Lenovo~$269
Lenovo ThinkVision M14t Gen 2
14″ · 2240×1400 · 60 Hz · IPS
- Sharpness
- 79ppd · retina-class
- HDR
- No HDR
- USB-C power
- 65 W
- Touch + pen
- 2240×1400
- 1.5 lb
Best for: Marking up documents by hand next to a laptop
Lenovo monitors
5 models, $200–$884 · IPS, Mini-LED VA
Ordered by pixels per degree at a 24-inch viewing distance, which puts the sharpest panel first regardless of how big it is. 1 of these has hardware that can produce an HDR image rather than only accept the signal.
- Sharpest in the lineup
- Lenovo ThinkVision M14t Gen 279 pixels per degree
- Fastest panel
- Lenovo Legion R27qe180 Hz
- Cheapest here
- Lenovo Legion R27qe~$200
Lenovo~$884
Lenovo ThinkVision P27u-20
27″ · 3840×2160 · 60 Hz · IPS
- Sharpness
- 68ppd · retina-class
- HDR
- Accepts an HDR signal
- USB-C power
- 100 W
- Thunderbolt 4 dock
- 99.5% Adobe RGB
- Factory calibrated
- Console at full speed
Best for: Photo and print work off a single laptop cable
Lenovo~$284
Lenovo ThinkVision M14
14″ · 1920×1080 · 60 Hz · IPS
- Sharpness
- 66ppd · retina-class
- HDR
- No HDR
- USB-C power
- 65 W
- 1.3 lb
- 65 W pass-through
- 3-year warranty
Best for: The default laptop-bag second screen when nothing may go wrong
Lenovo~$660
Lenovo Legion Y34wz-30
34″ · 3440×1440 · 165 Hz · Mini-LED VA
- Sharpness
- 46ppd · sharp
- HDR
- Real HDR
- USB-C power
- 140 W
- 384 dimming zones
- 140 W USB-C
- Console at full speed
Best for: One ultrawide doing HDR gaming and laptop docking without a separate hub
Lenovo~$200
Lenovo Legion R27qe
27″ · 2560×1440 · 180 Hz · IPS
- Sharpness
- 46ppd · sharp
- HDR
- Accepts an HDR signal
- USB-C power
- No USB-C power
- 180 Hz 1440p
- 450 nits
- Portrait pivot
Best for: A first 1440p high-refresh monitor where the stand still has to move