Lenovo L32p-30 32 Inch PC Monitor | 4K UHD, 2160p, 60Hz
Lenovo L32p-30 32 Inch PC Monitor | 4K UHD, 2160p, 60Hz, 6ms, HDMI, USB, USB-C
Monitor L32p-30
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| Weight: | 4 kg |
| Dimensions: | 20.67 x 71.42 x 52.3 cm; 4 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Lenovo |
| Model: | 66C9UAC1UK |
| Colour: | Raven Black |
| Manufacture: | Lenovo |
| Dimensions: | 20.67 x 71.42 x 52.3 cm; 4 Kilograms |
Bought for work. Great improvement on my old monitor. Clear and crisp.
However, no height adjustment. I’ve purchased a separate stand as I’m staring at the bottom half of the screen.
The Lenovo website says that they come with dp cables however they actually come with hdmi, however the monitors are beautiful, great size and image quality with a very thin bezel meaning dual monitor setups look really clea
For work and image editing I’m finding the L32p a great tool. The size means I’ve been able to consolidate to just one screen without noticing the loss of visual real-estate. I can still have multiple applications open, but there’s less neck strain glancing from one application to another which is what I found when I had 2 screens.
The abundance of USB ports makes the L32p a great hub for connecting other devices, and the internal speakers are of an acceptable quality (not great, but OK).
Overall, good value for money.
I love this monitor, I use it for my home office set up and it just works, no issues at all. Just make sure you use the correct hdmi cable to get the best refresh rate possible. The one that comes in the box is perfect, I was using the cable from my previous monitor and it wasn’t compatible with the 60hz at 4K
Bought this during the Amazon sale so very good price. It’s linked to my new Mac Mini Pro. Deciding feature for buying it was that it could be used as a hub. Have it connected via USB C. Great picture quality. Looks good and like the extra size over my previous iMac 27″ screen.
Downsides are the on screen adjust, emts – very unwieldy. And I struggled to get enough power through the USB ports for my peripherals – have to think carefully what will work with it.
The screen is a bit heavier and thicker than the other branded monitors. But it does not bother me, as I am not moving home a lot. Excellent colours and crystal clear. I think it is the best monitor that I have ever owned.
It sound quality is not that good. But acceptable to me, or I can put on my headphone, if I want better quality sound.
I was able to get rid of my docking station as I can now connect all my peripherals to the screen and have one usb c to my Mac which also charges my Mac. There was very little else I could find at this price point. Even my 18 year old printer works fine through it.
My only concern was that the 32″ wasn’t going to be big enough. I was looking at the 42″, but now I’m using the 32″ I think it’s big enough for me. The size is up to you, I think I might have got away with a smaller screen but I would have wanted 2 of them. That would probably have cost more and I’m not sure my average work laptop would have had the grunt to run 2 4ks. I think it can do 5k tops so that’s another consideration for you if this is for work.
I’ve usually got 10 apps open and work in 4 at a time. I find that I use this screen in full mode but when I need to focus on 1 app but when I need 2 side by side I can easy resize the windows and have the overlap or tile them and still be able to see what’s going on.
I tested YouTube on here and it’s perfectly watchable. I would have thought you’d want more hz if you’re a gamer but you don’t need me to tell you that.
TLDR the screens pixel density is the main advantage of this 4k IPS