Lenovo ThinkVision P32p-20 62A2GAR2US 31.5-Inch 4K UHD 2160p LED Monitor, Black

very high quality display screen. best for development. i am using this both in office and home.

Can't think I how survived without this, replaced my 34" 1080p LG with this 4k, and it is excellent - no harm to eyes and perfect image display all the time.

I bought this monitor at Amazon on sale for only $350. And this monitor is excellent! It is crisp, sharp and tuned. Color are very balanced. Also you don't need to adjust settings. There is only one setting that I set: Dynamic Contrast: On. And that is all. Monitor has excellent white balance. It has excellent brightness. It beats twice more expensive monitors easily.IMO it is a steal for $350. I use it for work and for entertainment and never regretted my purchase. Highly recommended.

Cheap and excellent. Bright enough for work.

Power to, and display from, connected Mac over single USB-C is nice. Display is good. Associated Lenovo software (Display Control, Vantage and Service Bridge) is poor. Support forums are also poorly supported by Lenovo, it seems. Prepare to fix problems yourself. Also, be aware that this monitor does not have speakers. It only has an audio out jack for headphones or for you to connect your own speakers.

One usb-c cord to my laptop. Wireless mouse keyboard and Webcam plug into monitor hub. Genius! I don't use the usb-b upstream or the LAN but it's good to see those options in a high end monitor like this.After one month, this one is going back. Great monitor with few frills but now the brightness swells in and out. Even if I can get that sorted, there are other options to explore at this price point. Without daisy chain I have to run another cable (hub or HDMI) from my laptop. And no PbP/PIP? I'd have to do the math on the bandwidth: seems unlikely we can get 2x4k AND USB 3.0 from a single USB-C connection? So... I may need an external USB hub after all.1) single cord is EXCELLENT, but not without limitations. Of note, this monitor does NOT support daisy-chaining, so the single cord will only drive a single external monitor. I'm using two monitors (plus my laptop) now but needed to run the second on HDMI. Do I need a hub before the hub?2) any sound bar with aux (3.5mm) in will work. I didn't find a decent one (yet) that runs off of USB power (from the monitor) so I had to run another power cord. There are pros and cons with that approach, of course - but I have ok(ish) sound now. Good enough for conference calls and background music, to take the headset off for a while!3) a 32" in portrait is just too tall! I ordered a 24" to serve as a new hub - and to leave in portrait all the time.

i ordered a refurbished model. the menu didn't work - it appears on the screen but the up/down arrows don't work. i was able to get the input to change between it's 3 options (usbc - DisplayPort - HDMI). the screw holding the arm to the base plate didn't go all the way in so it was loose. my MacBook air 13" wouldn't connect - power came over USB but no signal went to the monitor. it stayed in standby mode.and there is no mac version of their software. i will return this unit.

The center of the screen is bulging out. The stand is broken and wabbling. It looks like the monitor was not properly packed for shipping. The monitor is working, so I'm going to keep it.