Upgrade Your Display with Lenovo Q27H 10 27 Inch Monitor: Backlit 2560X1440P, 75Hz, USB Hub, Low Blue Light, IPS Technology Review

So first of all I love this monitor. Colors are good, contrast is decent (could be a bit better at angles), and the design is quite appealing. The "borderless" claim, as with almost all modern "borderless" or "rimless" designs, is only about 90% true, as there is no plastic bezel around the screen (well, a super thin one, anyway). a black bezel on the screen when on. It's easy to ignore when using the monitor alone, but you need to overlap your displays in a multi-monitor setup so that the…

This monitor really has to be seen to be believed - image quality, color reproduction and refresh rate all combine to make a very compelling package. I am not new to monitors as I have installed 1 to 5 monitors over the years with resolutions up to 4K and sizes from 15" to 32" and up and trust me when I say this is a good one option is. While the 75Hz max speed on FreeSync settings might not be anything special for fast-paced gaming, it's more than enough for everything else - and the image…

This is a very good secondary monitor that made my MacBook Pro flip monitor the only screen. Now I can conveniently install two or more windows on the Lenovo Q27h. It looks great in my home office and the screen and picture quality are excellent. I would definitely buy this monitor again, but there are two things I'd like to know: 1) It's impossible to adjust the volume on a secondary monitor (not just this one) without the complicated BlackHole or SoundFlower downloads that I still haven't…

I found this to be a great monitor for web development, video editing, etc. This is NOT a gaming monitor unless we're talking light stuff like The Sims, but that's not the design here. The technology, responsiveness, etc. in this monitor has made it very suitable for amateur editing as well as developing and deploying tableau visualizations. It's not intended as a collaboration monitor as it has a flat screen (as opposed to a curved one) so the viewing angles aren't surprising. Of course, it's…

I wouldn't necessarily classify it as anything other than a really good "performance" monitor for office work or media consumption. It's a good panel and the resolution is really good. I currently connect it to two computers: a MacBook and a Windows10 computer. Using USB-C and DisplayPort connections. Both work very well and I can get the full native resolution of the monitor. The monitor itself is attractive and fairly thin. The stand is a bit odd, but it works and looks good. I wish there was

I've had it for less than a week, but so far it's working fine. I bought it because I need at least a 2k resolution for IT work, but I was concerned that the 4K resolution would be too heavy to see the writing. I think 2K is perfect for most scenarios like developing and opening multiple remote desktops and different browsers and apps, it's good enough for that. The screen itself is nice, IPS and looks good. The USB-C cable is good, but there's also HDMI and Displayport. Overall I like this…

Prior to this monitor, I had a Lenovo L24Q-20 with a 23.8-inch QHD display for about two years. I like the monitor, there were no problems with it. I also thought of a 27 inch monitor when I bought it, but ended up thinking it was too big for my desktop. Two years later, I do a lot of video and photo editing, and the extra screen real estate has become more of a necessity than a luxury. First of all, the minimalist design of the front panel is fantastic. There are absolutely no logos, buttons…

This is a really good monitor. I decided to switch from iMac to Mac Mini (I like the M1 chip). However, I needed a monitor. I've been looking for weeks. I just can't justify spending money on a Mac or LG monitor they advertise. Not for what I use a computer for. Then I found this monitor. I dropped the 22-inch iMac, so the 27-inch iMac is a nice step up. I like that the stand is actually on the side - better matches my desk. Color is perfect mini. 75Hz is good, but I don't game, so 65Hz is fine

After looking through hundreds of monitors of this size and resolution, I finally came across this one for sale. I was a bit skeptical because of the price but decided to give it a try after reading the reviews. For my purpose, I used it as a second monitor for surfing the web, email, etc. I don't think I could have done much better, the colors are very vibrant and vibrant. The stand is quite odd and I didn't think I'd like it but I've been liking it ever since because it gives it a more open…

This monitor, although advertised and described, will NOT charge your MacBook Pro using a USB-C cable. This is a known issue in the MacBook Pro community, and Lenovo has repeatedly ignored requests on multiple tech forums to either explain the issue or provide a fix. I bought this monitor because I prefer a clean uncluttered workspace and the idea of having a cable to power my laptop and connect it to the monitor was very exciting. Unfortunately, the advertised functionality DOES NOT EXIST, and

