Lenovo ThinkVision M15 15.6in Full HD USB-C IPS Monitor 62CAUAR1AU
Make productivity portable with the ThinkVision M15. Its stunning form factor meticulously designed to expand and match the screen real estate of multiple kinds of laptop, this light and slim 15.6-inch FHD resolution mobile monitor weighs just 860g while its head measures a mere 6 mm thick, making it perfect for multi-screen multitasking like spreadsheets in an airport lounge or sharing a presentation with a prospect in a restaurant; Equipped with two identical USB Type-C ports, the monitor gives users indispensable Power Pass Through capability. This means they can power both the monitor and the laptop with a single power adapter, plugged into one port with a USB Type-C cable connected to the computer from the other port. Or they can simply power the M15 from the laptop using just one USB Type-C connection. With safety ever in ThinkVision's minds, the M15 mobile monitor also comes equipped with TUV Rheinland certified Low Blue Light technology, which protects users from eyestrain caused by certain frequencies of blue light. Simply turn it on with the press of a button.
Make productivity portable with the ThinkVision M15. Its stunning form factor meticulously designed to expand and match the screen real estate of multiple kinds of laptop, this light and slim 15.6-inch FHD resolution mobile monitor weighs just 860g while its head measures a mere 6 mm thick, making it perfect for multi-screen multitasking like spreadsheets in an airport lounge or sharing a presentation with a prospect in a restaurant; Equipped with two identical USB Type-C ports, the monitor gives users indispensable Power Pass Through capability. This means they can power both the monitor and the laptop with a single power adapter, plugged into one port with a USB Type-C cable connected to the computer from the other port. Or they can simply power the M15 from the laptop using just one USB Type-C connection. With safety ever in ThinkVision's minds, the M15 mobile monitor also comes equipped with TUV Rheinland certified Low Blue Light technology, which protects users from eyestrain caused by certain frequencies of blue light. Simply turn it on with the press of a button.
Make productivity portable with the ThinkVision M15. Its stunning form factor meticulously designed to expand and match the screen real estate of multiple kinds of laptop, this light and slim 15.6-inch FHD resolution mobile monitor weighs just 860g while its head measures a mere 6 mm thick, making it perfect for multi-screen multitasking like spreadsheets in an airport lounge or sharing a presentation with a prospect in a restaurant; Equipped with two identical USB Type-C ports, the monitor gives users indispensable Power Pass Through capability. This means they can power both the monitor and the laptop with a single power adapter, plugged into one port with a USB Type-C cable connected to the computer from the other port. Or they can simply power the M15 from the laptop using just one USB Type-C connection. With safety ever in ThinkVision's minds, the M15 mobile monitor also comes equipped with TUV Rheinland certified Low Blue Light technology, which protects users from eyestrain caused by certain frequencies of blue light. Simply turn it on with the press of a button.
Make productivity portable with the ThinkVision M15. Its stunning form factor meticulously designed to expand and match the screen real estate of multiple kinds of laptop, this light and slim 15.6-inch FHD resolution mobile monitor weighs just 860g while its head measures a mere 6 mm thick, making it perfect for multi-screen multitasking like spreadsheets in an airport lounge or sharing a presentation with a prospect in a restaurant; Equipped with two identical USB Type-C ports, the monitor gives users indispensable Power Pass Through capability. This means they can power both the monitor and the laptop with a single power adapter, plugged into one port with a USB Type-C cable connected to the computer from the other port. Or they can simply power the M15 from the laptop using just one USB Type-C connection. With safety ever in ThinkVision's minds, the M15 mobile monitor also comes equipped with TUV Rheinland certified Low Blue Light technology, which protects users from eyestrain caused by certain frequencies of blue light. Simply turn it on with the press of a button.
