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Lenovo’s sub-brand Lecoo launched in 2018 with smart home products like cameras and routers, and now sells monitors too. Its latest is an office monitor, the Lenovo Lecoo M2460, built around a 23.8-inch Full HD IPS screen, and it costs 599 yuan (~ $90).
The monitor has a 1920×1080 resolution, 300 cd/m² typical brightness, and a 1000:1 static contrast ratio. It supports 178-degree viewing angles and displays up to 16.7 million colors on its 16:9 aspect ratio screen.
Design and size
In terms of looks, it’s the usual affair. The Lecoo M2460 has a three-sided narrow bezel design, and the side bezels measure 3.5mm. With the stand attached, the monitor is 540mm wide, 412.5mm tall, and 170mm deep. The base is square and plain, and you can tilt the screen from -5° to 15°. If you would rather free up desk space, the monitor also supports 75×75mm wall mounting.
Lenovo says the monitor has low blue light and flicker-free technology. There is also an e-book mode that cuts blue light output and shifts the screen to a warmer tone.
For ports, you get HDMI and D-Sub. D-Sub is the analog connector often called VGA, so you can still plug in an older office PC. The box includes the monitor with its stand, a power adapter, a 1.5m HDMI cable, and a warranty card. That means a D-Sub cable would be a separate purchase.
Price
At 599 yuan (~ $90), the Lecoo M2460 costs the same as the Lenovo Lecoo N2521 gaming monitor, which Lecoo launched with a 24.5-inch panel and a 180Hz refresh rate. The two models target different buyers. The N2521 is built around gaming features, while the M2460 focuses on office use, eye comfort, and a simpler set of ports.
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