Reviewers Liked
- Excellent design
- Supports G-Sync
- Curved screen offers more immersive experience
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Only FHD
- Not cheap
- A bit weird using it for regular office type tasks
Lenovo Y27g
Lenovo Y27G has not much difference from its predecessor, the Lenovo Y27F, aside from the adaptive sync upgrade from FreeSync to G-sync. However, it generally performs better, and it is one of the best catch for a standard gaming monitor. It is Lenovo’s best gaming monitor yet at a reasonable price.
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The Y27g is an attractive monitor, but cumbersome menus and ghosting cloud its...
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The Lenovo Y27g Razer Edition is a great monitor that’s overpriced for what it offers. It is a tough sell for a monitor that only outputs 1080p, and while not in every aspect, you can get a 4K monitor for the same price. Who this monitor is for? I can’t really say. It is likely for those who can’t run games beyond 1080p, but want high refresh rates and uses Razer’s Chroma for synchronizing their colors. This isn’t a monitor for everybody, but it is a monitor for many.
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Lenovo Y27G has not much difference from its predecessor, the Lenovo Y27F, aside from the adaptive sync upgrade from FreeSync to G-sync. However, it generally performs better, and it is one of the best catch for a standard gaming monitor. It is Lenovo’s best gaming monitor yet at a reasonable price.
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The Y27G is an attractive monitor with some great features, but cumbersome menus and ghosting cloud its vision.
By TheStraitsTimes
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This curved gaming monitor is one of the more affordable Nvidia G-Sync displays in the market, but Lenovo needs to improve the clunky OSD for its next monitor.
By monitornerds.com
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This product, while being physically stunning, is a disappointing purchase for $600 to 650$. There are better 27-inch monitors for slightly less money, with a higher native resolution, a more intuitive OSD, and lesser useless bling. The curved screen does not offer a significant advantage over conventional displays at this size, although while that opinion can be objective, 1080p on this size makes it too expensive to charge the SRP.
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If you use your computer primarily for gaming and have an NVIDIA video card which supports G-SYNC, you can't go wrong with the Lenovo Y27g Curved Gaming Monitor.
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Le Lenovo Y27g est un bon moniteur pour le jeu. Les finitions sont excellentes, la dalle VA 144 Hz fait des merveilles et la définition Full HD est idéale pour le jeu vidéo — un peu moins pour la bureautique. Seulement voilà, l' Acer Predator Z271,...
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