Retailers are dropping this 27-inch QHD Lenovo Q27q-10 monitor to $200 USD this week, comes equipped with FreeSync, 75 Hz refresh rate, and 4 ms response times

[Redaktion]

27-inch monitors are not uncommon at this price range, but this Lenovo is notable for offering a higher native resolution and higher refresh rate than most. Office workers may find a lot to like while more serious content creators and video editors will likely want something more color accurate.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Retailers-are-dropping-this-27-inch-QHD-Lenovo-Q27q-10-monitor-to-200-USD-this-week-comes-equipped-with-FreeSync-75-Hz-refresh-rate-and-4-ms-response-times.514200.0.html

[Jacob Sobaszkiewicz]

4-6ms?! What, are we going back to Windows 95 too?

[Hubert]

Jest monitor reklamowany jako gamingowy? Nie! Idz bzdury wypisywac gdzies indziej.

[Rikii]

4-6ms?! What, are we going back to Windows 95 too?

It's pretty normal for IPS panels, especially budget ones.

[TrumpLiedPeopleDied]

No pivot, swivel or VESA mounts? Hmmm, I'll stick with the Lenovo ThinkVision T32p (for pipi)

[JPJP420]

That's not really a good deal. I just bought a 24" 144hz 1ms for $189.99 from Best Buy a week ago.

[Beepboop]

No pivot, swivel or VESA mounts? Hmmm, I'll stick with the Lenovo ThinkVision T32p (for pipi)

Uh, that monitor is over $700. I'd hope for an extra $500 the monitor would out preform the one being sold for $200...