Lenovo - Q24i-10 24" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor (HDMI, VGA) - Black

So far I like the monitor. I've never had a fancy one to compare it to. My last one was a 19in LCD. This thing has a widescreen compared to the old 19 in. The screen can tilt up and down. The stand is not height adjustable. It also has speakers which I didn't realize when I bought it. The only problems were that it was a pain to connect the stand to the monitor. It looked simple but mine took some force to get it to finally click into place. But you should only have to do that once. The other problem is the hdmi cable can come out if I move the monitor. Which has happened a few times because I needed to move the monitor to get to some other junk behind my desk. It happened the first time I turned on my computer and I thought it was broke or I need to install drivers flashed though my head and then I started checking connectors and found the hdmi came loose. So if it's not working check the cables.

I love this monitor - I use 2 in my desk setup. As a designer I love that the screen is anti-glare. No complaints!

Bought these for work there both great love these items

I love it. No complains, I’ve had it for a month now. Definitely a good purchase.

This is a very good monitor at a very good price. I bought this on Black Friday for $99.99 and you can't beat that price. Graphics seem great and this is easy to use and set up. I am a college student that is in a pandemic and I grew out of my 13 in. MacBook Air. I need a bigger screen and this monitor is great. NOTE: If you are a mac user, you must get the USB-C to HDMI Connector so that the monitor can work with the mac. If I need another monitor down the road, this is the one that I would choose again.

Love the monitor. Perfect cheap monitor for desktop work. Not a gamer, so can't comment. It fits the look of my home office area. Been over 6 months and no problem.

For gaming this thing is amazing. I recommend this because the reaction from source to monitor is awesome. I recommend buying this for its price. This is not a pc built In. This is a monitor.

I am actually quite happy with this monitor. It is better and bigger than I thought, and the style is really nice. I am not a “techy” person, I try to read reviews on products, and if it works for me, I buy it. I do what I have to do to maintain low stress in my life, with wisdom, and without breaking the bank. I haven’t bought any big “tech” purchases in almost 7 years. I have a 7 year old bought brand new Dell 2 in 1 laptop, that only works with the power cord in, but is good to me and gets the job done for full time online school and leisure. However, I bought this Lenovo monitor, never having any experience with a Lenovo product, because I started a work from home job recently, and I caught the monitor on sale around Christmas for $109, then I caught the 510-A desktop on sale for $349 from $449 right before New Years that came with the compatible keyboard and the mouse, needing pieces for work, because my laptop clearly was not going to be sufficient. After a full week in of good 8-hr plus day use, I am very happy with my purchase. As an added bonus, as someone who wears full time glasses and switches to contacts occasionally, staring at this monitor all day has been so easy on my eyes which blesses my soul. I wear glasses now only because I used to stare at a computer for 40 hours a week in my 20s, and it gave me bad headaches and damaged my eyes. Even now, if I stare at my Dell 2 in 1 for too long, I can feel the strain and impact, and occasionally have to lower the brightness for relief. But after already putting 40 hrs into this Lenovo monitor, and after the end of an 8 hr day, I can honestly say that whatever the “Eyecare” feature is that it specifies, works, and is worth it. Only down side is, this monitor does not come with a webcam and I had to buy my own which was not too bad for me because I wanted a 1080p quality anyways as an investment. I ended up buying a $45 webcam from Best Buy. Secondly, for me, the monitor speakers are not that loud which has been challenging for maximizing varying volumes that come with virtual chats and individuals choice pieces of technology that do not always allow them to come through and be successfully heard on your end, with the default equipment. In addition, I also keep a space heater under my desk for personal comfort which does slightly add to the background noise, so I did eventually buy $11 external speakers at Target to assist with that which do the job excellently. Overall, I’m pleased with my purchase, and actually in need of a second monitor, I am looking for this monitor to hopefully go back on sale again to repurchase it.