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Lenovo Thinkvision M15 15.6 Inch IPS FHD Monitor
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Lenovo 62CAUAR1AU, ThinkVision M15, 15.6" IPS LED, 1920x1080, 16:9, 6ms, 2xUSB-C, Ajustable Height, Tilt
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Lenovo ThinkVision M15 Portable Monitor, 15.6" FHD IPS Display, 6ns Response Time, 250nit Brightness,VESA Mount CompatibilityTilt, Height Adjust Stand
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"Lenovo ThinkVision M15 15.6"Full HD USB-C IPS Monitor"
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originally posted on lenovo.com
Lenovo was honestly not my first thought when it came to looking for a portable monitor, despite most of our computers and tablets being Lenovo devices that we're very pleased with - I just didn't think of them being in the marketplace. But when I started searching, the ArsTechnica review of portable monitors immediately surfaced the M14 as being one of the best - and we are very pleased with the purchase! The construction is very solid but still slim and attractive - the base is well weighted and the hinges are sturdy, there's no worries that the monitor is going to tip or fall even when used outdoors in windy conditions. The connections are simple - just plug the USB-C cable into any device that supports video over USB-C and you're up and running; and if that ... MoreLenovo was honestly not my first thought when it came to looking for a portable monitor, despite most of our computers and tablets being Lenovo devices that we're very pleased with - I just didn't think of them being in the marketplace. But when I started searching, the ArsTechnica review of portable monitors immediately surfaced the M14 as being one of the best - and we are very pleased with the purchase! The construction is very solid but still slim and attractive - the base is well weighted and the hinges are sturdy, there's no worries that the monitor is going to tip or fall even when used outdoors in windy conditions. The connections are simple - just plug the USB-C cable into any device that supports video over USB-C and you're up and running; and if that device can support being charged at the same time over that port, you can plug your power supply into the M14's second port and provide power to the M14 and charge your device at the same time with a minimum of cables. In use so far the display has been quite adequately bright, although we haven't used it outdoors in bright sunlight (any display struggles there, of course) - and the onboard blue-light filtering is a nice touch in darker use situations. The provided carrying sleeve (almost like a think felted material) is also really nice, although I've cautioned everyone in the house to put the monitor alongside their laptop if they're carrying it in a bag to ensure the display doesn't get flexed and cracked.
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I originally purchased a 27" QHD monitor to go with my T14. However, I realized that my work software required multi-monitor setups to use displays with the same resolution. So I decided to go with dual 23" 1080p monitors instead and now have a 3 monitor home workstation. The panels have excellent viewing angles (as expected with IPS), great color reproduction (for office work), and are much brighter than I need (running them at 30%). The build quality seems excellent as they are very sturdy. I'm using them on a monitor arm and the mounting points are very durable. I love the built-in blue light reduction filter without the need to change the color temperature of the panel. These also come with a three-year warranty. Overall, excellent monitors for a very attractive ... MoreI originally purchased a 27" QHD monitor to go with my T14. However, I realized that my work software required multi-monitor setups to use displays with the same resolution. So I decided to go with dual 23" 1080p monitors instead and now have a 3 monitor home workstation. The panels have excellent viewing angles (as expected with IPS), great color reproduction (for office work), and are much brighter than I need (running them at 30%). The build quality seems excellent as they are very sturdy. I'm using them on a monitor arm and the mounting points are very durable. I love the built-in blue light reduction filter without the need to change the color temperature of the panel. These also come with a three-year warranty. Overall, excellent monitors for a very attractive price. Pick them up!
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Great addition to my work from home setup. Pros: light led panel, adjustable height and viewing angle, pass through charging, got use to the touch display where the pen definitely comes in handy for making on screen adjustment, drawing, signatures, nice eco friendly carrying case, and choice of predefined hue adjustments. Con: would have been nice to adjust the intensity of the blue light filtering, the inability to make adjustments to brightness and contrast in the RGB mode. No HDR compatibility. There is some flexibility to get a reasonable setting close to your preference. Still better than its closet competitor. Fix the cons and it will be great.
