ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD IPS Type-C Monitor - Overview and Service Parts
ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD IPS Type-C Monitor - Overview and Service Parts
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Lenovo ThinkVision P24h QHD IPS 23.8in Monitor
ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD IPS Type-C Monitor - Overview and Service Parts
ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD IPS Type-C Monitor - Overview and Service Parts
Last updated at 14/11/2026 14:52:22
Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD 2k IPS Type-C - Refurbished
Free delivery
originally posted on lenovo.com
Really crisp image quality, convenient as a docking station. Keeps the desk clean. No built in speakers, but laptop recognizes as an audio out device. Minor inconvenience.
originally posted on ebay.com
As the owner of an M1 MacBook Air who's new to this sort of desk setup, the number of displays I've gone through over these past few weeks has been absurd. Whether another from Lenovo or an LED Cinema Display from Apple, none of them played nicely with my new Mac, oftentimes glitching and randomly shutting off only a minute into a use session. With just two ports at my disposal, charging, mirroring and transferring sound at once was difficult and required far too many adapters. And above all that, their image quality just wasn't that great. Finally, I realised that what I needed was a USB-C monitor, and this is the real deal! Setup could not be any easier: just supply power to the monitor and connect the laptop using the supplied USB-C cable, and Bob's your uncle! ...Β MoreAs the owner of an M1 MacBook Air who's new to this sort of desk setup, the number of displays I've gone through over these past few weeks has been absurd. Whether another from Lenovo or an LED Cinema Display from Apple, none of them played nicely with my new Mac, oftentimes glitching and randomly shutting off only a minute into a use session. With just two ports at my disposal, charging, mirroring and transferring sound at once was difficult and required far too many adapters. And above all that, their image quality just wasn't that great. Finally, I realised that what I needed was a USB-C monitor, and this is the real deal! Setup could not be any easier: just supply power to the monitor and connect the laptop using the supplied USB-C cable, and Bob's your uncle! Sure, it lacks the speakers and camera that my previous monitors had, but it also doesn't demand anywhere near the number of cables and adapters to make them work, so I can figure that out later. The image quality is excellent - dare I say Retina Display-esque when viewed from a reasonable distance. And I suppose that's the one of the only issues I have with this monitor: The gargantuan base of the stand as well as the forward slant of the arm make it so that the monitor is much closer to one's face than one might desire, which isn't particularly welcome if, like mine, your desk isn't very deep. As I understand it, this has been resolved with the most recent version of this monitor, so don't let this deter you! Personally, I'll be searching for one of those stands to make my monitor a bit easier on my eyes. Secondly, as I type this, I just began noticing a faint but constant noise that's emitted from the monitor when powered on. It's probably going to drive me mad, but hopefully it's an easy fix, because otherwise this monitor is exactly what I've been searching for.
originally posted on lenovo.com
Bought this because of the qHD resolution offered at a great price. That's all I wanted. Instead it has blown my mind with its features and versatility!5 inputs! I have two PCs at home and have a work laptop, and I still dont run out of inputs! Talk about luxury :) My only gripe is that it is hard to plug in input cables, I have to rotate the screen to comfortably plug in the hdmi cables etc.USB C connector - this is where it just won me over. I can charge my MacBook pro 13 and use it as an external display. I can stress my laptop and the power stays charged without even flinching. I plug in a wireless mouse usb receiver and I am working with only one cable plugged in.The only other con is the weight, but given all the features and versatility, it's a non ...Β MoreBought this because of the qHD resolution offered at a great price. That's all I wanted. Instead it has blown my mind with its features and versatility!5 inputs! I have two PCs at home and have a work laptop, and I still dont run out of inputs! Talk about luxury :) My only gripe is that it is hard to plug in input cables, I have to rotate the screen to comfortably plug in the hdmi cables etc.USB C connector - this is where it just won me over. I can charge my MacBook pro 13 and use it as an external display. I can stress my laptop and the power stays charged without even flinching. I plug in a wireless mouse usb receiver and I am working with only one cable plugged in.The only other con is the weight, but given all the features and versatility, it's a non issue! I have and will continue to recommend it to friends and everyone else as well!
| Brand | Lenovo |
| Display Type | LED Backlit |
| Resolution | 2560 x 1440 |
| Connector Type | HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C |
| Energy Star | Yes |
Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10 23.8β Wide QHD 2k IPS Type-C - Refurbished
Free delivery
Really crisp image quality, convenient as a docking station. Keeps the desk clean. No built in speakers, but laptop recognizes as an audio out device. Minor inconvenience.
As the owner of an M1 MacBook Air who's new to this sort of desk setup, the number of displays I've gone through over these past few weeks has been absurd. Whether another from Lenovo or an LED Cinema Display from Apple, none of them played nicely with my new Mac, oftentimes glitching and randomly shutting off only a minute into a use session. With just two ports at my disposal, charging, mirroring and transferring sound at once was difficult and required far too many adapters. And above all that, their image quality just wasn't that great. Finally, I realised that what I needed was a USB-C monitor, and this is the real deal! Setup could not be any easier: just supply power to the monitor and connect the laptop using the supplied USB-C cable, and Bob's your uncle! ...Β MoreAs the owner of an M1 MacBook Air who's new to this sort of desk setup, the number of displays I've gone through over these past few weeks has been absurd. Whether another from Lenovo or an LED Cinema Display from Apple, none of them played nicely with my new Mac, oftentimes glitching and randomly shutting off only a minute into a use session. With just two ports at my disposal, charging, mirroring and transferring sound at once was difficult and required far too many adapters. And above all that, their image quality just wasn't that great. Finally, I realised that what I needed was a USB-C monitor, and this is the real deal! Setup could not be any easier: just supply power to the monitor and connect the laptop using the supplied USB-C cable, and Bob's your uncle! Sure, it lacks the speakers and camera that my previous monitors had, but it also doesn't demand anywhere near the number of cables and adapters to make them work, so I can figure that out later. The image quality is excellent - dare I say Retina Display-esque when viewed from a reasonable distance. And I suppose that's the one of the only issues I have with this monitor: The gargantuan base of the stand as well as the forward slant of the arm make it so that the monitor is much closer to one's face than one might desire, which isn't particularly welcome if, like mine, your desk isn't very deep. As I understand it, this has been resolved with the most recent version of this monitor, so don't let this deter you! Personally, I'll be searching for one of those stands to make my monitor a bit easier on my eyes. Secondly, as I type this, I just began noticing a faint but constant noise that's emitted from the monitor when powered on. It's probably going to drive me mad, but hopefully it's an easy fix, because otherwise this monitor is exactly what I've been searching for.
