Lenovo C22-10 21.5" Anti-Glare Monitor with HDMI and Wall Mount – 1920x1080P, 60Hz Review

I bought it because it's the right size for me and blocks blue light. If you spend a lot of time at your computer, you need to block out that blue light. It really spoils the eyes and causes headaches. i love this screen. plug and play Clear colors. I lowered the resolution because at the highest resolution the fonts were too small for me and I was tired of increasing the size in every application. Now it annoyingly tells me I'm not using the max resolution.

This is an old school monitor. Positive moments: the monitor is powered by 120V. Direct connection. An external power supply is not required. It is VESA compliant so it can be mounted on a stand or bracket. (Screws included) Color reproduction is fairly accurate and screen brightness is good. There is a setting to reduce the blue color for evening or nighttime viewing. Cons: This screen has a wide bezel around the outer edges. Nowadays when borderless or frameless screens are very popular, I…

The Lenovo C22-10 21.5-inch LED Backlit LCD Monitor is your grandfather's (your father's, to be precise) monitor. It has no newfangled features. Some reviewers even questioned the display's resolution. That's right, the display is not particularly suitable for 4K videos and may not even cope with some PC games. However, Full HD is defined as 1920 x 1080 resolution and the Lenovo C22-10 meets this specification. It has VGA and HDMI inputs, although nothing other than input is offered. The stand…

It sat unopened in my garage for a while before we hung it up in the garage. When I opened the box I found the screen was cracked. The return period has exceeded 90 days so I'm stuck with a broken TV.

I've used this with my small laptop to have a bigger screen to work with and it works great. I can see everything I need clearly. It's bright enough. He's not out of order. I can not complain.

These monitors are good for performance, but with a 60Hz refresh rate, this isn't the best option for gaming. I bought two for the dual multitasking required of me when working remotely. Therefore, they are ideal for work and study. Great price for 1080p monitors.

The only game I've used on this device is a small solitaire, but I've used it more for business than most gamers and it's been great. I stare at this screen for an hour noticing the blue light reduction benefits. I have less headaches and less sore eyes than some of the other monitors I've had. The tilt adjustment is a very useful feature. I'm glad I chose the Lenovo C22. This is exactly what I need for my new office.

I have a lot of experience with monitors in this price range and was hoping it would be a great value choice, but unfortunately it wasn't the case. It's terrible? No, not terrible. It just doesn't work well in different areas. The biggest issue I see (or don't see) is better contrast. The color started off as an off-white no matter what (I've tried 3 different cables and tried HDMI and VGA) and no matter what I do it remains a VERY light off-white tint. It's not very, very colorless, but enough

This monitor covers the basics, but it's by no means the best. I use it for office work, mostly Excel, and it's good for that - the color contrast isn't the sharpest white, but it's enough for work. But the body of the device looks oddly cheap. The base is plastic with no height adjustment (the main reason I deducted a star) and the side panels are quite thick compared to other monitors in a similar price range. The connections are only VGA and HDMI. Overall this monitor feels like a step back…

My husband is knowledgeable about CS/EE, so he does a lot of computer work, including coding, and usually uses at least two monitors. Since we have several computers, he always needs a monitor. When it was offered, I accepted. This monitor is a pretty basic 1920x1080 monitor. Colors look washed out, which is particularly noticeable when viewed next to another monitor we've compared them to. To see if we can fix this, we mirrored the system desktop with a comparable Dell E2213 monitor. No matter

One of the most important considerations when looking for monitors can be the response time. The response time for this is 5ms, which isn't bad, but not great for fast-moving games, movies, or anything else. If your game is a first-person shooter like Overwatch, this monitor will cause some blurring of fast-moving objects, leading to accuracy issues. If the game is a turn-based game like Civilization, then it's a great fit. This monitor is also great for most audiovisual work as it supports…

This is a good monitor. I took it out of the box, plugged it in and connected it to my laptop's VGA adapter with a VGA cable and it worked fine. A VGA cable was included, but no HDMI cable. I got an HDMI cable and plugged it in and it worked great too. All in all, this is a solid monitor and nothing special or bad about it. Bright, good resolution, good price. If you want the best, there are better and more expensive alternatives. If you have to do something, that's fine.

Something is wrong with the monitor. A dark screen suddenly appears during use. I want to return it but Amazon won't take it back if we use it for more than a month.

Brilliant image quality. It has VGA and HDMI but it only comes with VGA cable. Unfortunately, the base does not tilt. If, like me, you suffer from back pain and calf cramps that make you jump out of your seat hourly to work uncomfortably standing, this monitor will put you to the test. But it has a pretty good viewing angle and excellent resolution. Good standard monitor, good specs for gaming, like good refresh rate, no ghosting. There was no ghosting when I played Minecraft on it, and when I…

I have no idea what Lenovo wanted here. This is such an outdated design with outdated features and an outdated price! I don't see how this fits into the consumer market as there are slimmer, higher resolution alternatives in a better price range. Maybe for the office? Even then, see the previous one. The thing has frames from the 80s. HDMI and VGA connections only. The resolution is for a television, not a computer monitor. Colors are inaccurate and washed out. White is blue-grey, black is dark

This monitor is a little puzzling. It's certainly a good monitor, but I can't recommend it. The resolution of 1920 x 1080 is quite sufficient. It's bright enough and the colors look good. The Tüv Low Blue Light certification is a nice touch. The controls are simple, easy to navigate and very intuitive. The margins appear to be fairly standard width. The stand is actually pretty solid and there is quite a incline. The only issue I see is connectivity. Only VGA and HDMI inputs are available. The…

As others have pointed out, the monitor has few features, and while the screen is nice, it's nothing special. It features VGA and HDMI inputs and is easy to assemble and set up. It's a bit pricey for what you get, but it works well as a work monitor. From this point of view, being able to have a blue light filter is also a plus. If it were a bit cheaper, I would recommend it for use as an office monitor. It works well and hasn't had any issues so far, but I'm too expensive to recommend it…

good monitor I use it as a second monitor for my Lenovo laptop and it works really well. The colors are fantastic and the picture quality is great for video streaming from my Revain Prime and Netflix. Very easy to set up and customization is fantastic.

Plug and Play is just what I needed for virtual learning. I keep my work on one screen and my students on another so I can stay organized. Fantastic for the price. The only complaint is the weird picture presets. The reduced blue light setting is particularly disgusting

The Lenovo C22-10 is a very basic monitor. It offers a true HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 as well as VGA and HDMI connectivity. In terms of price, it competes with many other basic monitors and offers nothing more. The display isn't as sharp and colors aren't as accurate as our ASUS, Samsung, or Acer monitors. The assembly isn't bad, but it's not bad either. I ordered it for my husband whose old computer is limping and not quite up to his needs. He is a professional CAD designer and has been…