LenovoQ27h-10 27-Inch Monitor, QHD (2560 x 1440), IPS, LED Backlit, 16:9, AMD FreeSync, USB-C, 4-Side Borderless, 75Hz, 4ms Response Time, 99% sRGB, Tilt, HDMI, DP 1.2, Low Blue Light, 66A7GCC2US

I've owned this for less than a week but it works well so far. I bought it because I need at least 2k resolution to do IT work, but I was worried that 4K resolution would be too hard to see the font. I think the 2K is perfect for most scenarios like development and having multiple remote desktops open as well as various browsers and applications, this is good enough for that.Screen itself is nice, IPS and looks good. The usb-c cable is nice but there is also HDMI and displayport.All in all I like this product because most of the more common 2k screens are for gaming, and I don't game so I really don't need a gaming monitor, this one fits the bill nicely.

This is a really nice monitor.I decided to switch from iMac to Mac Mini (love the M1 chip). In doing so, I was in need of a monitor. I searched for weeks. I just cannot justify spending the money on a Mac monitor or the LG ones they promote. Not for what I use a computer for.Then I found this monitor. I went from the 22” iMac, so this 27” is a good step up. I love that the stand is actually sideways - fits my desk better. The color matches the Mini perfectly. The 75 hertz is nice, but I’m not gaming, so the 65 is just fine (you can switch between the two). The picture is fantastic. It’s very well made.Well worth the money (which is half the cost of the others recommended).

Good value. Between USB C, 75 Hertz, QHD, and a price around $300 plus taxes and fees, it's hard to beat.What it's missing:An adjustable stand for height and rotation. You can only adjust tilt. I'm eventually likely to purchase an adjustable 100mm vesa mount in the future.Where it falls short:There's a fair amount of edge bleed on darker screens. I could count the various points on the bottom of the screen where it was edge lit but only when the screen was darkly lit. It wouldn't bother me, especially given the price point, but if you suspect that it will bother you, you might want to step up to another monitor.Where I think it succeeds:Images are sharp, and the clarity and color seem accurate, although, I am a bit color blind. So you'll have to interpret this as "I didn't notice any problems, and my wife didn't complain any."I would buy the monitor again, but if I had a budget of $500-600, I would choose a monitor with higher refresh rate, higher pixel density, or no discernable edge bleed.I do like the USB C connection to charge my laptop.

This is a very good auxiliary monitor that has enhanced my MacBookPro flip up monitor as my only screen. I can now comfortably get two or more windows on the Lenovo Q27h. It looks great in my home office and the screen and picture quality is excellent. I would definitely buy this monitor again, but there are two things I wish I had known1) it is impossible to control volume on any auxiliary monitor (not just this one) with out complex BlackHole or SoundFlower downloads that I still haven't figured out.2) If you only use the USB-C cord it will drain the power from a Mac. I had to figure this out on my own (there is a lot of chat blog kind of press on this issue) and then get a HDMI and HDMI adapter to USB-C to make it work. Once I did that it is truly working great.Again, I would buy again and this is a very good monitor.

I bought this monitor because it was nicely priced, USB-C and I have a Mac. The primary requirement was USB-C Mac compatibility.After I placed the order, I found online reviews that trashed this monitor for non compatibility with Mac. I almost cancelled the order. I called Lenovo and the agent I spoke to said the reviews were dated and that the monitor would work properly.I am happy to report the monitor works as I expect via USB-C. I am using a single cable setup connecting to the Mac with charging.I am so thrilled with the quality and performance of the monitor. The speakers on the monitor are just ok but I use my MacBook speakers so no worries.I am happy with the monitor and would suggest it positively to other shoppers.Kind regards

I’m using this monitor for work and study, no gaming as it’s connecting to a MBP.Pros, works pretty darn good. The color is prefect to eyes and it’s unbelievable stable based on it’s in testing design.USB-C port works well in my case, used 2 weeks, never caused any problems.Cons, you won’t like the speaker, actually I set it up never sending sound via this monitor.Note, it can only tilt some degrees, not too much. Can’t change height or go vertical by itself.

I was super excited for this monitor as I loved the thin bezel look and the 27 inch is a great size! The first monitor had 2 dead pixels; I got a replacement. The second monitor had a blue line down the screen. Amazon graciously let me order a third replacement as I really wanted this monitor. Same issue, another dead pixel.

After searching through hundreds of monitors at this size/resolution, I finally stumbled on this one on sale. I was a little skeptical at the price but was willing to give it a shot after reading the reviews.For my purpose, using this as a secondary monitor for browsing web, emailing, etc. I don't think I could have done much better, colors are very vibrant and bright.The stand is kind of odd and didn't think I would like it but it has since grown on me as it gives it a more open feel. That being said I definitely plan and would recommend putting this on a monitor arm is possible.Overall I am happy with this purchase and am planning to buy another. I would definitely recommend this for others looking for a similar use case.