Customer Ratings & Reviews

Monitor is a perfect size and great price for what you get. Color is amazing and it has a blue light reducer. Looks super sleek. I bought it open box and have not had any problems, would definitely recommend this route.

This was easy to put together ad I love the unquie standing arm used to attach the system. I also like that there is a cord holder on the arm that I can string my laptop charger through for an even cleaner desk space. Highly recco

Love this monitor. We have 3 people in the office using these and they are the perfect size for the money. I always wait till they go on sale. Great product.

A great desktop screen considering the price. the display looks amazing in my room and the resolution goes up to 2k. I highly recommend buying this if you don't plan on buying multiple monitors.

This monitor was plug and play straight out of the box easy. I had to get a new monitor because my new system did not have the ability to connect with the graphics card. This is a great display - now if only we can get the system to join the party!!

It looks nice with the playstation 5 and good monitor.

I purchased this monitor since it was able to be mounted on the wall. I ended up eventually moving it back to the provided stand because it's really sturdy and stylish. Perfect size and slim!

This computer works great, nice size! I bought a few more after my first one.

Pros: - The super thin profile looks very sleek and modern. - Built-in speakers with a convenient option to pass the sound through to a 3.5mm port on the back for headphones or external speakers. Cons: - Out of the box, the image is too heavily green tinted. There is no built-in tint adjustment setting. You can fix this somewhat by making adjustments to the RGB levels either in the monitor settings or in Windows, but then the color reproduction will be slightly off. I was also never able to get the image to pop as much as other similar monitors in side by side comparisons even after adjusting all possible settings. The image is by no means bad, but there are better options for cheaper. - While a cool idea, the base leaves you with no real way to hide the wires, which kind of ruins the minimalist aesthetic. - Navigating the built-in menu is somewhat cumbersome.

This is the first monitor I've ever bought. I've been needing to upgrade my desk setup for a while as my 15" laptop is just too small for my design work. So I waited till Black Friday sales started rolling in to shop for a monitor. I've actually considered this monitor before since I absolutely loved its design, which is extremely modern and sleek. It's also a 24" IPS display with very thin bezels and 75Hz refresh rate as a bonus so it fits my current need well. When I saw it was on sale for just $100, I decided just to go for it. I've been having it for a little over a month now and while I think it serves my purpose well, I wouldn't call this a perfect product. The monitor has a weird viewing angle issue. At first I wasn't sure if it was my particular model that was defective, but I'd actually gone to the store to check all the monitors that were put on display recently, which included this one. The same model that was on display actually had the same issue, which none of the other IPS monitors had (including other ones from Lenovo): if you view it from a top-down angle or from the far left or right angle, you will see a distinct shadowy vignette showing up on the display from the opposite angle. I would notice this every time I stand up from my chair while looking down at the monitor. There aren't any weird color shifts resulted from those angles though so this probably has something to do with the matte coating that Lenovo puts on the screen. Otherwise, the display looks perfectly fine straight on. The colors are vibrant and very close to the ones on my 4K X1 Extreme so that's great. Image quality is pretty decent too. Everything looks sharp except the text, which tends to look pixelated/blurry more often than not (I've played around with ClearType settings, but it doesn't help all that much). The speakers are pretty bad. You have to turn it to 100% to really hear anything, but the sound would become distorted. My laptop also has problems detecting the audio from the monitor on startup (it only detects it properly on restart, which is annoying). However, I use an external speaker for my audio output so this isn't really a major problem for me, just something to consider if you're planning to buy this monitor for the built-in speakers. I honestly prefer if Lenovo had ditched the speakers to focus on including more ports instead (a display port would have been really nice, for example). All in all, I still like this monitor (mainly for its look) despite all the flaws since they don't affect my normal use. It does what I need it to do and the display quality along with the color accuracy are decent enough for digital design work, so I don't think it's a bad buy, especially for $100. I wouldn't justify buying it at the regular price though, considering you have other cheaper options that offer similar functionality. Though no competitors offer the same sleek look, so I'm happy to keep this until I can upgrade to a better monitor somewhere down the line.

