This worked perfectly for what I needed. This monitor was crucial when it came to working from home successfully. Thanks for attention!

I don't know if I just have a bad panel or not, but this monitor looks awful. Everything is blurry and no hardware or software settings can compensate for this and make it acceptable. I'm usually happy with Lenovo products, but this monitor was clearly rebranded by a Chinese OEM and I doubt Lenovo was involved in its design or production. My first LCD monitor in 2009 had the best contrast. I would recommend the V7 L215DS-2N, it's still a very basic monitor but gives a better picture.

It's a kind of monitor that you keep as a backup in case one of the monitors on your computer fails. It's a very basic, low-resolution monitor that works in a pinch, but I think most people are looking for something nicer for their home computer - be it for gaming, watching movies, or any kind of graphics work. It's also a good replacement for those who are still using an old square monitor or a computer that hasn't been updated in a while but is still in use. This is a decent, inexpensive…

I am not very happy with this monitor. The size is right but everything else from there is not what I'm looking for. The screen struggles with darker black tones and seems rather low in contrast. When I set things up the way I like, the color saturation is low and the screen looks gray and ugly. The base of the monitor doesn't use the space optimally either. I'm used to placing the USB-C dock at the base in front, but this dock has a round, beveled design that unfortunately doesn't allow me to…