Lenovo Monitor Thinkvision P40w-20 40´´ 2k Ips Led 75hz
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Several OEMs use same LG IPS panel. I tried this and one other. These have very good color gamut at 5K2K. My main need was easy KVM switching PRO: LAN connectivity retained on switch to other computer; TB4; Better height adjustment range, CON: KVM switching requires reaching to panel controls and waiting for menus to change (no hotkeys); panel antiglare coating appeared dark at edges. 75Hz refresh seemed to have little effect on work use and only works over DP, not TB.
Several OEMs use same LG IPS panel. I tried this and one other. These have very good color gamut at 5K2K. My main need was easy KVM switching PRO: LAN connectivity retained on switch to other computer; TB4; Better height adjustment range, CON: KVM switching requires reaching to panel controls and waiting for menus to change (no hotkeys); panel antiglare coating appeared dark at edges. 75Hz refresh seemed to have little effect on work use and only works over DP, not TB.
Anonymous27445
15 de mayo de 2023
This is a great sharp large screen. I'm upgrading from an ultrawide 5120x1440 display and this is a much nicer screen resolution for getting work done.
This is a great sharp large screen. I'm upgrading from an ultrawide 5120x1440 display and this is a much nicer screen resolution for getting work done.
Drew Dalzell
2 de enero de 2023
We love the included dock in the monitor, with our Lenovo laptop helps us getting rid of dock and just everything goes to the monitor and you keep the desk clean. I have two things for other MSP or IT who needs this for business 1: Manual doesn't mentioned it, but you need to go to the monitor menu to enabled the ethernet port, because is disable by default. 2: The ethernet doesn't work with Dell, keep disconnecting and Lenovo support was not help at all.
We love the included dock in the monitor, with our Lenovo laptop helps us getting rid of dock and just everything goes to the monitor and you keep the desk clean. I have two things for other MSP or IT who needs this for business 1: Manual doesn't mentioned it, but you need to go to the monitor menu to enabled the ethernet port, because is disable by default. 2: The ethernet doesn't work with Dell, keep disconnecting and Lenovo support was not help at all.
ITGUYNYC
5 de octubre de 2022
Pro: Size and aspect ratio/resolution are perfect for productivity. I often author docs while simultaneously referencing several other docs and this solution is noticeably better than two monitors side by side. I actually love the mount and its solid on my sit stand. Cons: eKVM is really just eK_M which is really unfortunate. Having to use the monitor buttons to switch the screen makes it useless. Might as well unplug the cable. This could and should be fixed in a firmware update!
Pro: Size and aspect ratio/resolution are perfect for productivity. I often author docs while simultaneously referencing several other docs and this solution is noticeably better than two monitors side by side. I actually love the mount and its solid on my sit stand. Cons: eKVM is really just eK_M which is really unfortunate. Having to use the monitor buttons to switch the screen makes it useless. Might as well unplug the cable. This could and should be fixed in a firmware update!
GerritK
2 de septiembre de 2022
75 Hz IPS display that is bright, sharp and just about as big as physically practical. Pros: - This display uses the same panel as the HP Z40c G3 and Dell U4021QW, both of which only supports up to 60 Hz refresh rate. - It was available for delivery within 48 hours, the HP is out of stock and Dell had a 4 week shipment delay (as of late Jan 2022, and also early March 2022 as I'm writing this review) - The 140 ppi pixel density works perfectly for a desktop monitor at arms length. - No issues hooking it up to a ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen4 running Ubuntu 21.10 running at full resolution. Con: - The stand didn't go low enough, so I used a 3rd party mount that allowed for more adjustment.
75 Hz IPS display that is bright, sharp and just about as big as physically practical. Pros: - This display uses the same panel as the HP Z40c G3 and Dell U4021QW, both of which only supports up to 60 Hz refresh rate. - It was available for delivery within 48 hours, the HP is out of stock and Dell had a 4 week shipment delay (as of late Jan 2022, and also early March 2022 as I'm writing this review) - The 140 ppi pixel density works perfectly for a desktop monitor at arms length. - No issues hooking it up to a ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen4 running Ubuntu 21.10 running at full resolution. Con: - The stand didn't go low enough, so I used a 3rd party mount that allowed for more adjustment.
Conrad_S
5 de marzo de 2022
