Aleksey
Edit: this monitors price has increased drastically since I wrote the actual review, so the main reason I recommended it no longer applies. Basically, the title is the review. The Lenovo L24q is a decent, budget-friendly, and versatile monitor that just so happens to use a resolution of 2560x1440 rather than 1920x1080. Colors are pretty good. Blacks have a greenish-yellow tint to them, and whites are a bit reddish, but all in all Id call the L24q sitting in front of me more accurate than most cheap monitors. Set the "Novo Vision" preset to "text viewing," then lower red and green by 5-8 points depending on your tastes. Contrast and viewing angles are exactly what Id expect of a budget IPS monitor. Not terrible, but nothing to rock your world. Edge-bleeding is really quit excellent on the sample Ive purchased-- when viewed directly its more or less average, but unlike my other IPS screen (a HP 25er) it doesnt bloom out of control when viewed from an angle. Theres definitely more trailing on this Lenovo than on the HP I just mentioned, but for light gaming Id be hard-pressed to tell them apart. Actual input lag seems nonexistent, or close enough. The stand doesnt offer any adjustments beyond swiveling, but its quite sturdy. 1440P on a screen this size is nice. Pixel density is comparable to a 32 4K monitor-- so applications are quite usable without scaling, for me, but I wouldnt like them to be any smaller.