Lenovo ThinkVision M14 Anti Glare Monitor, 1920X1080 Screen Review

So here's the problem we currently have in 2021: There are very few monitors that use USBC as their primary data source. And there are fewer and fewer ports on laptops. Therefore, if you are a consumer with the following circumstances, you might want to reconsider your purchase: 1. You have a PC/Laptop with very few USBC Thunderbolt 3 ports. If you don't have ports, using this product will be very difficult. Here's the main problem: there are very few DisplayPort to USBC cables or HDMI to USBC…

I bought this portable monitor because it's inconvenient to work with a monitor, but I ran into a couple of issues: The monitor itself is great. If you have flash powered/USB-C to USB-C devices. I only had an iPad. I need this for my Chromebook. I thought I could get it working if I bought an adapter, but that didn't happen. It also doesn't support video? When I connected it to my iPad Pro and opened ProCreate. It worked until I started painting on it and it stunned it. Plugged in my switch…

I've only had this monitor for a few days but I'm impressed with its quality. I have used it so far. This is my working setup (first picture is Dell Latitude 5420) and my personal setup (second picture is ThinkPad T480s). It is highly recommended that you research the specific ports on your laptop before purchasing this item as older laptops that do not support USB-C will not work. For example, I also have a desktop setup and the USB-C port doesn't work with it as it's only for charging and not

I really like this screen. Yes, it needs a USB-C port on your laptop, but my laptop charges via USB-C, so no problem. I connected it to my laptop and it worked straight away. Comes with a protective holdall. The only thing I would change as a designer is that the stand does not cover the screen when folded. So be sure to keep a holdall. Second, the case doesn't close - it stays open, allowing the screen to slide out if you're not careful. The third element is the screen height - sometimes I…

My laptop (Lenovo ThinkPad T480) only has a USB-C port, which is the only power source (as well as a way to connect the laptop to the dock). In order to use this portable monitor as a second screen, I have to rely on the monitor to power my laptop, which means I can no longer use the dock. I've tried using a bi-directional display port with USB-C cable to connect to this monitor, but unfortunately it doesn't work and says the monitor doesn't support UFP_D E-pin mapping. I tried contacting…

Slim, lightweight, easy to carry, single cable, perfect for use with a laptop or even when you need a bigger screen for your phone. It took me a heck of a lot of time to get it working on my HP laptop and I was worried I was unlucky at first but it looks like I'll have to do a lot of updates to get it working but that was it it Since then, plug-and-play installation has been a breeze. If it doesn't work the first time you connect it to your laptop, don't give up. Make sure you have all the…

I like the monitor very much. It fits the size of my laptop perfectly and the screen is sharp and great BUT the only complaint I have is that the cable connecting the monitor to the laptop is SO fragile. if you accidentally press it just a little, it turns off the monitor. @lenovo - I think that should be an easy fix? Better cables please! otherwise love it. I've had it for a year now and the cable is driving me nuts. it worked great.

I got this portable monitor for my programming needs. It's incredibly convenient to have a reliable backup monitor when you're on the go, whether you're at a coffee shop, at home, or at the airport waiting for a flight. I have basic requirements: 1. The screen must display a good quality image2. Build quality should be durable yet lightweight. The setup should be simple and clear. With all three, the ThinkVision 14 does everything perfectly. There is usually always something wrong with such…

I work virtually, mostly from home, but sometimes on the go. My desk at home has two 21-inch monitors connected via a USB-C dock. I connect a second monitor to my laptop when I travel. I bought a Lenovo M14 to replace an AOC monitor (USB 3.0) that refused to work with either one of my Dell Latuudes or my new ThinkPad. Setup is easy; My laptop is constantly recognizing what monitor configuration it's seeing - I know it's primarily a laptop, but judging by AOC's behavior I believe the Lenovo…

