Review on 🖥️ Lenovo 61C1RAR2US 32" 4K Display: Crisp 3840X2160P Resolution, Enhanced 80Hz Refresh Rate by Dennis Carter

Pros: Nice panel, thin bezels, amazing picture quality, crisp text, great specs, true 10-bit panel, no 8-bit + FRC, daisy chaining two 4k monitors, factory calibrated, great color software, block no power required amazing viewing angles. Manufacturer's warranty 3 years Delta E < 2 across the board. If you don't know what that is, you're looking at the wrong monitor. With a higher Delta E you can buy a lot cheaper. I think Adobe RGB is 99% to 100% sRGB. The blue light filter is great. The ThinkVision software is very suitable for controlling the monitor. Cons - OSD could be much better; The buttons are difficult to see when the screen is on. The chin could be less massive. There is no driver for this monitor (only a color profile). I'm not saying he needed one. Another important point for me, I bought two of these and the color temperature/tint are different on both. It's a panel thing; cannot be fixed by software. I like both panels but I wanted them to look the same in terms of color temperature. The pad needs to be changed. It's too bulky with a large area. I had to buy an external monitor mount. Lenovo support could be better. The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. Don't pay more than $700, Lenovo's website usually has good discounts. I bought 2 there. In addition, it is a 32-inch UHD monitor with 2 HDMI 2.0 ports, 1 DP 1.2 port and a TB3 IN port and a TB3 OUT port (for daisy chaining). It also has a USB hub that works great (This is not a KVM switch. Also note that the max refresh rate is 60Hz, not 80Hz as advertised by this seller.