Bought this because of the qHD resolution offered at a great price. That's all I wanted. Instead it has blown my mind with its features and versatility!5 inputs! I have two PCs at home and have a work laptop, and I still dont run out of inputs! Talk about luxury :) My only gripe is that it is hard to plug in input cables, I have to rotate the screen to comfortably plug in the hdmi cables etc.USB C connector - this is where it just won me over. I can charge my MacBook pro 13 and use it as an external display. I can stress my laptop and the power stays charged without even flinching. I plug in a wireless mouse usb receiver and I am working with only one cable plugged in.The only other con is the weight, but given all the features and versatility, it's a non ...Β MoreBought this because of the qHD resolution offered at a great price. That's all I wanted. Instead it has blown my mind with its features and versatility!5 inputs! I have two PCs at home and have a work laptop, and I still dont run out of inputs! Talk about luxury :) My only gripe is that it is hard to plug in input cables, I have to rotate the screen to comfortably plug in the hdmi cables etc.USB C connector - this is where it just won me over. I can charge my MacBook pro 13 and use it as an external display. I can stress my laptop and the power stays charged without even flinching. I plug in a wireless mouse usb receiver and I am working with only one cable plugged in.The only other con is the weight, but given all the features and versatility, it's a non issue! I have and will continue to recommend it to friends and everyone else as well!
Used this at work for several years and decided to take the plunge and buy one for home use. As my other half is an illustrator and I game a bit, mainly MMO, this monitor has been perfect. Colours are perfect when editing with Photoshop and because of the 4ms, gaming is smooth. Its ergonomic, does trickle charging and has a stand that fits a small tablet or phone so it can be used with the monitor. Overall, it was worth it.
I searched high and low for a 24" monitor with a USB-C hub, that also had a resolution better than FHD (1080p), and didn't cost a crazy amount of money. $600+ is far too much these days, particularly seeing as these are mass assembled by machines and the trend towards higher resolution continues.I almost passed on this one because it wasn't obvious from the listing that it included a built-in USB-C hub, but after seeing the same one on a YouTube review and checking the model no. against the Lenovo website to confirm it has one, I jumped on it straight away.The minimal gap between the image and the edge of the screen is nice and small, colours and dynamic range is also quite good out of the box. It could do with a bit of calibration for your specific workspace ...Β MoreI searched high and low for a 24" monitor with a USB-C hub, that also had a resolution better than FHD (1080p), and didn't cost a crazy amount of money. $600+ is far too much these days, particularly seeing as these are mass assembled by machines and the trend towards higher resolution continues.I almost passed on this one because it wasn't obvious from the listing that it included a built-in USB-C hub, but after seeing the same one on a YouTube review and checking the model no. against the Lenovo website to confirm it has one, I jumped on it straight away.The minimal gap between the image and the edge of the screen is nice and small, colours and dynamic range is also quite good out of the box. It could do with a bit of calibration for your specific workspace depending on what you want to use the monitor for, but for most situations it is probably just fine as it is. For me I am using it primarily for work (I'm in software) but do plan on calibrating for use in photo editing, at which point I'll probably buy a second one specifically for that.I can charge my mobile phone from the built-in hub, connect my USB sound, printer, and laptop (a work laptop, HP Elitebook) all at the same time without a problem.One thing to note - if you turn the monitor off, the USB hub also turns off.Would I buy this again? If it were on sale again and I had the money ready to go, definitely. If it weren't on sale... hmm...?
Fantastic monitor, exactly what I was looking for!!! I wanted a monitor that would be suitable for admin work with the Microsoft packages and able use to Adobe suite software without losing quality. Couldn't recommend this monitor enough A*
Very nice monitor perfect size for my users with 2 screens to fit on desk. Easy to connect to docking station, workstations, or mini pcs. Great resolution and sturdy stand.
The monitor itself is fine. But the stand is not the official stand that comes with the monitor, its also not the stand in the photos used. The stand doesnt fit properly and breaks off when pressure is put on the screen. Product not as described in product listing.
My six year old Lenovo laptop and docking station were starting to have some issues in connecting with my monitor, so I looked in the Lenovo website, and found this beautiful monitor. It provides a single USB-C connection way to expand my computer ports, has a beautiful high resolution image, and very smooth and precise adjustability.
I'm a remote worker. These P24h-30 monitors are a big upgrade from my older monitors. I'm getting older, so having high quality monitors is very important. My eyes feel much better have a 9-10 hour work day.
| Brand | Lenovo |
| Display Type | LED Backlit |
| Resolution | 2560 x 1440 |
| Connector Type | HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C |
| Energy Star | Yes |