Lenovo ThinkVision L2440p Reviewed: Great performance but viewing angle is narrow

The Lenovo ThinkVision L2440p is a 24-inch LCD monitor that’s functional, flexible, and fairly priced. It includes the “ergonomic trifecta” of screen pivoting, rotation, and height adjustment, as well as the “video connection trifecta” of VGA, DVI, and HDMI.

The Good: Great performance in games, movies, and basic Windows tasks; wide screen rotation; screen pivoting and screen height adjustment; practically designed chassis.

The Bad: Narrow viewing angle; eyestrain potential when viewing screen after a few seconds.

The Bottomline: The Lenovo ThinkVision L2440p is a well-rounded 24-inch LCD monitor with a host of ergonomic features many will find useful. It has excellent overall performance among a variety of tasks, including games, movies, and office productivity.

Price: $469.99.

Read full review over at CNET.

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