Lenovo L24q-30 23.8-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) LED Backlit IPS Monitor, FreeSync, Widescreen, 3-Side Narrow Bezels, 75Hz, 4ms, HDMI, DP, Title, VESA Mount

24 inch is a great size for a QHD monitor if you want really sharp picture. You will notice a significant upgrade from similar sized 1080p. The monitor is great for office work since it has very crisp text and no pixelation. A beautiful bright screen that feels good on my eyes.Pairs well with 125% scaling on windows. On Mac it was a little harder to get the size right, had to change some settings on a few apps.NOTE: the monitor will default to 60Hz on first use so make sure you go into settings and change it to 75HzMinor complaints:- the stand causes the screen to wobble a lot if bump your desk- it would look a lot cleaner and minimalistic if the logo was smaller and buttons were on the side/underneath instead of the front

Pros:- Great brightness (I usually have it on 0 in a decently-lit room)- VESA mount- Not $600- Nice slim lookCons:- Dead pixels- Stand is flimsy and cheap -- but that's really not a big deal.- No options for custom presets for brightness and coloring etc. so every time your room gets darker you have to manually change the brightnessOverall:It's a good-looking monitor with very few features but honestly monitor features are all marketing BS. I got it for 196 bc that's pretty much the cheapest 1440p 24" I could find but to be honest, I think that's slightly overpriced. If you can get it for around 160-175 I think that would be a fantastic deal. The stand sucks but does the job, but honestly, you should probably just use a VESA mount anyway.EDIT A FEW MONTHS IN: I have to say I'm really happy with this purchase and I will probably never get another 1080p monitor again. the 75 Hz is an upgrade over 60 and it will make for a beautiful second monitor down the line when I upgrade. With a VESA mount, the thing looks great and I really can't complain too much for the price considering most 1440p are like $400.

It's been over a month and I love it. There's nothing to criticize this product.

Colors seem fine, one webpage showed wacky color (it was a semi uniform shade of blue) but no other issues so far.If you're having trouble deciding between screen size, i sit 45-60 cm away from it and find it immersive enough once i start doing stuff. This display does look tiny compared to 32 inches comparing them side by side but that doesnt really matter.Text clarity is amazing, if you sit > 60 cm it is just as good as a mac book pro 2017.You will face scaling issues on MacOS (firefox tabs are tiny on the tab menu but actual text on web page is adjustable in size), couldn't find a good solution for that. On windows everything scales well.Cons: not really bezel-less, does not have a high quality stand.

Works great

I bought 3 of these directly from the Lenovo website. There is no issue with physical bezel on this, it's thin and perfect. However, there is a black border when you turn them on. The display does not stretch the whole screen like it is on the displayed pictured. I have contacted Lenovo and tech support and they want me to ask for a replacement even though I know for sure this is what it is designed as and the description and pictures are utter lies. I have troubleshooted this with different PCs with dedicated and integrated graphics, HDMI and DP cables, and different settings. It simply does not stretch all the way to the end. It's saddening how Lenovo has fallen and is lying to make sales. Returning these.

Had it for about a week, so far so good.Pros: 1440p display for under 200$. I picked this up used very good for around $170. It works at 75 hz refresh rate, which is noticeably better in some of my games I've played.Has a built in power supply, (no need for external power brick)Cons: The stand is cheap and offers hardly any adjustability.Would be nice to have some extra usb ports on it.Other than that, I'd recommend this monitor for under $200!

Unfortunately, I did not discover this monitor was DOA until after the return/refund period. I mistakenly thought that the trouble was with the way I was trying to use as a second monitor attached to my all-in-one desktop (also a Lenovo).