It comes with Freesync support which helps with frame tearing but it has a ghosting issue which is very prevalent in the extreme mode and normal mode. If you decide to not use either modes you will have very poor response times which won’t be an issue if you’re not planning to play competitive games on this. And I wouldn’t recommend this for gaming as there are better offerings for similar prices.
| Screen size | 21.5 inch |
| Resolution | Full HD 1920 x 1080 |
| Panel type | VA Panel |
| Response time | 4ms with extreme mode |
| Refresh rate | 60 Hertz |
| Weight | 2.75kg |
It’s a nice monitor for it’s very strict price and Lenovo tried making the most out of it so if you want a budget monitor for general office purposes and consuming media or maybe as a secondary display then it’s definitely something worth considering.
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