Lenovo ThinkVision P24q-20 23.8" WQHD WLED LCD Monitor - 16:9 - Raven Black - 24" Class - in-Plane Switching (IPS) Technology - 2560 x 1440-16.7 Million Colors - 300 Nit Typical - 4 ms Ext

I rarely leave reviews but I am for this item because I am so pleased with the transaction. The monitor arrived a week earlier than expected and in perfect condition. The price was excellent and shipping was included. I would definitely buy from this seller again.

If you're comparing QWHD monitors, I can say this monitor is of better build quality than the LG 24QP500-B (NOT the same monitor in the attached photo – pictured is a 27" 4k monitor). I would buy this monitor if it's on sale at ~$220. The LG lacks an adjustable stand and uses an external power transformer that's too short. This monitor uses a plain C-15 power cable.However, at list price, this monitor is priced close to the LG 24Q plus a VESA stand and a longer power transformer (~$190 + ~$80).I can't tell you if this monitor is color accurate or not, but if you expect great color accuracy and QWHD at around $250... 🤡 = u. It does text great even when in portrait mode, so it's good for coding and viewing text.

Usb ports are actually so damn useful; I feel bad for people with monitors that lack usb ports300 nits has a way higher perceived brightness, don't worry about indirect sunlight like I did.

Screen seems nice but it does not necessarily come with the right cables right out of the box. Only default cable is DP-DP which does not work with my X1 Carbon laptop. Frustrating to wait days for delivery only to find that I need to buy another cable, and frustrating that a Lenovo screen does not work immediately with a Lenovo laptop

This monitor does NOT allow you to adjust the screen brightness. It runs on full brightness all the time. So, if you're not going to be working in the sunlight, this thing will give you a migraine. Avoid this monitor if you do any work at night.