MSI has introduced the PRO MAX series, a lineup of minimalist desktop PCs and displays designed for users who prioritize clean aesthetics and functional simplicity. The announcement covers both compact computing units and monitor options, all sharing a cohesive design language that avoids visual clutter.
Minimalist desktops and displays feature RTX support, KVM technology, and clean aesthetics.
The series includes the PRO MAX 80, a slim white desktop chassis built around NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics support, and the PRO MAX 24/27 All-in-One PC, which pairs AMD Ryzen 200 series processors with high-refresh displays. A dedicated QD-OLED monitor line targets users seeking precise text rendering through an RGB stripe layout.
The PRO MAX 80 chassis emphasizes physical security and connectivity, featuring up to nine USB Type-A ports, BIOS-level USB control, a Kensington lock, padlock loop, and chassis intrusion detection. The All-in-One PC offers optional 10-point multi-touch capability, a pop-up 5MP webcam, and a four-way ergonomic stand for adjustable viewing angles.
Both the desktops and monitors support MSI M-Mate App for buttonless on-screen display control and KVM 2.0 technology that allows users to manage three devices simultaneously. The PRO MAX QD-OLED series includes the 341QPXW14G model, a 34-inch display optimized for clarity in text-heavy workflows.
The PRO MAX 80 provides dual USB Type-C ports delivering 98W and 15W power delivery respectively. This configuration supports efficient peripheral charging while maintaining the minimalist aesthetic central to the series design.
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