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

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 a way to raise and lower the monitor instead of just tilting it back and forth. Luckily for my desktop, it fits the height anyway. There are a few things I find a bit annoying, the most annoying being the buttons on the right that you use to navigate through the menu. Navigating the OSD with them is a bit confusing - and I keep clicking on the wrong thing when trying to scroll. I'm sure things won't be that bad with muscle memory enabled, but it's not as intuitive as the initial user experience. The LED backlit panel is bright. Actually almost too bright for me. I prefer a relatively low brightness on my monitors since I sit in front of them all day in my home office. If they are too bright, the eyes tire over time. I set the brightness to 0 on this one and it's still a bit brighter than the other Dell monitor I'm using next to it. So that's a bit annoying. I used Spyder Express 5 to calibrate on Windows 10 and was able to get a good color match with my existing monitor - so at least looking between them isn't distracting as the color profiles are very similar. Overall I like it and give it a full 4 stars. If it had height adjustment and a little more room to lower the minimum brightness, as well as better control buttons, I'd be a little happier. Yes, and the speakers are nice to have, but the audio is very weak. I won't be using them anyway as I have a set of Bose desktop speakers that I use for all my computers.