27" Lenovo Q27q-10 2560×1440 FreeSync IPS Monitor Expired

Not a terrible price for a QHD 27" IPS. Seems like, however, that the main complaints are the bezels being larger than advertised as well as a lack of VESA mounts. Tempting but really on the fence with these two drawbacks. I suppose it'd be pretty good if you're just going for a one monitor setup though 🤔

edit: As user tailwindwatching mentioned, this does have a VESA mount. I was mistaken by a review that said it doesn't have one. I believe this may be a monitor I've come across before in my search that said the VESA mounts are near the bottom and some people mount it upside down to compensate for the lack of a better option.

Yes it should do that just fine. I have the usb-c version of this monitor, but I imagine it shouldn't be a problem with this similar display either. I was running a series s on mine and now run aseries X at the 1440p/60 settings. Overall i'm quite satisfied with the monitor, fully understanding it's not meant to be a "gaming monitor"...but for my purposes of hybrid office work and gaming, it's been fantastic. Picture is sharp, colors look good (I'm not a professional media or content creator, just an average WFH guy with gaming tendencies on the side FYI)

The speakers are meh, but honestly, how many monitors really boast good audio anyways? I'm usually using a headset or headphones anyways. My panel is a MATTE one, not sure if this one is the same, but just keep that in mind. Some people prefer glossy screens for that "pop", but my home office has sun light hitting the thing directly pretty often, so for my purposes the matte is preferable and diffuses direct light very well.

I have mine mounted on VESA, and haven't had any issues. Aside from the bezel in pictures to real life (which still isn't that bad as others mentioned), this is also a great looking monitor in terms of aesthetics on a desk or office. It's slim and appears to be built well. Only thing I don't like is the right hand side buttons to toggle settings, etc. The menu system is somewhat clunky. It's a non issue for me now as I really only fiddled with this day one to adjust my preferred settings, and haven't touched it since. Looks like on this model they put the buttons in the front, so that's nice, although it cuts into the aesthetics a bit more.


On the USB C model (Q27H-10), I paid 266 with employee pricing directly from Lenovo a few months ago....and I would pay that again easily. At this even lower price (although no USB-C), this is a good deal for sure. I am almost tempted to pick up another as another display in my office.