i used to have 2 of these size screens, swithe to a 32 inch ultrawide.... i like the wide angle!

Sorry about that, we'll adjust! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment !👍😎

No it's just fully black👍😎

​@@WeDoTechtnx bro respect for the reply 😎 I am going to purchase this monitor this week, is the quality really good bro?

@@gameman01 quality is great!! for viewing content such as movies/shows and gaming as well

It's a great all round screen, it does colour really well !

No, it can't be rotated to a vertical position, no👍

Definitely not...👍

Thanks for watching! a Screen just displays information from your PC, if you have the corrosponding connectors, i.e., HDMI to HDMI, everything should work and there's something wrong if it doesn't. Also, just connect your controller to your PC, screen doesn't matter.

I've checked a few forums and noticed that it's a problem with a lot of brands and their budget monitors...but it has to be very severe for it to start having an impact that you can see. This is a very good budget monitor though, would definitely recommend!👍😎

@@WeDoTech Yeah my ACER VG 240 YS from 2021 still screen bleeds. I only started noticing this when I bumped the refresh rate to 120 hz in 70% brightness. NVM was a decent all rounder back then and still is kind of in 2024. Anyways, should I buy this MSI as a secondary monitor or there are better options in this price range?

VA bleeds this is IPS

​@@ianamor14 bleeding is common issue in IPS technology.. specially in the entry level budget segments. my Msi pro mp225 is 22inch ips display which bleeds

👀...I don't know how your getting 251Hz refresh rate but well done....👍

@@WeDoTechMy mistake because By using VGA to HDMI cable it shows 60 Hz refresh rate but with the use of HDMI cable it shows 100 Hz refresh rate 😎

😂who

In 0:55 bro😂

i didnt notice much of that while testing the screen tbh

25 inch below is very good with 1080p. anything higher than 25 inch at 1080p will have a shitty pixel.

depends what you want to use the screen for?

@@WeDoTech I'm using for video editing brother!

I got mine yesterday; it has a viewing angle of 178. I think it will work out great for your case

Thanks for the assist!🫡

Already got it and all good, thanks guys!

Yeah, it's a very good all-round screen...good for gaming too!

The page of msi say yes in his specs

Thanks for the assist!🙏

No sorry, it's 4ms...👀

​@@WeDoTechThe website mentions 1ms MPRT What does it mean?

Not with the included stand, although it does have VESA support so you could do it with a desk mount or a wall mount

you can with MP251P not MP251

noticed! And fixed, thanks for the heads up! my dislexia did me dirty there haha

You can choose between the two in your macbooks settings

Thanks. And can I also switch to my older PC ? Though it uses a vga so I guess I need a dongle?

For the usbc

No it doesn't need a PC, any HDMI input would work👍

if you want it for gaming exclusively you could go for other higher hz and response time options with just a little more money, you can use this one for gaming yes, but I think there are better options

@@Pengoooooo hi I am doing that now, I'm saving to get something decent very soon, something like aoc 24g4 thanks

In my opinion, if you are a console gamer and specifically the Xbox Series S. I think this would be an ideal purchase, since the console only hits 120hz. It's fairly cheaper then the 144hz screens, and gives you a minimum saving of around R1200 - R1500. I wish this was available, when I built my pc, as it would have gave me more flexibility on the other parts which are a bit more crucial to my pc's performance.

yeah i think you make a valid point!

I play Helldivers 2 and Fortnite casually and 100 hz perfectly fine. 144 hz is only needed if you're a really sweaty player or you want to play comp. But I'm not a sweat or comp player lol so it's fine for me. I got thus monitor for like 80 so it's a steal.