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Lenovo Legion Y25-30 240Hz monitor & M600s wireless gaming mouse launched

Sudhanshu — Thu, 06 Jan 2022 17:35:39 +0000

The Chinese PC maker Lenovo has recently unveiled many new laptops in its ThinkPad, ThinkBook, and Legion lineups. And now, the brand brings us three new gaming monitors along with new peripherals.

Lenovo Gaming Monitors

Lenovo has announced three new gaming monitors at CES 2022. Among these, the Legion Y25-30 stands out the most with a 24.5-inch 1080p IPS panel and 99% coverage of the sRGB color gamut. The monitor also offers a high dynamic range with a VESA DisplayHDR 400.

Additionally, the display offers outstanding color accuracy with a Delta E score of less than two making it suitable for creative professionals. The monitor also features a 240Hz refresh rate, with AMD FreeSync Premium variable refresh rate technology. The display has a 0.5ms moving picture response time (MPRT) and 1ms of extreme response time.

Alongside the Legion Y25-30, Lenovo also introduced Lenovo G27qe-20 and Lenovo G24qe-20 entry-level gaming monitors aimed at casual gamers. These monitors come in at 27-inch and 24-inch respectively, offering a 1080p display with 1ms response time and a 100Hz refresh rate that can be overclocked to 110Hz.

The Lenovo Legion Y25-30 will retail in May at $339.99. While the entry-level Lenovo G27qe-20 (27-inch) and G24qe-20 (24-inch) will go for $299.99 and $259.99 respectively starting March 2022.

Lenovo Gaming Mouse

Lenovo Legion M600s Gaming Mouse

The brand has introduced two new gaming mice being the M600s Wireless and the M300s RGB mouse. The M600s Wireless Gaming Mouse comes with an ergonomic design and weighs less than 75 grams. The mouse provides a lossless experience thanks to its sub 1ms response time via a 2.4GHz Bluetooth connection. The mouse is also capable of a wired operation via a USB Type-C cable. It features a Pixart 3370 optical sensor which offers a precision of 19,000 dots per inch. The mouse can operate up to 70 hours on a single charge and can fast-charge in 90 minutes. The M600s is rated to last for 80 million clicks and carries lighting effects in 16.8 million colors.

Lenovo Legion M300s Gaming Mouse

The Lenovo M300s RGB Gaming Mouse weighs 61 grams and has a wired connector. It offers a maximum DPI of 8,000 and a maximum moving speed of 220 inches per second. According to Lenovo, the microswitch buttons on the M300s are rated to last for up to 10 million clicks.

The Legion M600s wireless mouse has a starting price of $84.99 while the wired Legion M300s will go for $29.99. Both of these mice will go on sale from May 2022 onwards.

Lenovo launches new series of Professional and Gaming Monitors

Sean — Wed, 08 Sep 2021 13:20:13 +0000

Lenovo has just launched a bunch of new products at the Tech World 2021 event earlier this week. This includes a series of new ThinkVision monitors that are geared towards professionals and gamers.

ThinkVision P27u-20

The new ThinkVision P27u-20 is the latest monitor from the Chinese tech giant that is targeted towards professionals. It offers dual wide color gamut, which includes 99.1 percent DCI P3 and 99.5 percent Adobe RGB with factory calibrated color accuracy. In other words, it is designed for content creators working in the photography, video, and graphics related fields. It sports a 27 inch IPS display with UHD display that features VESA Certified HDR400 support.

The new monitor is also Energy Star 8.0 and Thunderbolt 4.0 docking display port. Furthermore, the brand also built the monitor to act as a productive hub that acts as your workplace one cable docking solution with multiple USB 3.2 including the Thunderbolt 4.0 input and output that carries display and data of up to 40Gbps and powers your laptop up to 100W. Along with the new single cable dock, the new professional monitor also arrives with integrated speakers as well.

Lenovo G27e-20 & G24e-20

Apart from the professional display, Lenovo also launched two new monitors in its new line of consumer G series of gaming monitors. These are designed to offer gamers an immersive PC gaming experience that can also be used for remote working and online education. While it is a gaming display, it still offers high performance and quality for young professionals that want a capable monitor at a competitive price.

Both new gaming monitors feature AMD FreeSync Premium technology for a smooth, low latency, tear free gaming experience. The monitors also sport 100Hz high refresh rate panels (with support for 120Hz overclock) that are great for competitive games. As the name suggests, the G27e-20 sports a 27 inch display while the G24e-20 features a smaller 23.8 inch panel. Both offer 300 nits of brightness and 95 percent sRGB color gamut for increase color accuracy and are VA panels with FHD resolutions.

Pricing & Availability

The ThinkVision P27u-20 professional monitor is set to be released on December 2021 with a price tag of 769 US Dollars. On the other hand, the two news G series of gaming monitors are set to launch next month in October, with the 27 inch model going for 239 US Dollars and the 24 inch variant being priced at 209 US Dollars.

Lenovo G27q-20 and G27-20 gaming monitors announced for budget-conscious gamers

Sudarshan Ravichandran — Mon, 16 Nov 2020 10:43:02 +0000

Last week, Lenovo announced a couple of gaming monitors called Lenovo G27q-20 and Lenovo G27-20. Both of them are identical to each other with some minor differences and these dissimilarities are directly proportional to the purchase decision. Let us take a look at the specs, features, price, and availability of these two monitors.

Lenovo G27q-20 / G27-20 Specifications & Features

As we mentioned in the beginning, the two monitors are similar in most ways. Hence, let’s talk about the differences between them first.

First and foremost, the G27q-20 supports up to 165Hz refresh rate, whereas the G27-20 is limited to 144Hz. Further, the former features a 1440p (2560 X 1440 pixels) 10-bit display panel and therefore, it supports up to 1.07 billion colors and 109 PPI. On the other hand, the latter only supports only up to 16.7 million colors with 82 PPI as it comes with an 8-bit panel 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels).

Due to the differences in refresh rate and panel type, the power consumption is different in the two models, which is obvious. Additionally, the higher-spec’d model is also slightly heavier, larger in dimensions, and feature HDMI 2.0 instead of HDMI 1.4. However, both of them come with the same DP 1.4 and 3.5mm audio output ports.

Lenovo G27q-20 Gaming Monitor

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With the dissimilarities out of the way, let us discuss the common specs between them. Starting with the size, the two monitors sport a 27-inch IPS LCD panel with a WLED backlight and 16:9 aspect ratio. The display is further covered by anti-glare coating and has a 178° viewing angle

Interestingly, despite the differences in resolution and refresh rate, both the monitors have the exact same peak brightness of 400 cd/m2, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 3M:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 99% sRGB color gamut, and up to 1ms response time.

Lenovo G27-20 Gaming Monitor

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They also support HDR decoding, AMD FreeSync Premium, and are also TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light / Flicker Free-certified. Additionally, the monitors also come with a Kensington lock slot and support VESA mount as well as cable management.

Last but not least, these monitors only come in Raven black color option with a blue accented stand that can be used to tilt or lift the screen.

Lenovo G27q-20 / G27-20 Pricing & Availability

The two new Lenovo gaming monitors will be available starting January 2021 in the US for the following prices.

Lenovo G27q-20 – $299.99
Lenovo G27-20 – $239.99

There’s no word on these monitors’ availability in other countries but they should hit other markets as well just like most Lenovo products.

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