MONITOR REVIEW

ThinkVision L171p review

6.3

Editors' Rating

Typical price:£ 250

Verdict

The ThinkVision L171p is highly versatile, but its image quality is adequate rather than impressive... Read Full Review.

Pros

Flexible
Pivots from landscape to portrait orientation
Analogue and digital inputs
Superior warranty
Good brightness

Cons

No cable-management system
Colours appear in the greyscales
Screen is not uniform

Key Specs

Monitor type:	flat panel
Display technology:	TFT (active matrix)
Dimensions (W x H x D):	36.8 x 49.1 x 20.5 cm
Weight:	5.1 kg
Display size:	17 in
Native resolution:	1280 x 1024 pixels
Contrast ratio:	1 : 500
Vertical viewing angle (max):	135 °
Horizontal viewing angle (max):	140 °
Digital video input:	DVI-D
Analogue video input:	mini-D-Sub (15-pin)

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