The 27-inch display truly stretches to the edges, so you get a tremendous amount of screen real estate to work with. It’s also set in a 16:9 aspect ratio, which likely matches up with your laptop quite well. The screen delivers a vibrant and sharp image thanks to its 4K resolution, which is double the pixels of the Lenovo L24q-30 and four times what a regular HD screen pushed out. If you’re looking for the best option for creative tasks - or stunning picture quality while streaming content - the go-to choice is the Dell UltraSharp with 4K resolution. Priced under $200, the L24q-30 is a high-quality monitor that doesn’t sacrifice much, and is the best monitor for those on a budget, as well.īest 4K monitor: Dell UltraSharp ($559.99, originally $699.99 ) Lenovo also includes two core cables, power and HDMI if you don’t have an HDMI port on your laptop, you’ll have to secure a dongle. You can tilt the screen forward or backward, which is a plus. The baseplate felt a little cheap on its own, but once connected it was plenty sturdy. Setup was also really simple with the L24q-30: Just snap in the arm on the back of the monitor and connect it to the stand. And if you’re concerned with eye strain, you can enable a blue light filter via the controls on the bottom. We were able, for instance, to comfortably keep a spreadsheet, Slack and Outlook open on this second display while using our laptop for core tasks. The content quite literally goes to the edge and provides an expansive area to work with. Therefore, we’d advise competitive gamers to steer clear.Īrguably our favorite feature of this entry-level Lenovo monitor would be the slim bezels. But when it came to action or fast-moving content, we experienced more dropped frames and choppiness in comparison to others we tested. When streaming TV shows, movies or YouTube videos, colors looked accurate, and while it wasn’t the brightest experience (our two other top picks performed better), the images were never muted and, especially with animated content, still popped from the screen. Text appears crisp and colors are vibrant, so you’re never straining to see what you’re working on. The 23.8-inch screen size provided us with ample room to work between spreadsheets and word processing simultaneously. We tested the functionality of all the monitors when it came to productivity and personal work, alongside some light gaming and streaming. Lenovo’s L24q-30 is an affordable, no-frills monitor that aptly expands your screen real estate.
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