Lenovo - Q27q-10 27" IPS LED QHD FreeSync Monitor (DisplayPort, HDMI) - Black

Received, connected to computer and immediate disappointment. The screen is bleeding (see pictures). I immediately returned. I considered getting another unit. However, I based on the availability of competitive units I decided against it.

seeing random pixel bleeding at different parts of the screen, and it wont go away even if i tilt my head in any angle. Returning it and not replacing it.

In general I'm very satisfied with the product. Easy assemble and setup. Using as a secondary monitor for my laptop. Clear picture. Tested pixels with https://www.eizo.be/monitor-test/ all good. Wide angle. Comfortable for the eyes, 75Hz is working. Menu is not the best one however to do the setup several times is fine. I'm giving it 4 stars as the border of the monitor is not as advertised on all promo Lenovo images. It is solid 1/3inch. So just in case be prepared to live with it or return if you don't like. Got back to official Lenovo support to clarify on this lie - no response( As I got that product as a good deaI decided to keep it. Monitor is nice to use for photography as well as for regular office work and browsing. Resolution is great.

I purchased 3 of these when they were on sale for $199. For the price they are great. Getting them took almost 2 weeks but given the current situation and it's the holiday season, I get it. What I don't get is the poor quality control. All three monitors sat at different heights on the stands. Not by much, but noticeable and annoying. Again, not a deal breaker since I finally got them set up and mounted on a triple monitor stand. Now for the disappointment and where more QC issues come in, 2 out of the 3 are good. I have one with a shadow/bad backlight issue (See picture) which is very disappointing. The picture makes it a little darker than it actually is but it is still unacceptable. I tried different computers (Razer Blade, HP 1030 x360 G4) with different cables (HDMI 2.0 a nd b, HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.2 and 1.4 via HP and Dell Thunderbolt docks) and no change. It is clearly a monitor issue. Now I have to drive to BB to exchange it and probably wait another two weeks for the replacement since no stores seem to have them in stock near me. I rated the value as a 4 since I got them on sale. Value would be a 3 if I paid full price since there are other options with the same resolution at that price point. Recommend only if you can get it on sale and are willing to potentially deal with QC issues if you run into them.

I enjoy it a lot, light weight, speaker is ok not so good but the picture quality is good. I am using the dp cable. Worth the price for me.

This monitor looks and functions great. At 2560x1440 pixels (QHD), image quality is crisp, and applications appear easy to read with ample space to work. If you look closely, you can see more detail in, say, movies, than at 1920x1080 (FHD). You have to really squint up close to make out individual pixels. I love the nearly borderless edge, although be aware that when turned on, the screen itself displays a black strip around the edge, so of course it's not truly bezel-less. The stand is reasonably nice--maybe not the sexiest out there, but subtle enough for my desk arrangement. 4 stars instead of 5 because the first one I picked up had three clusters of dead pixels near the middle of the screen. In fact the one I exchanged it for has one cluster, too, but it's not easily noticeable.

Monitor is very bright. I found using Night Light mode to be easiest on my eyes. The frame is indeed very thin, however image does not go all the way to the edge. There is a black area almost 1/4" all around which some might find bothersome if you're using 2 side-by-side monitors.

Did not work with HDMI cable. Huge downer. Update: works with DisplayPort cable to usb-c. I wish Best Buy support / Lenovo support / Apple support knew this, could have saved time with support calls, but all is well. Bottom line: Apple products-use DisplayPort to usb-c cord.