| Backlight type | W-LED |
| Number of USB Type-C upstream ports quantity | 1 |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.3 W |
| Cable lock slot type | Kensington |
| Display resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
Lenovo Thinkvision M15 15.6 Inch IPS FHD Monitor
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Lenovo 62CAUAR1AU, ThinkVision M15, 15.6" IPS LED, 1920x1080, 16:9, 6ms, 2xUSB-C, Ajustable Height, Tilt
Delivery between 25 June – 7 July $14.99
Lenovo ThinkVision M15 Portable Monitor, 15.6" FHD IPS Display, 6ns Response Time, 250nit Brightness,VESA Mount CompatibilityTilt, Height Adjust Stand
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"Lenovo ThinkVision M15 15.6"Full HD USB-C IPS Monitor"
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LENOVO M15 15.6" IPS FHD (16:9), USBC(2), TILT, 3YR (POWER ADAPTER IS NOT PROVIDED) - 62CAUAR1AU
Delivery between 26 June – 1 July $15
Lenovo was honestly not my first thought when it came to looking for a portable monitor, despite most of our computers and tablets being Lenovo devices that we're very pleased with - I just didn't think of them being in the marketplace. But when I started searching, the ArsTechnica review of portable monitors immediately surfaced the M14 as being one of the best - and we are very pleased with the purchase! The construction is very solid but still slim and attractive - the base is well weighted and the hinges are sturdy, there's no worries that the monitor is going to tip or fall even when used outdoors in windy conditions. The connections are simple - just plug the USB-C cable into any device that supports video over USB-C and you're up and running; and if that ... MoreLenovo was honestly not my first thought when it came to looking for a portable monitor, despite most of our computers and tablets being Lenovo devices that we're very pleased with - I just didn't think of them being in the marketplace. But when I started searching, the ArsTechnica review of portable monitors immediately surfaced the M14 as being one of the best - and we are very pleased with the purchase! The construction is very solid but still slim and attractive - the base is well weighted and the hinges are sturdy, there's no worries that the monitor is going to tip or fall even when used outdoors in windy conditions. The connections are simple - just plug the USB-C cable into any device that supports video over USB-C and you're up and running; and if that device can support being charged at the same time over that port, you can plug your power supply into the M14's second port and provide power to the M14 and charge your device at the same time with a minimum of cables. In use so far the display has been quite adequately bright, although we haven't used it outdoors in bright sunlight (any display struggles there, of course) - and the onboard blue-light filtering is a nice touch in darker use situations. The provided carrying sleeve (almost like a think felted material) is also really nice, although I've cautioned everyone in the house to put the monitor alongside their laptop if they're carrying it in a bag to ensure the display doesn't get flexed and cracked.
I originally purchased a 27" QHD monitor to go with my T14. However, I realized that my work software required multi-monitor setups to use displays with the same resolution. So I decided to go with dual 23" 1080p monitors instead and now have a 3 monitor home workstation. The panels have excellent viewing angles (as expected with IPS), great color reproduction (for office work), and are much brighter than I need (running them at 30%). The build quality seems excellent as they are very sturdy. I'm using them on a monitor arm and the mounting points are very durable. I love the built-in blue light reduction filter without the need to change the color temperature of the panel. These also come with a three-year warranty. Overall, excellent monitors for a very attractive ... MoreI originally purchased a 27" QHD monitor to go with my T14. However, I realized that my work software required multi-monitor setups to use displays with the same resolution. So I decided to go with dual 23" 1080p monitors instead and now have a 3 monitor home workstation. The panels have excellent viewing angles (as expected with IPS), great color reproduction (for office work), and are much brighter than I need (running them at 30%). The build quality seems excellent as they are very sturdy. I'm using them on a monitor arm and the mounting points are very durable. I love the built-in blue light reduction filter without the need to change the color temperature of the panel. These also come with a three-year warranty. Overall, excellent monitors for a very attractive price. Pick them up!
