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The Lenovo L27-4e stretches a 1920x1080 IPS panel across 27 inches, with 178/178 degree viewing angles and a 597.9 x 336.3 mm view area. Text sits larger at 82 dpi, which suits anyone who has been squinting at a smaller screen.

The Lenovo L27-4e stretches a 1920x1080 IPS panel across 27 inches, with 178/178 degree viewing angles and a 597.9 x 336.3 mm view area. Text sits larger at 82 dpi, which suits anyone who has been squinting at a smaller screen.

Lenovo rates this panel at 100Hz. Nothing about the work changes, but scrolling, dragging and cursor movement all look smoother than the 60Hz screen it replaces.
Lenovo rates this panel at 100Hz. Nothing about the work changes, but scrolling, dragging and cursor movement all look smoother than the 60Hz screen it replaces.


300 cd/m2 brightness and a 1500:1 contrast ratio, both a step up from the 23.8-inch L24-4e, with 99% sRGB colour coverage and an anti-glare finish.

300 cd/m2 brightness and a 1500:1 contrast ratio, both a step up from the 23.8-inch L24-4e, with 99% sRGB colour coverage and an anti-glare finish.

4ms grey-to-grey in Extreme mode, 6ms in Typical mode.
4ms grey-to-grey in Extreme mode, 6ms in Typical mode.


One HDMI 1.4 and one VGA input, so the monitor connects to current desktops and to older hardware that never got a digital output.

One HDMI 1.4 and one VGA input, so the monitor connects to current desktops and to older hardware that never got a digital output.

A tilt stand in the box, and 100 x 100 mm VESA mounting for arms and wall brackets. Power draw is 17.3W typical and 19.8W maximum with an integrated supply. Three-year warranty.
A tilt stand in the box, and 100 x 100 mm VESA mounting for arms and wall brackets. Power draw is 17.3W typical and 19.8W maximum with an integrated supply. Three-year warranty.

Everything you need to know about this product
Screen size and brightness. The L27-4e is 27 inches at 300 nits with 1500:1 contrast; the L24-4e is 23.8 inches at 250 nits with 1300:1 contrast. Both are 1920x1080 IPS panels running at 100Hz with HDMI and VGA.
It works out to 82 dpi, so text is larger and slightly softer than on a 24-inch Full HD panel. If you sit close and want crisper text, step up to a QHD model such as the Legion 27Q-10.
No. Lenovo lists no sync technology on this model. For adaptive sync in the same size, look at the LOQ 27-10 or the Legion 27-10.
One HDMI 1.4 port and one VGA port. There is no DisplayPort, no USB hub and no audio-out jack.
No. Lenovo lists no built-in speakers on this model.
Yes. It supports a 100 x 100 mm VESA mount once the supplied tilt stand is removed.
Lenovo rates it at 17.3W typical and 19.8W maximum, with an integrated power supply, so there is no external brick.
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