Lenovo L24Q 30 23 8 Inch Widescreen 65FBGCC1US 23.8", 75Hz, Flicker-Free, Low Blue Light, ‎L24Q-30, HDMI Review

Pros: Great brightness (I usually have it set to 0 in a dimly lit room) VESA mount Not $600 Nice, sleek look Cons: Dead pixels The stand is flimsy and cheap, but that's no big deal. There are no options for custom presets for brightness, color, etc., so you have to manually change the brightness every time the room gets darker. Overall: This is a beautiful monitor with very few features but to be honest all of the monitor's features are marketing bullshit. I bought it for 196 bc it's the…

Colors seem good, one webpage showed a crazy color (it was a semi-uniform shade of blue), but no other issues so far. enough when I start doing things. it looks tiny compared to 32 inches, but it doesn't matter. Text clarity is amazing, when you're sitting >60cm it's as good as a 2017 Mac Book Pro. On macOS you'll encounter scaling issues (Firefox tabs are tiny, but actual text on the webpage scales). I haven't found any good solutions for this yet. Everything scales fine on Windows…

24 inches is a great size for a QHD monitor if you want really sharp images. You'll see a definite improvement over 1080p of a similar size. The monitor is great for office work as it has very crisp text and no pixelation. Nice bright screen, easy on the eye. Combines well with 125% scaling in Windows. On Mac it was a bit harder to get the right size, had to change some settings in multiple apps. NOTE: The monitor defaults to 60Hz when first used, so make sure you go into settings and change it

I bought 3 of these directly from the Lenovo website. There's no problem with the physical frame, it's thin and perfect. However, when activated, a black border appears. The display does not expand to the entire screen as shown in the picture. I have contacted Lenovo and tech support and they want me to ask for a replacement although I know for sure it is for that and the description and pictures are complete lies. I fixed this problem on different PCs with dedicated and integrated graphics…

Unfortunately, I discovered that this monitor was DOA only after the return/refund period had passed. I mistakenly thought the problem was how I was trying to use it as a second monitor connected to my all-in-one (also Lenovo).

It's been about a week so far so good. Pros: 1440p display for less than $200. I got it very well, for about $170. It runs at a 75Hz refresh rate, which is noticeably better in some of the games I've played. It has an integrated power supply (no external power supply required). It would be nice if there were a few extra USB ports. Otherwise I would recommend this monitor for less than $200!

The screen is really good, the colors are excellent, there are no dead pixels. The only complaint I have is that the stand is made out of cheap plastic junk and has no adjustment other than up and down tilt. You cannot lift the monitor so that it is close to the table. I'm looking down as I type this. The only good thing is I'm waiting for my Vesa mount to come so I can put it on. Then it will not be such a terrible monitor.