hi, i just bought this monitor, set it up - looks great! There is a strange (tiny square) lens in the middle part of the monitor. do you know what's it?
Hi @Lenovo. I'm looking forward to getting 2 of these monitors to use with MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro. I know there is no driver on the support page for Mac devices, but MacBook Pro supports up to 2 6K on native resolution over Thunderbolt 4. Is this enough to say this setup is going to work fine? If not, is there any roadmap to include Mac support? I haven't seen any real-scenario review for this monitor, is it possible for you to test this scenario? Also, I see on the user guide there is an option to enable/disable power delivery on ports, does this mean I can turn off power over Thunderbolt 4 when the laptop is fully charged and the port will keep working as usual? Thanks in advance.
I see. We checked and can confirm that the USB C is capable of power delivery thus can be used as a power source, but it can only deliver up to 27W. Also, the HDMI, Display and Thunderbolt ports can be used to connect the monitor to your MacBook in order to extend its display. You can check this link lnv.gy/3ArRrqD to see the full specifications of the monitor. As per the clamshell mode, we tried checking if our users have tried it but turns out we are unable to find any results, we suggest checking with Mac support team to clarify on this matter. Let us know if you need anything else. We'd be glad to help. Have a nice day, and keep safe. Ash_Lenovo
@@Lenovo Thanks, I'm checking in also with Apple support. What about the enable/disabling power delivery feature? Does it work as I assumed in my questions?
Hey, I'm considering buying the Monitor but I cant find any information about the mounting compatibility since I am considering buying a mount for it, could someone give me me some info if it is according to VESA standards or does it use some proprietary attachment?
Hi Marc! Thanks for reaching out. We hope you're doing well. Thinkpad laptop can get gigabit ethernet when connected via USB-C to the monitor using ethernet port. -Jomz_Lenovo
Hi Michael Trieu! Thanks for reaching out, and we hope you're doing well. We're currently checking this for you. Kindly give us some time, and we'll get back to you with an answer. Thanks! Rai_Lenovo
Hi! The compatibility of i1Display Studio depends on the specs of the PC or laptop. You may click this third party link lnv.gy/3hHq3uc and look for “Technical Specifications” for the system requirements. Please let us know if you have any questions. Rai_Lenovo
Hi Patrick! Thanks for reaching our support! May we know what kind of Hood are you looking for the Lenovo ThinkVision P27u-10? Could you share a picture of the part that you are looking for? -Chris_Lenovo
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Hi, Jonathan. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We'd like to help. Please DM us with more information about your concern and the serial number of your device. Karla_Lenovo
Hello Robert, thanks for reaching out. The monitor itself can do daisy chain connection, as shown here: lnv.gy/37lBAgL, under the Setting Up Your Monitor section, item number 10. However, if you will be using the monitors in conjunction with the Macbook Pro, we cannot guarantee the full functionality of the monitor as it has no MAC drivers available as shown here: lnv.gy/3xatjac. Allan_Lenovo
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Hi, pianoman. Thank you for your interest in our products. This model supports Internal Power Supply. You may check for more specs here: lnv.gy/48DKO3h Let us know if you have further questions. Karla_Lenovo
Hello there. Another support here to help. You can connect two monitors at the same time from a desktop computer. Here's a link to check the user guide of your monitor lnv.gy/3pEvGOf. Let us know if you have any other concern. Wilson_Lenovo
i recently purchased this monitor. does anybody else recognize a soft weird scratch/buzz sound from the back of the screen? i tried literally everything. changed the power cable, switched the socket, the hdmi-cable, put up/down the brightness. and so on ...
I have a couple questions, i have two of these monitors. And i using with the lenovo p52 laptop. I am using a TB4 cable from the laptop and between both monitors. 1. On the first monitor i can set color to chroma 4.4.4 and 10 bit, but on the second monitor i can only choose 4.2 2 and 8 bit. Why is that? 2. I can only get 65w PD to my laptop - i have played with settings and can't get it to 100 watt PD? 3. When using multiple sources, Is there a way to have one source in PIP?