Great addition to my work from home setup. Pros: light led panel, adjustable height and viewing angle, pass through charging, got use to the touch display where the pen definitely comes in handy for making on screen adjustment, drawing, signatures, nice eco friendly carrying case, and choice of predefined hue adjustments. Con: would have been nice to adjust the intensity of the blue light filtering, the inability to make adjustments to brightness and contrast in the RGB mode. No HDR compatibility. There is some flexibility to get a reasonable setting close to your preference. Still better than its closet competitor. Fix the cons and it will be great.
The screen is very high quality, and impressive that a pen is included in the price (usually about $100 independently). However, the software experience was no good. I used a laptop touchscreen + external mounted monitor; this Lenovo would have been the third screen; however when touching the screen, the touch registered on a separate device. Downloaded several software drivers trying to fix, and finally worked. Then unplugged and the settings reset so had to re-apply after restarting. Also, device needs to be plugged into both sides USB-C points to function (one for power, one for vis display). Wish this was not the case, because the market is bettter than that.
Good brightness/colors, sturdy connection. TLDR: Works well for basic functionality second monitor for chromebook, with some extra features. Those extra features are what makes this monitor cost so dang much, and they may not work for all situations / you may not need (check out the M14, no touchscreen). Purchased primarily for use with a Pixelbook Go i5. Followed the included pictogram instructions and it was mostly plug-and-play (no drivers etc. downloaded) with the Chrome OS. Once connected, I could see and change settings (e.g. resolution) for the attached monitor in my Chrome Settings window, in addition to the native Thinkvision settings on the monitor. I have two USB-C slots on both the PBG and on this monitor, and it didn't seem to matter what was plugged in ... MoreGood brightness/colors, sturdy connection. TLDR: Works well for basic functionality second monitor for chromebook, with some extra features. Those extra features are what makes this monitor cost so dang much, and they may not work for all situations / you may not need (check out the M14, no touchscreen). Purchased primarily for use with a Pixelbook Go i5. Followed the included pictogram instructions and it was mostly plug-and-play (no drivers etc. downloaded) with the Chrome OS. Once connected, I could see and change settings (e.g. resolution) for the attached monitor in my Chrome Settings window, in addition to the native Thinkvision settings on the monitor. I have two USB-C slots on both the PBG and on this monitor, and it didn't seem to matter what was plugged in where (using only the cable that came with the monitor and the charging cable that came with the chromebook). Also worked fine when nothing was connected to power (though did of course start to drain the PBG battery). The pen took a few tries to actually connect (not sure if that was just the cheap battery that came in the box, or if the monitor somehow was slow to recognize). I didn't download anything or manually connect anything to get the pen to work, but did have to connect/disconnect/power on/off the monitor a few times before it synced (not sure what the issue was, just know that it worked eventually after a few minutes of attempts). Tested pressure and movement in a Google Keep drawing note and worked like a charm. This probably goes without saying, but the pen worked only on the Thinkvision monitor, NOT on the PBG. I also tested the monitor/pen combo on a virtual Apple machine (using Chrome Remote Desktop over the PBG to connect to my 2014 Mac Mini running Mojave). Touch "gestures" didn't seem to work but using the touchscreen to click etc. worked fine. In Photoshop, I could draw/select with the pen, though it didn't seem to recognize variation in pressure. I didn't install anything specific to get the pen to function, but do have an old Wacom tablet connected to the machine, so it does have "Ink" system settings (and probably some supporting drivers). I've heard on forums that pen functionality might not work at all with Catalina (due to dropped support of "Ink"), but have not yet been able to test this claim. Will attempt to update this review after adapter arrives - I'm going to give it an unlikely go with a direct connection to the old Mac and maybe test on a Catalina machine.
