Review on Lenovo ThinkVision M14 Anti Glare Monitor, 1920X1080 Screen by Darrin Green

The positive feedback on the M14 is well deserved. They feel premium while being incredibly light and thin. Many reviews reduce the 300-nit brightness, but I found that I dimmed it the first time I turned it on. I find 300 nits too powerful when an app is still using a white theme/background. I was able to hook up (2) M14s to my 6th Gen Carbon X1. The monitors don't support daisy chaining, but using the 65W charger that came with the X1, I can power the M14 and M14 into the USB-C laptop, leaving the laptop's second USB-C for the second M14 remains free. This configuration was plug and play and I have seen the laptop charge successfully with this setup as well. No more worrying about leaving my desk in threes when I have to travel! The only thing that bothers me is the carrying case that comes with it. This is a soft case that protects screens from scratches, but nothing more. I'm concerned about only relying on them in my checked baggage considering how thin the monitors are. I would pay more for the hard shell version.