Hi Cory. Another support here. Please provide the Serial Number of your computer through direct/ private message for your privacy so we can get the exact specs of the laptop that you have there. Thank you. Jhay_Lenovo
@@Lenovo How should I send a direct message to you Jhay_Lenovo? I can't find a way to do that within youtube... If this helps at all here are my specs: Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8850H CPU @ 2.60GHz Installed RAM: 16.0 GB (15.7 GB usable) Graphics: NVIDIA Quadro P2000 I'll send my device/product ID once you tell me where to send it directly...
Does anyone have any real world experience/review of this monitor. I am prepared to buy two of them to hook up to a Mac Studio and HP laptop however I find NO real reviews. I do not want to waste my time and money having monitors shipped to me that do not live up to the questionable spec sheet.
Better don't buy it. If you want use two monitors, dont trust pictures what you see on internet. There is big monitor sides 8mm. If you put two together you will get between screens 16mm "window". Power supply make much noise. If you hear sounds well then two monitors will be nightmare for you. And some other marketing tricks can trick you.
Hi Didzis! Thanks for reaching us for support. Are you referring to a shield to prevent glare on the screen? Also, the availability of any accessories may depend on the country. Can you tell us where you are from? Moe_Lenovo
I have some sunlight on it ans i want a shading hood. I am from Latvia. I also read datasheet there is option for shading hood - Others Headset Rack Shading Hood (sold separately). Also i am interested to buy Hadset Rack
If you're situated in Latvia, you may try checking the shopping website here: lnv.gy/3Ma9FiP and see if the P27u-20 (model 62CB) is available in your region. You may also check with the authorized resellers in your area via this link: lnv.gy/37j9fYI. You may also check with the sellers if they have the shading hood available as we checked here: lnv.gy/3xqnYvL and the shading hood isn't listed. Allan_Lenovo
@@Lenovo Thank you for information! i already bought p27u-20 monitor and now i searching for accessories. Unfortunately there (resellers, Smart search) not a shading hood and also no Handset rack. Maybe you can share the PN number?
Apparently, we don't have a Shading Hood. You can purchase separately a third party shading hood for a 27-inch Monitor. Please let us know if you have any questions. Rai_Lenovo
@Lenovo: When I connect my laptop (HP EliteBook 840 G8) using Thunderbolt 4 and my desktop using HDMI/DisplayPort and USB-B, will the DOWNDSTREAM USB ports all be assigned to ONE of the inputs (laptop or desktop respectively) or are they split between both systems? The manual is unfortunately totally useless/misleading.
Are you using the same monitor connected to your PC / Laptop? Was there a docking station in between, or it's directly connected to the laptop via USB C Thunderbolt? Hector_Lenovo
The downstream ports will assigned to one of the inputs (laptop or desktop respectively) as you need to manually switch them via the KVM option via OSD menu. For your reference, kindly check Chapter 1 Getting started 1-9 to Chapter 1 Getting started 1-11 from the user guide lnv.gy/3uAqdcM. Rodney_Lenovo
@@Lenovo I did check those pages, but 1-10 specifically is very confusing as in the drawing it looks as if the rear ports were always assigned to Thunderbolt whereas the side ports were always assigned to USB type B (due to the divider sign | used).
This monitor looks like a scam even Lenovo doesn't know what it advertises. Somewhere it says it can do Power delivery up to 90W (thunderbolt), but when you ask they say only 27w on usb-c, then you ask if you can daisy chain them with (thunderbolt), and Lenovo support tells you, that you can connect with HDMI/Thunderboly/Display ports ( so no daisychaining and one cable ?). Basically forget thunderbolt functionality it's BS. just a basic monitor with coil whine. Avoid.
i got 2 of them , daisy chain does not work the ONLY way to get 2 monitors work is to get the lenovo docking station connected thought thunderbolt to the laptop and WAIT for it, combining Display port + HDMI to each of the 2 screens . nothing else works and colors calibration between 2 resulting being massively different
