Lenovo L27h-4A 27 " white
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Lenovo L27h-4A 27 " white
Screen size:27 "
Resolution:2560x1440 (16:9)
Panel:IPS, response 4 ms, MPRT 1 ms
Frequency:100 Hz
Contrast:1 500:1
Brightness:350 cd/m²
Functions:HDR, Flicker-Free
Connectors:USB-C (DP Alt Mode) • DisplayPort v1.4 • 2xHDMI v2.1
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In my case, it's for work and maybe occasionally some gaming, so 100Hz as a compromise turned out to be a successful choice, synchronizing well in games. The colors are neutral; I usually use brightness at 50-80%. After 5 months of daily use, NOT a single problematic pixel, and the photos with tests are recent. The corner backlight is barely noticeable (it looks stronger in photos than to the eyes).
The auto-switching between signal sources works when one is turned off, which is very convenient. The menu is in Ukrainian. The sound now always comes from the monitor because the built-in speakers are quite powerful; for YouTube, I never have the volume higher than halfway.
It might be necessary to adjust the colors for certain activities, but I didn't need to; by default, they are less saturated than on laptops (Asus, Lenovo), yet more natural and calm. The stand is convenient, and the cut-out is very practical, as is the cable tunnel in the leg.
A huge HDMI plug barely fit due to the plastic cover, but that's nitpicking. The tilt adjustment "top towards you" is almost non-existent; all other turns offer total freedom, twist as you like.