
Designed to make a definite style statement in any space, the ultra-slim Lenovo Q27q-1L is a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. No matter how you look at it, the Lenovo Q27q-1L perfectly projects the vibrancy of colors on its In-Plane Switching (IPS) display. Paired with dual speakers, the Lenovo Q27q-1L leverages both the audio and visuals for an immersive entertainment experience. Enjoy flawless gaming and binge-watch shows without straining your eyes. Its premium design, accentuated by ultra-narrow bezels and QHD display, makes this ultra-slim monitor a stunning addition to your home. The latest eye comfort innovation, Natural Low Blue Light and Eyesafe Display Certification, provides maximum color accuracy minus the yellow distortions—so you can consume your favorite content without straining your eyes.
A: Here is a link to the User Guide for this Lenovo Q27q-1L Monitor. It will illustrate the settings that are available on this monitor as well as the on-screen settings menus that are available. There are calibration settings also available within the Windows 10 Operating System. Here is a link to more information: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-calibrate-your-pcs-monitor-windows-10
A: Here is a link to some information about connecting a ChromeCast Device to a Monitor: https://www.androidcentral.com/can-you-use-chromecast-monitor
Q: Is this a computer or just the monitor
A: Just a monitor
A: You will need to connect the ThinkPad 480s via a 3.5mm audio cable to the back of the monitor through the 3.5mm jack on the back of the monitor to generate audio. If you continue to have issues, we recommend you contact lenovo Tech Support for monitors, at: 866-426-0911.
Q: Is this monitor g-sync compatible?
A: It has Freesync by AMD not G-Sync which is Nvidia I believe
Q: Can this be mounted on a Vesa mount?
A: Yes. The Lenovo Q27q-1L Monitor model number 66C1GCC3US, is compatible with a 100 x 100 mm format VESA Mount. This mount is sold separately.
A: In order to use two of these monitors with a work-provided laptop, we employed a docking station. It interfaces to the computer using a USB-C connection, then the monitors connected to it using Display Ports, though HDMI was also an option. Look for a docking station that indicates it would be compatible with your computer, and provides your preferred type of digital video output. The safest option would always be if you could find one that's the same brand as your computer.