We recently reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad P laptop 14 s, which was prepared mainly for working in the AutoCAD environment . An expensive, but at the same time functional and very well made laptop with a diagonal screen 14 inches. It can also be used in the office or on a trip – in the latter case, we focus on mobility and quite a long battery life, while in the first scenario, we can connect the notebook to a monitor. This was the case in our case, because in addition to the ThinkPad P 14 s also got the Lenovo Q office monitor 27 q – 10. For a few weeks I worked on this duo and after that time I can say that as a whole prepared mainly for working with the office, the equipment works well.

Author : Damian Marusiak

Lenovo Q 27 q – 10 is a monitor for the office – on the one hand, the manufacturer offers us a classic device with parameters that do not differ from the norm. We get a solid WVA screen with a diagonal 19 inch and resolution 2560 x 1440 pixels, which harmonizes very well with each other. The matrix offers a sufficiently large working area and a higher density of pixels per inch, which improves the comfort of use and everyday work. On the other hand, the monitor has an interesting design that will be able to diversify any interior. Therefore, we have a combination of modernity with classics and a bold visual design. And it doesn’t cost a fortune – Lenovo Q 27 q – 10 can now be purchased for just over 1100 PLN.

Lenovo Q 27 q – 10 is a classic office monitor, but with a unique design that attracts attention at first sight.

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Lenovo ThinkPad P Test 14 s – Slim Mobile Workstation

Including Lenovo ThinkPad Notebook P 14 s to We also got tests 27 – inch monitor Q 27 q – 10, which is great for It is mainly characterized by an asymmetric base, thanks to which the monitor looks very interesting, almost unique. An explanation that there is no need to worry that the screen and electronics part will sometimes tilt the other way. The monitor with a correctly applied base remains rigid and stable on the ground, where you put it (e.g. on a desk). Lenovo Q 27 q – 10 is a hardware quite good parameters – the manufacturer offers us 27 -inch WVA screen with resolution 2560 x 1440 pixels. In my opinion, this resolution is perfect for the screen diagonal used. The monitor also has 75 Hz refresh rate – although it is not the level of 144 + Hz, but with 75 Hz you can also feel a slightly smoother workflow compared to standard 60 Hz.

Lenovo Q Specification 27 q – 10:

• Matrix type: WVA
• Screen size: 27 inch
• Native Resolution: 2560 x 1440 Pixels
• Curvature: No
• Refresh technology: AMD FreeSync / NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible (range 48 – 75 Hz)
• Color depth: 8-bit / 16, 7 million shades of colors
• Matrix response time: 4 ms GtG
• Static Contrast: 1000: 1
• Max Luminance: 300 rivets
• Mode HDR: No
• Matrix type: matte screen
• sRGB color space mapping: 99 percent
• Available digital connectors: 1x DisplayPort 1.2 / 1x HDMI 1.4
• Other connectors: 1x 3.5mm audio jack
• Weight (with stand): 5, 29 kg
• Pivot: No

Warranty: 36 months Door-to-door

In this short review of the Lenovo Q Monitor 27 q – 10, we focus on a few of the most important aspects for everyday use. So we will take a close look at the build quality and use of the OSD menu. There will be a colorimetric verification of sRGB, Adobe RGB and DCI-P3 color spaces along with indication of errors in color representation, as well as checking the luminance level, white temperature and unevenness of the backlight. Throughout the testing period, Lenovo Q 27 q – 10 was my extra workspace in conjunction with the screen of the Lenovo ThinkPad P laptop 14 p. Both devices create a very nice whole and if someone is looking for a light but quite efficient ThinkPad duo and an additional, much larger monitor, both devices will work well.