




24-inch FHD 144Hz monitor
MSI PRO MP241W E14V 24" FHD Monitor, 144Hz VA
A 23.8-inch Full HD monitor that works for the office by day and games at night: a VA panel with a 3500:1 contrast ratio, a 144Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync across a 48–144Hz range, and 1ms MPRT response. HDR Ready adds depth to video, MSI EyesErgo covers Anti-Flicker and eye-care, and the ENERGY STAR certified panel keeps running costs down. Firmware updates over DisplayPort, an accessory slot for small peripherals, and a tool-free stand.
Quick Glance
Key Features
144Hz VA, With FreeSync Across the Range
A 144Hz VA panel paired with AMD FreeSync over a 48–144Hz range, so frames arrive without tearing rather than simply arriving fast. The same panel holds a 3500:1 static contrast ratio, which is what gives dark scenes and dark-mode interfaces real depth next to a typical office IPS.
EyesErgo Eye Care on a TÜV Certified Panel
Anti-Flicker and MSI Eye Care run on a TÜV certified panel, with Eye-Q Check built into the OSD — on-screen tests for astigmatism, the Amsler grid and sitting posture, and a prompt to rest your eyes.
Updates Itself, Tidies Your Desk
Firmware updates run over the DisplayPort connection with no service visit. MSI Power Link with HDMI CEC lets the monitor button wake a connected mini PC, and an accessory slot keeps cables and adapters off the desk.
Detailed Specifications
Specifications as published by MSI in the PRO MP241W E14V datasheet (available below) and on the MSI product and specification pages.
Need-to-Know
- The stand tilts only, from -5° to 20°. There is no height, swivel or pivot adjustment — use the 100 x 100 mm VESA mount if you need them.
- MSI lists KVM and PIP / PBP as NOT supported on this model. If you need to drive two machines from one screen, this is not the one.
- MSI marks the C13 power cord as optional in its accessory list, so confirm with us that your unit ships with one before you rely on it.
- HDR support is listed as "HDR Ready". MSI publishes no VESA DisplayHDR certification level for this model.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- AMD FreeSync across the full 48-144Hz range keeps motion smooth even when a game's frame rate dips, not just at the top end.
- A 3500:1 contrast ratio from the VA panel gives dark scenes and dark-mode interfaces real depth, well beyond a typical office IPS panel.
- Firmware updates run over the DisplayPort cable itself, so a driver-level fix does not need a service visit or a USB stick.
- MSI Power Link with HDMI CEC lets the monitor's own power button turn a connected mini PC on and off, one less button to reach for.
- ENERGY STAR certification means lower running costs if it is left on through a long office day.

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Frequently Asked Questions
They measure different things. GtG (grey-to-grey) is how fast a pixel changes shade, and MSI lists 4ms. MPRT measures how long a frame is visible to your eye, and backlight strobing can cut it to 1ms. Both figures are real; MPRT is the one marketing leads with.
MSI lists AMD FreeSync with an activated range of 48~144Hz, and both HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2a carry 1920 x 1080 at up to 144Hz. Your graphics card and driver settings decide which one negotiates adaptive sync, so enable it in the driver as well as the OSD.
Not with a built-in switch. MSI explicitly lists KVM and PIP / PBP as unsupported on this model. You can plug a machine into HDMI and another into DisplayPort and change source in the OSD, but the keyboard and mouse will not follow.
MSI lists one HDMI 2.0b cable, one power adaptor, one power cord (C13, marked optional) and a quick guide. There is no DisplayPort cable in the box, so order one if DisplayPort is how you plan to connect — you need it for firmware updates too.
Yes. The W in MP241W is the white finish, and the back cover carries a fine engraved pattern. If you are matching it to existing black screens on the same desk, that is worth knowing before it arrives.
Not sure which size suits your desk?
Tell us how far you sit from the screen and what you run on it, and we will tell you honestly whether 24 or 27 inches is the better buy.





