Lenovo ThinkVision P27h-20 27" WQHD WLED LCD Monitor - 16:9 - Raven Black - 27" Class - in-Plane Switching (IPS) Technology - 2560 x 1440-16.7 Million Colors - 350 Nit Typical - 4 ms Extre

Works like a charm, charges my Mac while connected - no complains whatsoever

I really liked this product. It got to my doorstep way earlier than I thought and everything I wanted was in the box (superb quality might I add).

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The monitor was working fine until one fateful morning, it suddenly stopped working. The screen is dead which white horizontal and vertical streaks. I tried restarting, resetting, and the whole wire in/out ritual but to no avail. Wasn't expecting this monitor to go down so easily, considering it's a $300+ equipment.I am starting the replacement warranty, and do NOT recommend this monitor.Build quality is good, screen quality is good and you can use it as a dock for our developer station. It has plenty of functional ports - usb C, USB A, hdmi etc. A very practical monitor. The issue is the quality "inside".Not recommended.

So far I am 9 months into owning 3 of these monitors for a WFH setup. I never write reviews but since 1 of these 3 has decided to fail msyteriously (odd screen lines for, I felt justified. Aside from this major problem, they are great otherwise. I'm just trying to figure out what to do now that it looks like $300 dollars might be down the drain.

I have two of these monitors set up using USB-C for laptop charging/input and DisplayPort out to connect the second monitor (daisy chain). They work well and are very sharp. The extra I/O allows for less cable clutter. So far, so good.

The monitor once we got it working is good but took three returns to make that happen.

Not sure what these negative reviews are on about. I've been using this for 1.5 years. It has the best build quality of any monitor I've used. The panel is flawless. I have absolutely no backlight bleed or stuck pixels. I've had no trouble at all connecting and charging a Thinkpad X1 Carbon, Thinkpad X1 Extreme, and Dell Latitude using USB-C. The M1 Macs have known issues connecting to devices with USB-C/Thunderbolt. That's an Apple problem, not a problem with this monitor.