MSI PRO MP273P 27″ Monitor, Adjustable, FHD (1920 x 1080

For price I was quite impressed with monitor. It comes with HDMI cable (that’s a plus). Easy to assemble stand. Stand is sturdy and can be adjusted for height angle or rotating screen. Will definitely buy again if I need a monitor again.

Me gusto el material y la calidad de imagen, lo malo q los botones encendido y volumen estan detras.

So first thing is first. You have to have your expectations straight you are purchasing a 1080p monitor thats considered a budget/business monitor rather than a high end fabulous popping colors type of monitor.

Pros:
It is great in all honesty.
The adjustable mount is perfectly sturdy and I did not notice any dead pixels at all on testing.

Cons:
I did notice that its colors are slightly on the warmer side of things even after trying to calibrate it. I could not match my main monitors colors.

Its only 250 nits of brightness which is typically low for monitors but standard for this price range. So expect it to be a little dim in comparison to other higher end monitors.

Monitor is fantastic, viewing angles are so much better than my old monitor. The stand is very sturdy and the height range is more than enough for my needs. Quite easy to setup. Picture quality is A++++ and everything else is also great.

Bought 2 of these for a new home office for desktop extension. Bought on offer at 139.99 and were 20 cheaper than Argos.

Bought for the size but also the adjustment arm/mechanism. Able to easily adjust height/rotation/pitch to suit needs and still gives space on the base stand so you don’t lose desktop space. Connected both to a laptop on a port replicator using HDMI.

Both easy to assemble, very sturdy and came with HDMI cables which surprised me but kept as spares as needed longer ones for my setup.

Sound/speakers – very basic, if you are wanting monitors with good quality built in speakers this product isn’t for you. I hadn’t planned on using them anyway so they were an added extra, but a cheap pair of USB powered speakers does a better job.

Gran monitor. La calidad de la imagen y la velocidad de respuesta son increbles. Las principales ventajas: gira 45 grados hacia los lados, tambin es conveniente girar la pantalla verticalmente para trabajar con documentos. El monitor perfecto, un sueo.

Picture quality is superb at this price level, height adjustment and rotate function is unheard of for this price. Don’t think about it, just buy it, you will not be disappointed

La calidad de imagen es muy buena pero los altavoces son un chiste, mucho peores que los del porttil (suenan a latilla, como en un mvil malo) y lo de girarlo para usarlo en vertical resulta menos prctico de lo que esperaba porque hay que andar cambiando configuraciones de pantalla y es un rollo que uno acaba por no hacer.

It’s a good monitor very good for studying and watching long hours videos.. less strain to eyes

Pro: economico, effettivamente pi riposante per gli occhi rispetto a un monitor tradizionale, base di appoggio stabile, velocissimo da installare, reazione agli input ottima.
Contro: luminosit migliorabile.

Lo uso per lavoro, pi ore al giorno di quanto mi faccia piacere ammettere. Se lo usate per lavori di grafica ho l’impressione che resa dei colori non sia al top, quindi non credo sia l’ideale, ma per chi come me lavora con programmi di calcolo decisamente un ottimo prodotto, considerando anche il prezzo contenuto (l’ho acquistato scontato a circa 130 euro).

He comprado el monitor de 27″ y estoy muy satisfecha. Aspecto negativo: la calidad del sonido no es muy buena. Pero por la diferencia de precio entre este monitor y otro de gama ms alta con la misma calidad de imagen puedes comprar unos altavoces.
Calidad de imagen: muy buena. Pantalla antireflectante. Todo tal y como en la descripcin. Perfecto para el trabajo.
Soporte: no puedo pedir ms. Es ideal. Se ajusta tanto la altura como todos los ngulos y es muy cmodo.
Diseo: el borde de la pantalla de 27″ es muy fino, queda muy profesional y minimalista.

Al comprarlo tena miedo de que me llegara en mal estado, y sobre todo que no se ajustara la altura como dicen algunos comentarios. Ha llegado en una caja original de MSI en estado perfecto y soporte se ajusta tal y como marca la descripcin. Es como comprarlo en una tienda fsicamente. Viene con los tornillos para montar el soporte, cargador y cable hdmi-hdmi. No buscaba un monitor con sonido, as que me da igual cmo es. Se escucha bien, es soportable, pero no es ideal. Para m, ha valido la pena la compra.

Firstly, this review is for the MSI Pro MP271. There are several different versions of this 27″ monitor and this one is NOT height adjustable. Nor does the screen twist around to make the display portrait. Secondly, it’s only fair to say that although I bought two of them, I did not buy from Amazon. My preference would have been Amazon but they were not in stock.

They are very nice looking monitors and the 1280p works for me, although I know some gamers would want higher resolution. I find 1280p on a 27″ monitor easily enough for my “office” type situation. I don’t play any video games. The most exotic app I use is VLC Player to watch video and these monitors give a nice clear picture. I don’t do higher than 1280p though (for YouTube) and most of what I watch are ripped DVD boxed sets, so they usually aren’t very high resolution to start with.

I’ve already had a bad experience with two matching 27″ monitors, made by another company… an ACE company, by all accounts but I’ll never touch their stuff again. I started getting horizontal lines of odd pixels across 1/3rd of the screens. At first, it was happening with only one of them and when I searched, I found out that many people were having the same problem. Apparently, it was a known design flaw but it only started happening after the guarantee period. Then to confirm this as a design fault, EXACTLY the same problem started happening with the second one. What really irks me now is that this ACE company is still bl@@dy selling them! Avoid!

Anyway – back to these super looking MSI monitors. The picture is good but I do have some small bugbears. The ultra thin bezel isn’t so thin when one realises that the picture does not reach the inside edge but instead has a thin black border around the screen. Added to the width of the bezel, you are looking at a combined black border of around 7mm around the picture. I call that “deception” but what do I know… I’m just this old guy now who vaguely remembers advertising standards being a bit higher at one time in the distant past. Then, if you want a double monitor setup and you plan of having two up against each other, you are looking at a black middle vertical bar that measures 15mm. An extra mm you say? Yes… see next paragraph.

Another bugbear is that the thick horizontal bottom bezel protrudes a tiny bit further than the rest of the screen. This means that when you put one up against another, it’s impossible to have a tight fit and you get a thin vertical “daylight” line between the two of them. Hmm… not so great.

Then there is the fact that the power lead is not a standard C13 monitor lead (ie kettle type), but instead it is a C5 (Cloverleaf). This isn’t a big problem but it does mean that any old C13s will have to be ripped out of an existing wiring setup and replaced which can be a pain.

Lastly… I haven’t loaded up any of the MSI control software, if there is any, ‘cos I don’t like bloatware and pretty much the only reason that monitor manufacturers make this kind of control software, that duplicates OS control, is to advertise their brand name. Monitors should be plug ‘n play in my book. So if I need to adjust the picture, I need to do it using the display control buttons. On these monitors, they are pretty inaccessible, on the back right. So far they have worked out-of-the box so it looks like I won’t need to adjust anything – so I see it as a plus that this OSD is hidden. The only exception here is the power button. I used to be able to turn my old monitors completely off with a front button. These MSI ones will have to remain in standby when I power down the system as it’s impractical to reach either of the power buttons with the monitors together and with monitor speakers right up against the sides.

As you see, I’ve emphasised the bugbears and really it’s me – I’m just very discerning. All in all, these seem to be very good and handsome monitors for the price and overall, I’m extremely happy with them. I do use them for office-type apps and for playing video however and gamers might want a bit more.