Lenovo 27" Screen LED-Lit Monitor L27q-20 Near-Edgeless 2560 x 1440 QHD infinity TUV Eye Comfort HDMI DP

From a non Vine Voice rater. - First impressions are very good. The monitor as a whole looks very professional. - The screen colors are noticeably rich and vibrant compared to a 27inch 1080P monitor I have from D-- .The bezel is very thin except for along the bottom. The thin bezel makes the monitor appear larger than actual size. A nice optical illusion. - The adjustments on the bottom right frame are very functional and easy to use. - The front panel looks clean. - The cables plug straight into the back of the monitor which makes for a very easy hookup. - The monitor is very thin and the stand is surprisingly stable. - Silver color is good for always looking "clean" unlike black that shows dust. - Screen does not appear to have a plastic coating as another rater mentioned. - One HDMI, one Display Port, and one power port on back of monitor (3 total). - Power cord to monitor is a dc input with transformer module approximately 4 feet away. - All cords are easily hidden behind thin stand. - Bottom base and thin stand are made from metal and sturdy. CONCERNS: - Installing the lower stand may present some difficulty. The stand clips into the actual monitor but to get the clip to lock in place may take some wiggling to get the locking mechanism to properly lock. The little clip needs to slide all the way to the top position to engage the lock. - The bottom base is large (which is good for stability) but may be a problem when set on a narrow table or against the wall. The screen sticks out 7-1/2 inches when the base is pushed back to the wall. - Screen is not wall mountable. - Plastic clip on back of monitor that holds power cord and input cord is a little flimsy yet effective. CLOSING COMMENTS: - Other than these small issues I say this is a very nice monitor that will impress. 1440 (2K) is the way to go for a screen this size. The resolution is noticeably better than a 1080 screen of the same size. Highly recommended! SPECS: Part Number 65D4GCC1US EPEAT Gold Max Operating Humidity 80% Min Operating Humidity 10% Max Operating Temperature 45C Min Operating Temperature 0C Other Information Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 10 Aspect Ratio 16:9 Brightness 350 cd/m2 Connector HDMI 1.4,DP1.2 Contrast Ratio 1000:1 Display Type TFT LCD Horizontal Viewing Angle 178 degrees Maximum Resolution 2560x1440 Case Color Silver Monitor Technology TFT Native Resolution 2560x1440 Preset Display Modes 20 User Programmable Modes 20 Refresh Time 4Milliseconds Screen Illumination -- Viewable Image Size Inches 27 Stand Tilt only Tilt -5~22 degrees Recommended Resolution 2560x1440 Vertical Viewing Angle 178 degrees Video Input HDMI + DP Depth 245mm Depth (US) 9.65in Height 465.8mm Height (US) 18.34in Weight 5.17kg Weight (US) 11.4 lbs Width 611.6mm Width (US) 24.08in

The most competitively-priced 1440p display on the market right now. And this is a NEW PRODUCT. It's not been on the market for very long (which is why there's so little written about it thus far. I took a chance on it, and it paid off! I'm glad I did!). It's got a great, modern design (metal frame & base, almost no bezel at all, except at the bottom, easily accessible buttons on the front), modern I/O (HDMI & DisplayPort. No D-Sub/VGA), and the quality is fantastic! Wonderful clarity, lots more screen real estate than a 1080p display would offer, and a nice, matte screen (so no reflections). Disclaimer: I am not a graphics professional. I am not using this display for intricate Photoshop work, nor do I game. But for my purposes: web surfing, doing office work, watching online videos, etc, this display more than exceeds my needs & expectations. For the vast majority of people, I think this is a great display! Am quite happy with mine.

This is a very nice monitor. Hardest part on choosing a monitor now days is what resolution to get. So I went in the middle with this one. 27" is massive compared to my all-in-one touch screen 22". The stand didn't want to click in right away, had to force it pretty hard. Other than that I do recommend this monitor

Build quality feels good, and the base is all metal. I like that the bezel is really thin, and the brightness is good. For coding/productivity: the color and brightness is good, and if you need to adjust you're able to either use your OS or reduce on the monitor's settings. It has all the usual things you'd expect from a monitor (warm colors, video, etc.). For gaming: I do notice a bit of lag, but it wasn't too bad on my games (PUBG, League of Legends, Rise of Nations). Unless you play a lot of competitive games and notice these things in the first place, I found it perfect for casual/lighter gaming and didn't notice significant screen problems. Overall, feels like a perfect monitor for me, and I'd recommend it especially at the price point. While researching, I found very few monitors that met my requirements (1440p, small bezel, nice and beautiful, and good build quality).

At this price point for a 27" qHD monitor it is hard to beat this. In my opinion anything over 18" needs to be better quality than 1080p. So the image quality is crisp on this and the colors aren't bad! For this price point you are looking for a best quality/dollar model and this is it. Contrast/colors aren't the best you'll get out there but for a budget it probably is. The case and stand are very nice as well and super sturdy.

I *so* wanted to love this product. Beautiful screen, absolutely stunning. Then it kept powering down randomly. Unplugging the transformer from the monitor and plugging it back in is the only way to get it back up. Returned and ordered another, the stand (probably a $ .05 part) wouldn't lock into the back of the monitor. Returned and ordered another, same problem. Too bad -- this is a beautiful beast.

This is a good monitor. But, there seems to be no way to adjust the colors using the OSD display. The color adjustment option appears to be locked. And, yes, I have read the manual, which doesn't explain how to unlock it.

Love the 2560x1440 resolution. Had to use the display port. Plugging into HDMI only have me 1080p (i.e. 1920x1080)