I think this monitor is a good deal (I got in on slight sale) versus equivalent LG or Dell monitors (UHD 32"), and physically much more attractive (professional, and none of that disgusting "Apple-white/silver" that others seem to favor, pretending to be Apple). Picture quality and feature set are good. The stand is pretty slick, with perfect spring mounting so it moves up and down effortlessly. The hub functionality is decent, and would cost maybe $100 more with other leading manufacturers. I am a little disappointed in two things, and unfortunately had to take off one star. 1. The USB drives are really 2.0 rather than 3.1, as the listing claims. As seen in Lenovo's response to another complaint in these comments, you are able to achieve 3.0 if you reduce the ... MoreI think this monitor is a good deal (I got in on slight sale) versus equivalent LG or Dell monitors (UHD 32"), and physically much more attractive (professional, and none of that disgusting "Apple-white/silver" that others seem to favor, pretending to be Apple). Picture quality and feature set are good. The stand is pretty slick, with perfect spring mounting so it moves up and down effortlessly. The hub functionality is decent, and would cost maybe $100 more with other leading manufacturers. I am a little disappointed in two things, and unfortunately had to take off one star. 1. The USB drives are really 2.0 rather than 3.1, as the listing claims. As seen in Lenovo's response to another complaint in these comments, you are able to achieve 3.0 if you reduce the refresh to 30Hz, and otherwise the usb-c (3.0) doesn't have the bandwith to carry both signals. That was a big disappointment, and means you cannot connect a USB 3.0 drive, for example, to the hub. It's not terrible though, and now I just use it for webcam, mic, kb, mouse, and speakers (yes, I also use a splitter). I think at minimum this shouldve been clarified in the description, and better yet the usb-c shouldve been improved to 3.2 to give it the bandwith for all this. 2. The phone holder doesnt fit my phone!!! I have a OnePlus 8 pro that simply doesn't fit. What an oversight, that makes this otherwise slick innovation completely useless for me. Again, what are we coming to, are we assuming everyone only has a tiny iphone??? Bigger phones are much better, and they're only going to get bigger from here. There was no reason to make the phone holder limited in length, it should go across the entire base instead of just 60%. If you have to think of it this way, give me an "ipad holder" instead . And BTW, I thought of this ahead of time and searched hard for the holder size, but couldn't find it anywhere. Another mark against the marketing materials.
The M14t is an upgrade from the M14 in that it is touch-sensitive; the potential downside for office applications is that it contains a glossy screen versus a matte one, which means glare from every light source. That said, it is plenty bright for in-office use, matching my E14 laptop, and though only 1080p, is plenty sharp for a screen this size. Connectivity is pretty good, with USB-C connection that allows for power pass-through to a laptop that, like the E14, only has a single USB-C connector reserved for the power block. The built-in stand is great, and adjustable, though this only works in the landscape position. I do a lot of document review, so I like to be able to orient it in portrait mode. This is possible, but it requires either an elevated stand, or ... MoreThe M14t is an upgrade from the M14 in that it is touch-sensitive; the potential downside for office applications is that it contains a glossy screen versus a matte one, which means glare from every light source. That said, it is plenty bright for in-office use, matching my E14 laptop, and though only 1080p, is plenty sharp for a screen this size. Connectivity is pretty good, with USB-C connection that allows for power pass-through to a laptop that, like the E14, only has a single USB-C connector reserved for the power block. The built-in stand is great, and adjustable, though this only works in the landscape position. I do a lot of document review, so I like to be able to orient it in portrait mode. This is possible, but it requires either an elevated stand, or some kind of stand that allows various degrees of tilt and possibly a 90 degree USB-C adapter. It can stand on its own vertically, but is easy to topple and sits straight up and down which I would not recommend (I would have given it 4.5 stars if possible and deduct half star for lack of rotatability). Finally, the touch screen aspect is really great for document review, but for some reasons when I put my laptop on extended screen (multiple screen) with another monitor, when I touch the panel it affects my external monitor not the panel itself. It may have something to do with assignment of the screens as "primary". Just discovered it yesterday so have yet to work it out but probably not a quirk that is unfixable.