We use this for our son's gaming PC. He combines it with his curved 24-inch monitor. He uses it as the main monitor for gaming and the other screen for chatting/streaming. If he had to choose between the two, he would definitely choose this Lenovo Q27h-10 27 inch monitor. It's a game and a message box. It's the only monitor you'll need for a desktop setup. It has an excellent display presented by a QHD screen with stunning colors. It would be great to combine it with a laptop as well. The…

I've been stuck at 1080p for so long I've forgotten how good high resolution can look. With HDMI I was only able to get a resolution of 1980x1200, but I don't know if that was a limitation of my DisplayPort to HDMI cable or not. But I have a DP-DP cable and was able to get the full 2560x1400 resolution, which is great. (Actually, this is my first monitor with a DP connector). I've never thought much about framerate, so I didn't notice any difference in that regard. The stand struck me as odd at

I used it to replace a non-PIPS 27" LG 4k monitor in my quad monitor setup and this Lenova Q27h-10 is a very solid replacement. The image seems a bit brighter than my two Asus PB258Q 25-inch IPS monitors and pairs well with my Asus PG279Q G-SYNC monitor (although it doesn't have G-Sync). I installed it on my Ergotron DS100 dual monitor left stand. I'll post a photo of the back so you can see the low VESA mount potion. I will also highlight the position of this monitor in my setup in yellow as…

As of this writing, you can't find better value for a USB-C monitor (2k, IPS, FreeSync, 4ms, 75Hz, USB-C, speakers). I've been using it for 2 days, about 20 hours of use and so far it's looking good. 4k videos look great. There are no games yet. The BIG issue is that USB-C does not charge Apple products including my 2019 MacBook Air. Lenovo is aware of the issue and is working on a driver update. But they have been working on the problem since June and still have no solution.

I bought this monitor because it was a good price, USB-C and I have a Mac. The main requirement was USB-C compatibility with Mac. After placing an order, I found reviews online denouncing this monitor as being incompatible with Mac. I almost canceled the order. I called Lenovo and the agent I spoke to said the reviews were out of date and that the monitor would work as expected. I'm happy to report that the monitor works over USB-C as I would expect. I am using a cable to connect to a charging…

I ordered this monitor because I now work from home and my personal laptop screen just stopped working. The screen is much bigger than my laptop and I can do a lot more on one screen. Everything looks really sharp and clear. The colors and graphics are all amazing. So far I haven't had any problems with this monitor. I was a little worried it would work well with my laptop as my laptop is older but it works and works very well. This is a great work monitor or when you need a second monitor. I…

For simple business work (PDF, Excel, PPT), this is a fantastic monitor.1. Can charge my laptop, keyboard and mouse with it, eliminating a significant amount of clutter. I didn't know what I was missing until I had a clean desk. It also allows me to easily move all my work gear between rooms since I only have to deal with one power cord.2. The resolution and screen size are perfect for two sized PDFs and in some cases excellent. The lack of screen tilt wasn't an issue either, but it's something

This is a very well made and powerful general purpose monitor. Probably not ideal for edge cases of gaming and design work, but certainly useful for those applications. For those who cannot charge a modern Macbook or Macbook Pro via USB-C: Enable "Smart Power" in the settings. (and none of the other loading options). This worked for my 2020 Intel Macbook Pro. I'd like to see some additional inputs (maybe two USB-C or two HDMI) for this price point. That's the only downside for me. EDIT: I've…

I love this monitor! The USB-C connection is perfect for my 2020 Macbook Pro as I no longer have to use an adapter on the side of my computer. Connecting an external hard drive to the rear USB ports also worked flawlessly. To charge my Macbook, I did a quick Google search. If you turn off "Smart Power" and turn it on again, charging works. I don't usually turn off my computer, I just put it to sleep when not in use so it doesn't interrupt charging. Whenever you turn off or unplug your computer,

I was very hesitant to buy this monitor because many reviews said it would not charge Macbooks via USB-C. Well it really is and I'm so happy! However, USB-C doesn't work with Nintendo Switch and I actually had to use a dock with an HDMI setting to play. The internal speakers are not the best, but enough for now. If you prefer the best sound quality, I recommend buying speakers. Overall I am happy with my purchase, especially for the selling price. I will continue to update in the future if I…