Lenovo 31.5-Inch DisplayPort Mountable Monitor 65F8GCC1US - 2560X1440P, 75Hz, Flicker-Free, Tilt Adjustment, Blue Light Filter, Anti-Glare Coating, IPS, C32Q-20 Review

This is a pretty good monitor. It's 2K, not 4K - sometimes the terms QHD and UHD are confused and can be confusing. The resolution is 2560 x 1440, sometimes referred to as 2K or Quad High Definition (QHD) because it has nearly four times the pixels of regular 1080HD. The design doesn't stand out - it's simple and not flashy like some of the newer monitor bodies. . It's lighter than previous generations at the same resolution and has a good range of controls to get the right image. The most…

I mostly play my PC games on a high-end 165hz monitor, so I just need something cheap at 1440p to use as a secondary monitor for encoding and reading. The Lenovo C32q-20 seems to fit the bill, offering an IPS panel (my preferred type) to boot from. Unfortunately, this monitor has two extremely annoying downsides: The physical construction of the back makes the VESA holes unusable. The bottom half has a large bulge that houses all the handling hardware (and therefore most of the weight), and the

Great monitor. Without the stain it would have been five stars. I like the size and form factor. I actually "roll back" from a 43-inch 4K screen. I liked it because the pixel density was pretty close to what I used before. I like to turn display scaling off (e.g. 100%), so having a large, high-resolution screen is important to me. The pixel density is actually lower than what I've used before, but I actually like it more. Higher refresh rate (Going from 30 to 75 makes a difference.) I wish…

I don't play games at all on my desktop computer. The QHD resolution on a 31-32 inch screen size allows me to compensate for my slowly deteriorating eyesight. I mainly use it for general web browsing, paying bills, and the occasional photo edit. I also use email and calendar. I miss the built-in speakers, so I bought a small USB-powered speaker bar for about ten bucks. However, this monitor is great for my needs. The brightness and contrast adjustments are enough to balance my eyesight. Color…

I can't complain about a $160 monitor at an office supply store. I would recommend this monitor if it is the cheapest 31.5 inch monitor on the market. Screen brightness is low. It's okay if the light doesn't fall directly on it. Text is too pixelated at 2560 x 1440. At the expense of screen real estate. Features HDMI 1.4 and DP 1.2 ports. HDMI cable included. DP stopped working but worked again after unplugging and plugging everything including power cord for a minute. Headphone jack is on the…

All my monitors are 24 inches so when I saw it was for sale in Vine I had to buy this one. A 31.5 inch monitor makes a big difference and is much larger than my 24 inch monitors. I think size matters. I love that it has HDMI and DisplayPort inputs to support a wide range of computer manufacturers, and its 75Hz refresh rate is very impressive given that most monitors have a 65Hz refresh rate. This would be ideal for any gaming PC or even a regular PC for working or watching movies. and videos in

No tools are required to assemble the LENOVO C32q-20 31.5" and it comes with an HDMI cable to connect to your computer. The monitor assembly is presented in the form of a screen and a base. The base has three positioning pins that match the monitor and the fourth connection is a locking screw. The locking screw has a folding handle on the underside for tightening. Tools are not required. There is a fold out graphic brochure showing assembly and connections. A LIMITED WARRANTY booklet is…

+ No strange frame. Plain black plastic with faint "Lenovo" lettering on the bottom left and adjustment knob guides on the right. + The power indicator is located at the bottom right and is not visible from a normal angle. Much better than annoying monitors with front power indicator lights+. Works great at native resolution of 1440p/75Hz and seamlessly accepts and upscales 4K/60Hz+ HDMI input. 32 inches is a very comfortable size for a monitor. 1440p at 100% offers a reasonable balance between

Pros: Good office monitor. The screen sizes are great for those who like a big screen but not an extreme width-to-height ratio. Two productivity apps can easily run simultaneously on the same screen. Cons: I found this monitor at Office Depot for less than $200, so keep an eye out. The base cannot be adjusted in height, only tilted. No built-in speakers or USB hub. Other thoughts: I probably won't be using this for gaming. The viewing angle is better than most, but not as good as some.

This is a great big monitor with great picture and fantastic performance. I have it on my desk on a swing arm and sits above my other two monitors. Ideal for games and other tasks. Set up is easy and works so well.

It's a good basic monitor, 31.5 inches with an aspect ratio of 16 x 9 and 1440 pits, it's good for gaming given the resolution and refresh rate, but I wouldn't say it's a high-end gaming monitor for more general use purposes is. It's no frills - just two inputs and no fancy controls, but for a big monitor. It's good for basic stuff.

It's a good basic monitor, 31.5 inches with an aspect ratio of 16 x 9 and 1440 pits, it's good for gaming given the resolution and refresh rate, but I wouldn't say it's a high-end gaming monitor for more general use purposes is. It's no frills - just two inputs and no fancy controls, but for a big monitor. It's good for basic stuff.

Got this from lenovo.com at a big discount. This monitor is dull, dark, dull colors, poor contrast and blur when playing games

It was a Christmas present for my friend's daughter as she also got a new desktop. She loves how big it is and now she can just use her TV for gaming and watching TV, doing schoolwork and surfing the internet instead of having to plug it into an outlet. phone to your TV.

It was a Christmas present for my friend's daughter as she also got a new desktop. She loves how big it is and now she can just use her TV for gaming and watching TV, doing schoolwork and surfing the internet instead of having to plug it into an outlet. phone to your TV.

This is a great big monitor with great picture and fantastic performance. I have it on my desk on a swing arm and above my other two monitors. Ideal for games and other tasks. Set up is easy and works so well.

Got this from lenovo.com at a big discount. This monitor is matte, dark, dull colors, poor contrast and blurry when playing games

A very good suggestion for a 4K display. It really changed my desktop. It goes very well with an AMD processor with integrated graphics. I don't play games so can't say if it's suitable for that, but it's great for videos.