire setup using a power strip with an on/off button.