Lenovo L27m-30 27 Inch FHD Gaming Monitor ( IPS Panel, 75
Lenovo L27m-30 27 Inch FHD Gaming Monitor ( IPS Panel, 75 Hz, 4ms, HDMI, VGA, USB Type-C, Free Sync) – Tilt, Swivel, Pivot, Height Adjust Stand
Lenovo L27m-30 FHD Monitor
Ports
1x HDMI 1.4, 1x VGA,
1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 (DP 1.2 Alt Mode)
4x USB 3.2 Gen 1
1x Kensington Lock
1x Power Button
1x Audio Out
Weight: | 4 kg |
Dimensions: | 56.74 x 61.25 x 21.49 cm; 4 Kilograms |
Brand: | Lenovo |
Model: | 66D0KAC2UK |
Colour: | Raven Black |
Manufacture: | Lenovo |
Dimensions: | 56.74 x 61.25 x 21.49 cm; 4 Kilograms |
I got this monitor primary to WFH but was pleasantly surprised to discover it had HDR support when using a 2022 MacBook Pro w/the M1 processor.
I’m guessing all recent macs and some Windows PCs have the ability to use HDR screens. You have to turn this on from the monitor OSD menu though.
The quality of the 4K screen is excellent – that was the main thing for me. The stand, however is dreadful. It’s crooked and very wobbly. I’d be unhappy with the stand if I’d bought a 100 monitor. I can live with the screen but not the stand. False economy really as I now have to spend 50 for a decent stand.
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.
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.
Got two of these for a bargain of 180 in the sale. So basically close to the cheapest 4k 28″ screens you can get. It was a bargain and they are excellent. Colours and blacks are better than previous mid range 1080p monitors and the detail with 4k is brilliant. Give me so much more space on the screens. Haven’t seen any screen issues at all.
I know that you could spend two or three times + as much and yes they would be a better screen but for the money these are just fantastic.
I don’t demand much from this monitor but it does everything I ask of it. I have it as a secondary monitor. There are no dead pixels and unlike another review the one I have does not have bad light bleed. It works with my fibre-optic video cables.
I’ve not tried gaming on it.
Clear and crisp picture and easy to attach it to a standalone monitor stand. Can’t go wrong here, would highly recommend i
This is the best high quality widescreen monitor I could find under 200.
Excellent ultrawide Lenovo monitor great Value for the money was looking at others until i came across this Lenovo monitor excellent picture quality. I’m well happy with the choice i have made by picking the Lenovo L29w-30 29 Inch ultrawide monito
I love my lovely wide screen. A pleasure to install with the VESA mount. Natively compatible, I’ve had 0 problems.
Came up on a very very good price during prime deals and it was hard to ignore. 29 was the ultrawide size I was after, the brightness was decent for work and when watching movies, it was OK, obviously not OLED TV… I’m not a gamer so, haven’t tried it for that application. Only wish was it had more output at the back, like usb c but that would definitely cost a premium…
This monitor is great value for the money. I was looking to replace my old monitor in my studio,I found this one on special offer,after some deep thinking I decided to purches it.The best thing I’v done this year,it is perfect for studio, it is as long as my mixer so not a small item.But has the high resilotion thst I need.