With a flat ultra-wide screen, the Lenovo Ultra Wide FHD Monitor is for those who want to see both the big picture and have an engaging user experience. This state-of-the-art monitor with a 29" In-Plane Switching panel and 90 Hz refresh rate is a superb choice for those who are into music, gaming, videos, and entertainment. Gamers will delight in its low input lag, excellent response time, and high refresh rate, while movie buffs will love its 21:9 aspect ratio for a full CinemaScope experience.
Lenovo 29” FHD UltraWide Ergonomic Monitor L29W-30 $229 + Delivery ($0 to Metro/ C&C/ in-Store) @ Officeworks
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just done
FHD wow
No wonder its on clearance … FHD on anything above 24" is noticeably blurry… I know I wouldn't want to look at it 8+ hours a day
Yes at least QHD
29" ultrawide has the same screen realestate as a 24" 16:9. The same.
True but looks like crap
I can't say i agree with that assertion. Looks clear as day at full res to me.
Yeah reminds new of the time at work the mechanical eng team lead gave the engineers 32” FHDs, I laughed. Didn’t last long. Takes you back to 640x480 on a 14” CRT.
2560 x 1080.
Absolutely! It's not going to look good close up. Will be fine at a distance.
[Update] Okay there's a caveat. It's a 96ppi display. So equivalent to a 24" fhd. That will be fine. Back on my … do I get it for the heck of it. 🤣
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+1 for young Linus- lol.
FHD on anything above 24"
This is not above 24" though. Vertically it is equivalent to a 24".
Not true, it's a crispy sharp monitor and I checked it at officeworks. Better than any VA screen even better some others ips screen Wh ih i saw there.
Not available online, out of stock in store. But, hey, we've got another model just like it for only $120 more.
I currently use a much older Dell U2917W monitor as a primary which looks very similar in specifications to this one save refresh rate and a few other differences.
If it is the same, it is fine for general office work and occasional gaming nothing flash and I not mind buying something similar in the future.
The price looks great too.
I think though if you can stretch your budget a little bit more I would look at a monitor with a slightly bigger size for ultra wide or brightness as monitor specs have come far in the last several years.
I personally find 1080p at 32" acceptable unless you're myopic and need/want to sit super close to the screen. If you prefer size over refresh rate…. to me, I prefer 21:9 because it's two perfect squares (and there's a good reason for it as things move ahead).
Picked one up locally this morning for my son's budget pc I just put together after having a 34inch 1440p ultra wide on my machine. He loves it.
Haven't adjusted a single setting yet but looks good out of the box for vibrant games like Fall Guys.Hi guys it has built in speaker, does that mean I can use it with Google chromcast or APPle TV to watch movies without buying a speaker?
Thanks.
Price in the tile please.