In my quest to get away from my desk while I work from home I found this mobile monitor. Ideal for use in different areas of my house that may be more comfortable. The picture quality is amazing and the sharpness is excellent. I love the pass through power feature and the slim and lightweight design. I will say the hinge mechanism is very stiff, so you kind of have to position the screen in such a way that you can pull it open while putting pressure on the screen. A bit of a trick but easy once you get used to it. The included sleeve to help carry the device and keep it safe is a nice added feature. The only thing I would change about the sleeve is to add an additional small front pocket to keep the included USB-C Cable, or even a loop to attach it to the outside of ... MoreIn my quest to get away from my desk while I work from home I found this mobile monitor. Ideal for use in different areas of my house that may be more comfortable. The picture quality is amazing and the sharpness is excellent. I love the pass through power feature and the slim and lightweight design. I will say the hinge mechanism is very stiff, so you kind of have to position the screen in such a way that you can pull it open while putting pressure on the screen. A bit of a trick but easy once you get used to it. The included sleeve to help carry the device and keep it safe is a nice added feature. The only thing I would change about the sleeve is to add an additional small front pocket to keep the included USB-C Cable, or even a loop to attach it to the outside of inside. A point about the packaging: I appreciate the retail style packaging, in a world that is shifting to re-usable eco friendly material it's nice to see some effort put into the unboxing experience to give us more than just a cardboard box to look at.
I ordered two of these for a triple monitor setup. The display is great, very intuitive to use, support for portrait mode is excellent and they're the same size as my Lenovo laptop monitor. The small improvements I'd like to see: * I had thought that I'd be able to daisy chain these together with my USB-C power to use just one port on my laptop. Unfortunately that's not supported so I need to use two, but it does work great as a triple monitor setup running from two USB-C ports. * The USB-C ports are on opposite end of the ends of the monitor stand. This makes running multiple cables a little awkward and means the portrait monitor needs to be fed from the top. I would've preferred if the USB-C ports came off the back of the monitor stand instead to avoid this. It ... MoreI ordered two of these for a triple monitor setup. The display is great, very intuitive to use, support for portrait mode is excellent and they're the same size as my Lenovo laptop monitor. The small improvements I'd like to see: * I had thought that I'd be able to daisy chain these together with my USB-C power to use just one port on my laptop. Unfortunately that's not supported so I need to use two, but it does work great as a triple monitor setup running from two USB-C ports. * The USB-C ports are on opposite end of the ends of the monitor stand. This makes running multiple cables a little awkward and means the portrait monitor needs to be fed from the top. I would've preferred if the USB-C ports came off the back of the monitor stand instead to avoid this. It would also let me put the monitors into their protective sleeves without unplugging the cables.
this thing checks all the boxes, and is an invaluable addition to my travel bag, for someone who is used to a dual-monitor setup at my desk. Brightness/quality is good enough to match standard T-series screens (300-nit versions), or middle/top-quality screens from other brands. If you have one of those 400/500-nit 4k screens on your laptop, it will be hard to match that, so this is probably your best bet unless you want to spend a small fortune. Very slim, love that it comes with a felt sleeve to keep it safe. The integrated flip stand is awesome in use, but creates a potential issue when stowed in your bag - be sure to place this in your bag so that this screen and the screen of your laptop are adjacent. if you place the stand side against your laptop, then if the ... Morethis thing checks all the boxes, and is an invaluable addition to my travel bag, for someone who is used to a dual-monitor setup at my desk. Brightness/quality is good enough to match standard T-series screens (300-nit versions), or middle/top-quality screens from other brands. If you have one of those 400/500-nit 4k screens on your laptop, it will be hard to match that, so this is probably your best bet unless you want to spend a small fortune. Very slim, love that it comes with a felt sleeve to keep it safe. The integrated flip stand is awesome in use, but creates a potential issue when stowed in your bag - be sure to place this in your bag so that this screen and the screen of your laptop are adjacent. if you place the stand side against your laptop, then if the bag gets compressed, it could put stress across the middle of the screen. Doesn't need a design change, it's just you have to be careful to avoid damage.
| Backlight type | W-LED |
| Number of USB Type-C upstream ports quantity | 1 |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.3 W |
| Cable lock slot type | Kensington |
| Display resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
