Lenovo Monitor, L24q 23.8-Inch Monitor, QHD Resolution, 16:9 Widescreen, 65D2GCC3US

Driving this with a Lenovo x230 via the display port and it looks fantastic. Moved on from my Apple 27" Thunderbolt monitor and wanted to match screen resolutions and this one does it. In fact I prefer this Lenovos size and matte screen to the Apples 27" Thunderbolt display. Using this setup for writing, browsing, and a little gaming. Had it for about 1 week and just love it- super crisp text and a great value. Text is mighty crisp.

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I am an engineer who uses large, high resolution monitors in many places daily. With that qualification, this monitor does not quite measure up to professional displays costing twice as much or more. But at this price we shouldnt expect it to. As a budget priced monitor, it has no visible pixel defects out of the box, and displays a very wide pallet of colors. My only gripe is that the display uniformity (off angle viewing) tends to be a little off (darker) in the lower corners. It will do just fine for my work needs. Update: While I prefer to have high-resolution displays for my work, several people I work with would prefer lower resolution (i.e. larger text size without resizing). The OS could be adjusted to increase the global magnification, but this isnt always implemented well. If you have difficulty seeing small text, you may wish to choose a larger monitor or one with lower dpi rating. The monitor has no height adjustment, and it has only a few connection options. Exactly as expected for the price. Bottom line, for the price this is a great monitor.

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Hooked up to my Lenovo x220 laptop via Display Port. I get full resolution when using extended delay with my laptop, though I havent tried dual screens with a higher res monitor. This looks fantastic. Best screen Ive had for home use. This is a huge upgrade from a typical 1920 resolution monitor and Id rather have this than a 27 or 32" monitor at 1920 res. Im impressed. Will be great for editing/reading documents, photos and browsing the web. Thats all Im using this for. Get one!

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Monitor was unacceptable with calibration that it came with. Too much bluish grey and not enough contrast nor bright. Photos were fine but not text. Lowered blue value some in windows calibration and increased contrast and brightness to 92% on monitor. . However adjusted picture is much better than a 4 year old 1080P ips viewsonic (which could never be adjusted to good contrast and lack of blue grey tinting). NOTE: using nvidia control panel settings improved image over windows calibration when it comes to blacks. Recommend at discounted price point only if you know how to adjust monitor calibration. After extensive research this is one of the few and lowest cost 24 inch IPS monitors with QHD. I prefer IPS for wide angles and clearer text as I mostly read and program.

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Excellent value. I run this as a second monitor alongside my Cintiq Pro 16. Not much to say other than I was impressed with the color reproduction right out of the box. Im going to run my Spyder calibration tool on it anyway, but everything seems pretty impressive at default settings, especially for this price.

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I bought a pair of these to upgrade from 1080p monitors. The slim bezels and 1440p resolution make for a great multi-monitor setup, given you have the graphics power to drive it. If youre a gamer, you might need to consider an upgrade to your graphics card if youre planning on rocking a pair of these as a single display. Pros: - Aesthetically pleasing - Slim bezels - High resolution Cons: - only 60Hz refresh rate, I will be looking for 144Hz in my next monitor even though I love this monitor

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USPS did a horrendous job with shipping this monitor for some reason, but I wont fault the seller for that. It was packed to the gills with huge bubble wrap. I dont think a nuke would have harmed the monitor. Anyway, put it together and it worked immediately. I already had this exact model and the 1 I already had was much cooler than this display but to be honest it looks better a bit more warm. Anyway, got them setup with the proper hardware and software colors and it looks bright, colorful and vibrant. Thank you!

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Very pleased with these (I bought two). Very small bezel, and perfect when sitting side by side for an almost continuous desk top. The brightness and resolution seem excellent. After carefully looking, I do not see a single missing pixel. Another thing thats nice is the metal base is very sturdy. Overall, I like these MUCH better than the dell monitor that came with my PC 2 years ago, and cost a LOT more. As I said, I bought two, and both worked perfectly right out of the box.

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This is an excellent low-cost 2K monitor for general purpose use. After using a laptop with a 2K display for a while, I couldnt resist upgrading my 1080p monitor for the higher visual fidelity of a 2K monitor. At 23.8", the pixels on this monitor are not visible from a sitting position of around 2 - 3 feet away, which means texts, images, and videos are crystal clear without any sort of aliasing (pixel jaggedness). With regards to gaming, upgrading from 1080p to 2K gave a noticeable change in the crispness of the images being rendered (it should be noted that this monitor is not a freesync or gsync monitor so some sort of vsync is recommended for >60 fps). Overall, this monitor, especially when its on sale, is a solid step up from a 1080p monitor.

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For what you pay for this is absolutely unbeatable. A decent, pleasing designed, 2560x1440 monitor with a nice size. Compared to any other 400$ 2560 monitor this falls a little short but honestly if you are looking at this its because you cant afford something like that in the first place. It is “Good” all around. Not “Great” but by having an “Excellent” price point its made up for. My recommendation is to save even more money on a refurbished model if you can through Lenovo on amazon or eBay if you really are tight. Only Con is no Vesa mount. I planned to slowly buy three of these for Vesa Mounting but it seems I will have to get adapters, luckily the monitor place the price of a 20$ adapter still beats any other solution so no complaints!

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