The screen has a solid build quality with an odd design choice as all non-screen related parts are housed in a hinged leg at the bottom, making the bottom third of the screen almost as thick as a thin laptop and about as thick as a thin one laptop is . Laptop screen for the remaining two-thirds. not a big issue but keep the extra thickness in mind when considering what type of sleeve you want for your laptop and travel display. My big concern is that the case it comes with just feels like it…

I knew what I was getting into in terms of screen quality when I bought it after seeing several reviews and having used ThinkPads for decades. The brightness isn't impressive and it has the faded appearance that ThinkPads usually have. Anyway, as a portable monitor, it's fine. It fits in my laptop bag with my laptop and even comes with its own handy pouch. My two main problems: the desk. The wire keeps wanting to twist or bend and pop out. Not exactly sure why as most power supplies have more…

Great screen. The product is lightweight, compact, has great viewing angles, and easily adjusts to almost any position. My only small issue is that when detaching the screen from passthrough loading, the screen turns off for a few seconds. It's annoying, but not a deal breaker. My biggest problem was that the item appeared to have been returned early. The package came without another box, so the original packaging was already quite crumpled. All of the original seals have been cut off leaving…

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad laptop and found it to sound perfect when I'm away from home. It didn't work at first. I connected this monitor directly to my laptop using the included USB-C cable. The portable monitor turned on but soon went to sleep and I couldn't get my laptop to recognize that it was plugged in. THEN I connected my laptop to the docking station in my home office, which was already recognizing my desktop monitors. From there, I plugged this portable monitor directly into my laptop…

I needed a portable monitor that I could connect to my laptop so I could expand and multitask at the same time. The monitor is exactly the same as the one on my X1 Carbon laptop, such as B. Thickness and Aperture. It was plug n play and the color setting appeared to be the same as my laptop. and a USB-C to USB-C cable. The monitor itself was very light and I like the little plastic stand to adjust the angle. There were two USB-C ports, so I can place the laptop on either side. I always take…

I bought it to have a second screen for my laptop when I travel for work. It works great for this purpose: I plug it into a Thunderbolt-enabled USB-C port on my Dell laptop and away I go. I recently built a gaming PC at home and thought I could use this screen as a secondary monitor. None of the USB-C ports on my tower support DisplayPort Alternate Mode, so I bought this bi-directional DP USB-C cable: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081VK1KHV/ref=ewc_pr_img_2?smid = ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc =1 (DO…

It fits in my hand luggage and is easy to transport. New to the world of monitors, but I find new uses for them every day. Many people want a larger screen than their laptop, I wanted portability as well as basic monitor capabilities and additional screens when working on projects on the go. It serves a purpose. Prices are good and the only downside is that Lenova instructions are limited; You're pretty much on your own after the initial connection, which is USB-C in and out.

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…

I bought this screen for long international work trips after reading comparison reports on various websites and checking Revain reviews and ratings. Somehow, "hanging out" with just a laptop screen when traveling after virtual work used to be a bit of a headache and doesn't seem to work anymore - you still have to manage multiple documents while writing or editing, and holding Zoom or team meetings . This wing came with me to Africa and is holding up well so far. It's light and thin and fits in

This is my second portable monitor and I like the stand a lot more than the previous one. The small hand is unobtrusive but holds tight (while my other hand is like a table tent and opens when hit). With a USB-C connection on my laptop it connected and worked without any further action. The brightness is very easy to adjust. Sharpness and image quality appear to be good. It's not too heavy and has a good case. I use it to start a virtual management meeting on one screen and take notes and…

I bought Lenovo M14 and M14t (with touch screen). The M14 is a great portable monitor. I have several versatile portable monitors for a variety of uses, but I have found the flip cover/stand difficult to use for most of them. They fell frequently. The stand on the M14 is excellent. You can adjust the tilt and limited height to fit your laptop display. The monitor is fairly light so I'm wondering if wind will be an issue when used outdoors. Image quality seems to match my HD IPS Thinkpad…