MSI's massive 49-inch 240Hz OLED monitor drops to its lowest price

If you are looking for something more impressive than a no-frills, affordable monitor for work and study, like the Samsung FT45, which is currently available for half the price at just $99, you might want to consider an OLED display. MSI, for one, has discounted the MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED monitor to a new all-time low price, allowing you to save $170 or 15% off its MSRP.

OLED gaming monitors are more popular and affordable these days, offering gamers great specs at better prices. The MSI MPG491CQPX is an ultra-wide monitor with a 5120x1440 pixels resolution, 240Hz refresh rate with adaptive sync, incredibly fast 0.3 ms response time, and great contrast with infinite blacks. Besides gaming, this monitor is a good pick for productive work thanks to its ultra-wide curved (1800R) 32:9 ratio, which essentially gives you two 16:9 displays in one unit.

To make sure pixels remain healthy all the time, MSI implemented a suite of protections called OLED Care 2.0. It uses techniques like pixel shift and static screen detection to avoid burn-in during long gaming sessions or work.

You can connect the monitor using HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, and USB-C (also supports 98W power delivery. Also, you get two USB-A ports for data transfer and accessories and a 3.5 mm audio jack for headphones.


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