Lenovo ThinkVision L2440x

Great performance in games and movies; wide screen rotation; screen pivoting and screen height adjustment; LED screen puts less strain on eyes; practically designed chassis

Narrow viewing angle; for the price, we'd expect more connection options and more performance advantages over traditionally backlit monitors

The Lenovo ThinkVision L2440x is a well-designed 24-inch LCD monitor that's great for movies and games, but the display (and its LED backlighting) is too expensive for the performance and features it supplies.

Bright, accurate, & even coloring throughout spectrum (once adjusted). Excellent at rendering dark scenes with detail, but does not wash out the bright end either. A++ gaming, B+ photo editing. Jaw dropper

Slightly uneven backlight on full black screen (tolerable), small "sweet spot" required that I prop the back of the stand up with 2 magazines in order to see even coloring over the whole screen. Poor factory settings

Bright, accurate, & even coloring throughout spectrum (once adjusted). Excellent at rendering dark scenes with detail, but does not wash out the bright end either. A++ gaming, B+ photo editing. Jaw dropper

Slightly uneven backlight on full black screen (tolerable), small "sweet spot" required that I prop the back of the stand up with 2 magazines in order to see even coloring over the whole screen. Poor factory settings

Bright, accurate, & even coloring throughout spectrum (once adjusted). Excellent at rendering dark scenes with detail, but does not wash out the bright end either. A++ gaming, B+ photo editing. Jaw dropper

Slightly uneven backlight on full black screen (tolerable), small "sweet spot" required that I prop the back of the stand up with 2 magazines in order to see even coloring over the whole screen. Poor factory settings