Looks like a good price for IPS monitor. Tech specs seem to suggest that the USB-C is capable of delivering power which makes it ideal for productivity with a laptop. VESA mount available, included stand looks height adjustable.
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/d27b1cbf
The closest comparison would be the Dell U2719DC or S2719DC both of which, at their cheapest price history, cost at least $200+ more for similar features.
Referrer and referee get $20 after referee's 1st purchase of $90+.
Why is it the same price as the VX2758-2KP-MHD but not 144hz? Is it the USB-C?
you can ask bazillions similar questions with other dell/lenovo/hp displays , but not every display has to be for gaming/144hz
this deal is for someone who wants to plugin their laptop using a single usb-c cable for video out and stay powered without wall charger
I guess so but eh USB-C dongle? You're not exactly taking a 27" monitor from class to class lol.
Edit: Power right forgot about that.
I have a USB C monitor. I plug a single lead into one of my laptops and the monitor acts as a power supply and hub for my speakers, external drives and other connections
@Plimsol: You make it seem as if the monitor remains in one place. So why can't you just use a dongle?
@Void: I realise you are suggesting to use a decent USB C, 4K Hub with pass-though power and a separate power supply, which I could do. However, I have a monitor with this built in, so I don't need to.
Precisely, hence why I said productivity and not gaming. Using a USB C monitor now and it's pretty sweet for the fact that you don't need a power brick and it carries the display signal as well. Saves a lot of desk space.
Only sweet if it works properly, seems the Lenovo's USB-C charging is a bit sour at the moment for some, especially Mac users
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Displays-Options-and-Accessorie…
What is the refresh rate of this one? Did not find it in the spec.
Would the text be nicer on a 1440 display than on a 1080 display? I brought a Dell P2419H for my Mac mini as an upgrade to my 2012 iMac but the Dell monitor's text isn't as "easy" on the eyes as the iMac display. I'm happy with everything else on the Dell monitor, its just the bloody text.
Why isn’t it a requirement to mention the Hz for monitor deals?
Because the default is 60Hz unless otherwise stated
Back in stock. Managed to order 1 this evening.
Official tech specs here: https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/accessories-and-monitors/monito…