Lenovo Thinkvision 28

Touch-sensitive panel responds to fingers or included stylus ; Full sRGB color coverage and good color accuracy ; High-resolution 16:10 display ; Great contrast ; High pixel density ; Sturdy, hinged stand

Small screen ; Limited to USB-C connectivity

The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t Gen2 takes some of the best features from other portable monitors in the M14 line and melds them into a killer secondary display with a high-quality, touch-enabled screen.

Plenty of ports ; Good color accuracy ; Full sRGB coverage

Low brightness ; No HDR certification ; Relatively high response times ; Expensive

The Lenovo ThinkVision P32p-30 is a 4K monitor without HDR certification and with low maximum brightness, failing to impress enough to warrant its premium price.

Improved image quality ; Great form and functionality in design ; Cheaper than the last gen

More useful for Windows devices ; Gaming performance isn’t very good ; No HDR

Featuring significant enhancements to resolution, contrast and color gamut support compared to the previous iteration, the Lenovo ThinkVision M14t Gen 2 is a wonderful upgrade. Coming in at a cheaper launch price of $399, this portable monitor works...