The monitor has good clarity and was easy to set up. Price was right and the store associate was very helpful explaining options before I purchased the Lenovo monitor. member number 2920616378

For the price its an excellent monitor. Crisp and clean and fast. Doesn't take up too much space on the desk either as the stand is close to form with the monitor.

Great business monitor. Purchased for work-from-home (laptop on couch and coffee table is not ideal for productivity, surprised I survived almost a year that way!) and was surprised at the display quality for the price. I know it's not hard to get a nice 1080p panel (especially in the 24" market) but Lenovo did pretty good. It's not *fancy* like some monitors (no USB or anything like that) but it does have one benefit I've never had with any other monitor: the stand. That curvy little stand, while weird (I do like the aesthetic though, don't get me wrong) is the PERFECT size to put a USFF PC on the stand. I use a Lenovo M73 TIny (a M93/M900/M920 would likely fit better) for my home office but I also have a Dell Wyse 3030 and a HP Prodesk 600 Mini G1 that also fit perfectly on top of the gray base! In the desk footprint of a monitor stand, I can have my entire hardware setup. More desk space, and the cable management clip can hold the power for the monitor, display cables, and even the power cord for my PC together. I hadn't considered that when purchasing this monitor but definitely something to consider when buying! If you don't have a micro PC like that, you can also fit a USB-C (or Thunderbolt for Mac users) docking station underneath and route the video/power to it through the cable clip as well. Onto technical stuff! The color is pretty nice (at least from a eyeball-point of view). Greens and blues pop nicely, blacks are pretty dark. I wouldn't use it for graphic design but then again, I don't know much about graphic design as a lowly Unix systems administrator whose days are spent reading emails and using a terminal for SSH, etc. Panel brightness is really good, in fact I had to turn it fairly far down in a medium-lit room so using this in a bright room would be no issue. Viewing angles are really good EXCEPT FOR TOP-DOWN. The panel's surface has a weird texture from the top that distorts the image slightly but from what I remember that's a fairly common thing with bezel-less monitors. The face isn't glass, some sort of plastic material but who wants a glass display anyways? I'm not nervous to pick this thing up and move it! The inputs are...there. HDMI and VGA, pretty standard. Even with VGA the colors are good so that's nice. I don't think I can use the 75hz refresh rate with my VGA cable but if I decide to upgrade my USFF then I'll be able to. Freesync is nice, have Freesync on my other PC but again can't use it with VGA. Build quality is pretty good. The stand is fairly sturdy but the monitor is pretty large so it will wiggle but that could also be due to my kitchen table being wobbly. No complaints there but some picky ones may want to opt for something with a more robust base. The on-screen menus are great. Had a lot of monitors with really bad ones but this one is really nice. Easy to navigate but not as easy as an LG Ultrawide with the single hat switch on the bottom. Lots of settings to play with. The power input is Lenovo's "stock" rectangle connector which is nice. It's a 45W adapter so you could definitely charge a laptop with it if you really had to but the real advantage is that those things are so cheap, if your adapter dies then you can EASILY find a new one online unlike some monitor AC adapters that straight up don't exist. OVERALL: Good monitor for the price. Nice entry into the 1080p/75Hz/Freesync market. Base is...based (heh) because of the perfect size for tiny PCs. Good viewing angles because IPS, good color, good brightness. Definitely recommend!

Monitor has a speaker that makes meetings easier. The picture is crisp and refresh rate is fast (in my perspective). It's a great portable monitor.

This monitor significantly advanced my console gameplay when i used it on my xbox. It is 75 hz and its fire for console gameplay. Now i use it as a second monitor for my pc and its amazing for that as well

I've had no issues with this monitor. I've used it both with the included stand and mounted. The included stand is very nice and easy to attach, and it's also easy to mount with appropriate equipment.

Good quality monitor for the price, colors are nice and seem accurate enough for non-critical work. Seems to be high quality like anything else I've ever owned from Lenovo.

Easy to use, I love how it tints the screen when you’ve been on it for a while. This company really cares for its customers. Would definitely recommend. Great quality for a low price!

Easy to set up, great picture. When you are hooked up, it automatically transfers audio to the speakers or jack on the monitor. Controls are easy to use to make adjustments.

Great value for the money. Picture quality very good, anti glare screen nice, cool stand if you end up using it. Speakers don't get loud but to be expected.