MSI PRO MAX 241PHW E14 - 24 Inch - Full HD - White

The MSI PRO MAX 241PHW E14 features a 144Hz refresh rate and a 1ms MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time).

Yes, the monitor supports USB Type-C with 65W Power Delivery, allowing you to connect, display, and charge compatible laptops with a single cable, provided your laptop supports these features over USB-C.

EyesErgo+ technology is designed to mimic natural light patterns and reduce the intensity of digital blue light, aiming to decrease eye fatigue during prolonged viewing sessions.

Yes, the monitor is factory pre-calibrated with a Delta-E value of ≤2, ensuring good color accuracy for tasks like graphic design and photo editing. For highly critical color work, further calibration might be recommended.

MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time) is a motion blur reduction technology that works by flashing a backlight during the display interval. It aims to make motion appear smoother. GTG (Gray-to-Gray) measures the time it takes for a pixel to transition between shades of gray.

This monitor model does not typically come with built-in speakers. You would need to use external speakers or headphones connected to your computer or audio source.

You can access the monitor's settings using the physical buttons typically located on the back or bottom edge of the monitor. Refer to the user manual for the exact location and function of each button.

Warranty information can vary by region. Please refer to the official MSI warranty documentation or contact MSI customer support for the specific warranty period applicable to your purchase.

Check that the power cable is securely connected to both the monitor and a working power outlet. Ensure the monitor is powered on (check the power indicator light). Verify the video cable is properly connected to both the monitor and the computer. Try a different video cable or input port.

Ensure the video cable is securely connected at both ends. Lower the refresh rate in your computer's display settings. Check if the issue persists with a different video cable or input source. Update your graphics card drivers.

Confirm that your computer's USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode and Power Delivery. Ensure the USB-C cable used is rated for video transmission and sufficient power delivery (e.g., 65W or higher). Try a different USB-C port on your computer if available.

Adjust the color settings in the monitor's On-Screen Display (OSD) menu. Reset the monitor to factory defaults. Ensure the correct color profile is selected in your operating system's display settings. If using for critical color work, ensure factory calibration is still optimal.

Restart both the monitor and the computer. Reconnect the video cable. Ensure the correct input source is selected on the monitor. Update your operating system and graphics drivers.