Lenovo
L28u-30
- Display diagonal
- 71.1 cm (28")
- Display resolution
- 3840 x 2160 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 60 Hz
Lenovo L28u-30 computer monitor 71.1 cm (28") 3840 x 2160 pixels 4K Ultra HD LED Black
Model code: 65FAGAC2EU
Monitor reviews UK: compare the best monitors
Compare monitors with independent expert reviews, COR Scores and exact-model specifications. Find the best fit for your needs, explore the buying advice below and check available UK retailer offers.
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Choosing the best monitors starts with how you will use them. Consider office and writing, photo and design, games and fast motion, then match the features and practical requirements to your shortlist.
Our UK monitor reviews comparison brings together published critics’ assessments and recorded product specifications. A COR Score converts eligible ratings to five points and gives each publisher equal weight. Read the original reviews for the reasoning, tested configuration and review date; an average becomes available after three distinct critics.
Use the available category filters to explore recorded features. Open each product to check its full manufacturer code, configuration and current review coverage. Compare retailer offers for that exact version, including condition, accessories and delivery.
Below the results, explore the buying guides, work through how to choose, or use the glossary to make sense of unfamiliar specifications.
Lenovo
L34W-4C Monitor
- Display diagonal
- 86.4 cm (34")
- Display resolution
- 3440 x 1440 pixels
- Panel type
- VA
- Maximum refresh rate
- 120 Hz
Lenovo L34W-4C Monitor
Model code: 68F0GAC3EU
Lenovo
L1951P
- Display diagonal
- 48.3 cm (19")
- Display resolution
- 1440 x 900 pixels
- Panel type
- Not confirmed
- Maximum refresh rate
- Not confirmed
Lenovo ThinkVision L1951P computer monitor 48.3 cm (19") 1440 x 900 pixels Black
Model code: 2448HC6
Lenovo
L2250p
- Display diagonal
- 55.9 cm (22")
- Display resolution
- 1680 x 1050 pixels
- Panel type
- Not confirmed
- Maximum refresh rate
- Not confirmed
Lenovo ThinkVision L2250p computer monitor 55.9 cm (22") 1680 x 1050 pixels Black
Model code: T72HMUK
Lenovo
Legion 24-10
Shown option: 60.5 cm (23.8") · Black. Scores shown apply to this option.
- Display diagonal
- 60.5 cm (23.8")
- Display resolution
- 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 240 Hz
Lenovo Legion 24-10 computer monitor 60.5 cm (23.8") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LCD Black
Model code: 68C4GAC4EU
Lenovo
Legion 25-10
- Display diagonal
- 62.2 cm (24.5")
- Display resolution
- 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 320 Hz
Lenovo Legion 25-10 computer monitor 62.2 cm (24.5") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LED Black
Model code: 67D4GAC3UK
Lenovo
Legion 25-10 Monitor
- Display diagonal
- 62.2 cm (24.5")
- Display resolution
- 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 320 Hz
Lenovo Legion 25-10 Monitor
Model code: 67D4GAC3EU
Lenovo
Legion 27-10
Shown option: 68.6 cm (27") · Black. Scores shown apply to this option.
- Display diagonal
- 68.6 cm (27")
- Display resolution
- 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 240 Hz
Lenovo Legion 27-10 computer monitor 68.6 cm (27") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LCD Black
Model code: 68C5GAC4EU
Lenovo
Legion 27Q-10 Monitor
- Display diagonal
- 68.6 cm (27")
- Display resolution
- 2560 x 1440 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 240 Hz
Lenovo Legion 27Q-10 Monitor
Model code: 68C6GAC4EU
Lenovo
Legion 27Q-10 OLED Monitor
- Display diagonal
- 67.3 cm (26.5")
- Display resolution
- 2560 x 1440 pixels
- Panel type
- OLED
- Maximum refresh rate
- 240 Hz
Lenovo Legion 27Q-10 OLED Monitor
Model code: 67E1GAC1EU
Lenovo
Legion 27Q-11
Shown option: 68.6 cm (27") · Black. Scores shown apply to this option.
- Display diagonal
- 68.6 cm (27")
- Display resolution
- 2560 x 1440 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 300 Hz
Lenovo Legion 27Q-11 computer monitor 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels Quad HD LCD Black
Model code: 67D3GAC1EU
Lenovo
Legion 27QD-10
Shown option: 68.6 cm (27") · Black. Scores shown apply to this option.
- Display diagonal
- 68.6 cm (27")
- Display resolution
- 2560 x 1440 pixels
- Panel type
- IPS
- Maximum refresh rate
- 240 Hz
Lenovo Legion 27QD-10 computer monitor 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels Quad HD LCD Black
Model code: 67D2UAC1EU
Select a product to check its exact model, reviewed version and available retailer offers. Matching model options are grouped together where supported; the displayed score belongs to the shown option. Individual critic reviews remain visible while a product builds towards three critics for a COR Score.
