MSI G281UV 28" vs Yeyian Odraz 27"

The MSI MAG281URF is a 28" 4K 144Hz gaming monitor with a wide color gamut and VRR support. It has good image quality with wide viewing angles and vibrant colors. The monitor has a decent peak brightness but lacks local dimming for HDR. It offers three response time modes, with the Normal mode recommended for most situations. VRR is supported via FreeSync, G-SYNC Compatible, and HDMI 2.1 VRR. The monitor also has MBR for improved motion clarity. It has a flicker-free backlight and low-blue light filter. The monitor has various gaming features and a built-in KVM functionality. It has a sturdy stand and offers full ergonomic support. Connectivity options include DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.1, USB-C, and a headphone jack. The MSI MAG281URF is a good gaming monitor, but there are better options available at this price range.

The G281UV monitor offers a hardware solution to reduce blue light emissions without sacrificing color or picture quality. It is certified to reduce harmful wavelengths and maintain color gamut and temperature. The monitor also comes with a game bundle license for Far Cry 6.

The MSI G281UV monitor claims to support 10-bit color, but it actually uses dithering. The gamut coverage is not particularly generous, with 122.54% sRGB and potentially 91.36% Adobe RGB. It is based on a similar panel as the recommended Philips 288E2UAE, but there is no user feedback available.

The MSI G281UV is a budget 4K IPS monitor with a 60Hz refresh rate. It offers high image quality with sharp details and vibrant colors. The monitor has wide viewing angles and supports HDR, although the true HDR experience is limited. It has a decent response time and supports AMD FreeSync for smooth gaming. The monitor has a variety of features and adjustable settings. The stand is tilt-only and the connectivity options include DisplayPort and HDMI. Overall, it is a good budget option for those who don't mind the low refresh rate.