LenovoL27q-30 27-inch QHD Monitor, LCD IPS, LED Backlit, 16:9, FreeSync, 75Hz, 4ms, Narrow Bezels, HDMI, DP, Tilt, VESA Mount

Purchased a pair to replace some 7 year old (I know, I couldn't believe how old they were) 1080p Viewsonic monitors. They were a great price on sale for around $211 and the pair worked flawlessly with my 2019 Macbook pro. The bezel is very slim, especially nice if used in pairs. I'd highly recommend for folks looking for external 2K monitors.

Purchased this monitor primarily for WFH and some light gaming duties. Picture quality looks great at QHD (2560x1440 @ 75Hz refresh rate) with the bright IPS panel (350cd/m2) connected via HDMI. I also like the fact that the power supply is internal so no need for a separate power brick, especially because I plan to VESA mount it. No built-in speakers but it's got a 3.5mm aux out for connecting to external speakers. Amazon comes through yet again with the fast delivery and superior customer service.One caveat to note is that the product pictures are somewhat misleading because they show the viewable screen as almost borderless, but in reality there's about an additional 0.3 inch black border surrounding the sides/top. Just something to keep in mind but other than that I'm extremely satisfied with the purchase.

I like these monitors a lot. I've had them for a couple months now. I like the pixel density, even though I didn't realize they are in fact 27" monitors, so they were a lot bigger than anticipated.The only downfall for me is that there is no sort of speaker on the monitors themselves. So you HAVE to use some sort of headphone/earphone for sound with your computer.I use them for gaming so not a huge deal, but if I want to watch a tutorial, or listen to music while cleaning I have to use my phone.They're a bit more expensive than I was hoping for at $238/ea (and for that price, no speakers?), but I'm definitely getting work out of them.

I'm using this monitor to edit 4k video with Adobe Premiere. This monitor is excellent and I am super happy with my purchase!

I didn't know how bad my old monitors were until I plugged this one in next to it. It's like a 27" OLED. I bought this for video editing and casual gaming. This works perfectly for my needs and is a really good value for the price.

This is a fine monitor but I am disappointed that Lenovo documents and advertises the bezel as 2mm when its really closer to 4 or 5. If I had noticed this before my return window was up I would have sent it back. Also, the monitor settings do not allow you to adjust scaling (the option is grayed out and not selectable). Maybe that's causing the large bezels? I've looked through a handful of forums and discussions about this and nobody seems to know how to fix it. Lenovo has not addressed the issue. In summary, dishonest advertising and poor customer support. This will be my first and last Lenovo product.

First off, it's IPS and QHD with 4ms refresh.If you're wondering if this monitor can be used for work and gaming, I will say yes. My kid plays Osu as well as Minecraft at 150-300fps on this, no issues with an Nvidia GTX 1050ti.

The monitor itself works well. It has two inputs (Displayport and HDMI). Picture quality is good, and everything works as expected. For typical office use (i.e. anything not requiring a color accurate monitor), this should be more than adequate.The included "stand," however is a complete joke. It is not height-adjustable, and the base does not attach securely to the upright part of the stand, which results in annoying wobbling. If you buy this monitor, plan to buy a third-party VESA-mount stand, since the included one is effectively useless.