Your reading library
Monitor buying guides
Understand the features and specifications you see in monitor reviews. Read the complete guide or explore a focused topic.
Read the complete buying guide Back to the results ↑Focused guide
Monitor resolution and size: finding a comfortable match
Resolution counts pixels; screen size determines how densely they are packed. The same resolution can look spacious on one diagonal and coarse on another, so compare the combination rather than either number alone.
Explore the guide →Focused guide
Monitor refresh rates: 60Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz and beyond
Choose refresh rate from actual frame rate, motion needs, connection limits and image-quality priorities.
Explore the guide →Focused guide
IPS, VA and OLED monitors: choosing a panel type
Choose panel behaviour around text, contrast, motion, viewing position and static desktop use.
Explore the guide →Focused guide
USB-C monitors as laptop docks
Check charging power, video mode, hub bandwidth, network and downstream ports as one system.
Explore the guide →Your six-step checklist
How to choose the right monitors
Find the best fit for your priorities, your setup and your budget.
Turn expert monitor reviews into a shortlist with these six practical checks.
Measure desk viewing space
Measure desk depth, viewing distance and arm clearance.
Your decision Measured desk arrangement.
Check the display chain
Check computer output, monitor input, cable and dock as one chain.
Your decision Checked display chain.
Choose adjustable support
Choose a stand or arm with the adjustment you actually need.
Your decision Chosen adjustable support.
Read independent display tests
Use independent tests for brightness, uniformity, text and motion.
Your decision Read display evidence.
Confirm one-cable limits
Confirm USB-C charging and display limits if using one-cable docking.
Your decision Confirmed docking limits.
Check warranty and firmware
Read dead-pixel, warranty and firmware-support terms.
Your decision Checked service terms.
Ready to build your shortlist? Use these checks to narrow the results, then read the evidence for each exact model.
Make it work for you
Plan the desk display
Turn your everyday needs into a practical setup. Record these details before comparing your final shortlist.
Picture it in everyday use
- Measure desk depth, viewing distance, arm clearance and screen position.
- Trace the computer, cable, dock and monitor connection chain.
- Read independent tests for text, motion, brightness and uniformity.
| Requirement | What to record or check |
|---|---|
| Desk space | Desk depth, viewing distance, arm clearance and stand footprint |
| Display chain | Computer output, monitor input, cable, dock and supported modes |
| Physical support | Stand or arm adjustment, mounting pattern and movement |
| Ownership terms | USB-C limits, pixel policy, warranty, firmware and support |
Use the exact model’s manual and manufacturer specifications to confirm measurements, connections and supported features.
Keep your priorities together. A short set of notes makes it easier to compare complete offers and discuss your requirements with a retailer or installer.
Gaming and long-term ownership
For games, match refresh rate and adaptive-sync support to the graphics hardware and cable path. Review input lag, response at different refresh rates and overdrive behaviour rather than relying on a maximum headline.
Practical check Check warranty terms for pixels, panel defects and power supply, along with firmware update method. A monitor is usually kept for years, so ports and ergonomic flexibility can outlast a small specification advantage.
Explore this in the buying guide →Pixel density and scaling
Screen size and resolution set pixel density, which affects text size and sharpness at a fixed desk distance. Try the intended operating-system scaling: too much scaling reduces usable workspace, while too little can make text tiring to read.
Practical check Review subpixel layout and text clarity where office work is the priority. A monitor praised for games can still render small text less cleanly with a particular operating system.
Explore this in the buying guide →USB-C dock power and bandwidth
A one-cable monitor may carry display data, USB peripherals and charging, but its power delivery and data bandwidth are specified limits. Confirm computer, monitor, dock mode and cable all support the desired resolution and peripherals together.
Practical check A high-resolution display plus webcam, Ethernet and storage can exceed a hub configuration or reduce refresh rate. Read the monitor manual for port-sharing behaviour before replacing a separate dock.
Explore this in the buying guide →Independent reviews, made comparable
What does the COR Score mean?
One consistent scale makes different publishers’ ratings easier to compare. The original review explains why a critic reached that verdict.
Read our scoring methodology →Scale conversion · example
8/ 104.00/ 5
An illustration of conversion, not a rating for a listed product.
- 01
Check the match
Identify the exact product and the version reviewed. Check model codes, configuration and the included package.
- 02
Compare on one scale
Convert eligible ratings to five points, count each publisher once and give every critic equal weight.
