Lenovo L27m-30 27 Inch PC Monitor | FHD, 1080p, 75Hz, IPS, 6ms, HDMI and VGA, USB-C

The only slight criticism i have is that the input selection is a bit tricky and could be a little more intuitive. The image quality is much better than I was expecting given the low price for a 4K 28" monitor from a well known brand. When I first used it I noticed how much whiter the whites were and clearer the text was compared to my old Dell 23" monitor, which is now relegated to a second screen. The resolution only goes to 60Hz but this doesnt bother me at all. The number of inputs is good (1xDP and 2xHDMI), although I wish it had 1 additional DP (display port) or swap 1 of the HDMI's for a DP.

I have been trying different monitors for a while and this one fits the purpose and couldn't get more from the quality. A really good monitor, well built but the only issue is the lack of support for MAC users. Lenovo struggles to adapt its products for different devices.With M1 it does not get 60htz but just 30htz which I wouldn't recommend for gaming.A good shout is having two HDMI and a Display Port. So far I am happy with the quality monitor to work, study and watch films in 4K. I even use it as a smartTV with FireTV on it.

While this monitor may not be the most impressive piece of screen out there, it is definitely a great option considering the price point. I purchased it for my young son's first PC setup and was pleasantly surprised with what I got for the price. Although he may eventually outgrow the monitor, it is perfect for someone just starting out. The picture quality is crisp and clear when watching the video in full screen it looked amazing. However, I must note that small text may not display as well. If you are an older designer or a coder, I would not recommend this monitor. However, for the price, it is an excellent choice as an additional monitor or for a young gamer. It runs at 75 Hz on PC and works with both his PlayStation and new PC, providing excellent picture quality.

It's a good screen for the price, sRGB mode provides a good level of colour accuracy. No dead pixels.The only issue I have is that the stand is bent meaning the monitor isn't parallel to the stand base (see image). The only minor gripe is when in sRGB mode you are locked out of brightness control, so if you work in a dimly lit room you may find the monitor too bright and no way adjust.

Reasonably priced monitor that works as it should for 3D industrial modelling and system engineering.

Got 2 of these even though there were no reviews, but the spec seemed great as was the price. There are 2 HDMI and 1 Display port connection. All the buttons are on the front of the monitor so easily accessible. Picture is sharp and colours good. No dead pixels.100x100 vesa mount let me attach them to my existing stands.Box comes with stand, plug and a HDMI cable but not dp cable.F energy rating which is better than most others which seem to be G rated.Would happily recommend.

Ok so this monitor is never going to be for the gamers, nor does it have a gazillion inputs, but if, like me, you're after a cost effective QHD monitor for everyday PC use, then you won't go wrong with this. I bought it on offer at £129.99 and its a steal at that price. Lenovo quality at a great price. The lack of an adjustable height stand is a bit of a cheap out by Lenovo, but not a deal breaker in my case.

The picture is clear but the power switch is fiddly and it is difficult to see sometimes whether the monitor is on but on stand by. Better value would be to buy a TV and use that as a monitor