- 03
Require three critics
Show the average to two decimal places after three distinct critics. Otherwise show tbd while keeping individual reviews visible.
Read the score alongside the critic count, review dates, tested version and strengths that matter to you. Linked reviews of related hardware remain separate from the selected product’s score.
Explore the catalogue
A growing choice to discover
Compare the recorded models, explore different configurations and follow the available expert reviews. Use each product page for its latest evidence and retailer links.
Return to the results ↑- Listed model options
- 8538
- Options with critic ratings
- 594
- Brands to explore
- 39
Explore your options
Browse brands and features
Follow a manufacturer or a selection based on recorded product features.
Your questions, answered
Monitor buying FAQ
Ten answers to help you make an informed choice.
01Does a higher refresh rate make every app better?
It can make movement feel smoother, but benefits depend on the computer, connection and the activity.
02Can I use a USB-C monitor with any laptop?
Not necessarily. Check the laptop port supports the required display mode and charging level.
03Is a curved monitor always more immersive?
It depends on size, desk distance and use. Try it for text and multi-window work, not only video.
04How do I choose the best monitors for my needs?
Start with your main use, practical setup and total budget. The comparison table above identifies useful features for different priorities. Use the category filters, then check exact-model specifications and the original reviews for your shortlist.
05What does the COR Score tell me?
It summarises eligible independent critic ratings on a five-point scale, with one equally weighted rating per publisher. The displayed average has two decimal places. Open the original reviews to see how the findings relate to your priorities.
06Why do some products display tbd?
A public COR Score becomes available after three distinct critics. Until then, tbd indicates that review coverage is still building; available individual reviews remain visible. It is different from a zero rating.
07Does a review cover every version or accessory bundle?
Check the version actually reviewed. Confirmed equivalent colour, storage or accessory variants can share model-level reviews with a tested-version label. Related hardware, different generations and other distinct editions are shown separately and do not contribute to the selected product’s score.
08How can I filter the monitors?
Filters use the recorded specifications for each model or option. Choose a brand or feature, then apply your filters to narrow the results. Missing information is not treated as confirmed feature support. Open the product page to check the full specification.
09What should I check when comparing retailer offers?
Match the complete manufacturer code, configuration, condition and included items. Add delivery and necessary accessories to compare the total cost, and confirm stock, warranty and returns details with the retailer.
10How should I use older reviews or previous-generation models?
Check the review date, tested version and current manufacturer support. Compare the features you need, replacement parts or consumables where relevant, and the complete offer. A useful older review can still explain a model well, while availability and services may have changed.
Specifications, explained
Monitor glossary
Understand the terms, then use the buying checks to compare exact models.
12 terms
Picture4 terms
- Display resolution
The number of picture elements used to form a display, image or video frame, usually expressed as horizontal and vertical pixel counts.
Buying check Check the resolution supported in the mode you will use; compare real detail and clarity in independent tests.
- Pixel density / PPI
The concentration of screen pixels, expressed as pixels per inch.
Buying check Consider text size and operating-system scaling at your usual viewing distance.
- Colour gamut
The range of colours a device can reproduce relative to a reference colour space.
Buying check Check the colour space, calibration and accuracy required by your work.
- HDR
High dynamic range formats carry information intended to represent a wider range of brightness and colour.
Buying check Format support alone does not establish the display’s HDR performance.
Panel and motion4 terms
- IPS-type panel
An LCD panel family often chosen for viewing-angle performance, with results varying by model.
Buying check Compare contrast, response and uniformity tests for the exact monitor.
- VA-type panel
An LCD panel family often associated with stronger native contrast than some other LCD types.
Buying check Read motion and off-centre viewing tests rather than relying on the panel label.
- Refresh rate / Hz
How often a display can refresh its image each second.
Buying check Check supported resolution and refresh rate over the input you will use.
- Variable refresh rate (VRR)
A feature that lets a compatible display vary its refresh timing with the source.
Buying check Check the supported range and the source, port and operating mode.
Connection and fit4 terms
- USB-C
A reversible connector shape used for several different data, display and power capabilities.
Buying check Read the port specification; the connector shape alone does not confirm supported functions.
- USB Power Delivery (PD)
A charging protocol that lets compatible equipment negotiate supported power settings.
Buying check Check source, device and cable compatibility at the required power level.
- Docking station
An accessory that combines connections such as displays, USB devices and power.
Buying check Match the dock to the computer, displays and charging requirements.
- VESA mounting pattern
A standardised arrangement of mounting points used by compatible displays and brackets.
Buying check Match the pattern, weight limits, fixings and installation instructions together.
No matching term. Try an abbreviation or clear the search to browse all topics.
Technical sources and further reading · Check the exact model’s manufacturer documentation for supported features.