r/MonitorAdvice

Help : Green Line Issue, Lenovo Legion R27qe Monitor.
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Help : Green Line Issue, Lenovo Legion R27qe Monitor.

I bought a Lenovo Legion R27qe Gen 2 monitor in May 2026, and after approximately four months of use, it has suddenly developed extensive lines across almost the entire display.

I'm planning to claim the warranty, but I'm worried about the RMA process, replacement quality and how long I might be without a working monitor.

I'd appreciate responses from people in India who have actually claimed a warranty for a Lenovo monitor with a similar display or panel failure.

I have a few specific questions:

Did Lenovo by any chance try to reject the claim by making excuses of electricity issues or physical damage? Although none of that happened with my monitor

Did Lenovo repair the panel or replace the entire monitor? If it was replaced, was the replacement brand new or refurbished/previously used?

How long did the process take, from registering the complaint to receiving the repaired or replacement monitor?

Did Lenovo arrange collection or delivery, or did you have to visit a service centre?

I'm not trying to bash the brand. I just want to understand what to expect before and during the warranty process.

If you've dealt with this problem, please share what happened in your case, including anything you would recommend documenting or doing differently.

Thanks!

u/AvailableNectarine73 — 5 days ago
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Mom trying to pick a gaming monitor for her son… can someone explain what actually matters?

My son is really into PC gaming, and I’m thinking about getting him a new monitor as a surprise. The problem is, the more I research, the more confused I get 😂

I keep seeing 1080p, 1440p, 165Hz, 240Hz, IPS, OLED… and honestly, I’m not sure which things actually make a difference and which are just expensive upgrades.

I’m hoping to spend around $250–$350. He plays a mix of competitive games and regular games, and I know he’d appreciate something with a smooth picture.

If you were buying a gaming monitor in that price range, what would you recommend? Is 1440p at 165Hz the sweet spot, or would you prioritize something else?

Please explain it like you’re talking to a mom who’s trying her best 😅 I’d rather ask people who know their stuff than waste money on the wrong thing!

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u/ScarletsDirtySecrets — 5 days ago
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A quick suggestion to buy monitor ..

Should I buy the first one or second one because the only difference is the first one is the ips panel and the other one is a va panel....

Update -just ordered the ips one .....😊😊

u/bhanuthiside — 5 days ago
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Looking for a Matching Secondary Monitor

Hello, I'm getting a new LG TV to use for my main monitor, and I want to get a second smaller monitor without it looking all wonky.

So, looking for recommendations for a 4k monitor, doesn't need to be any more than 60-120 fps, and 24.4'' (approx.) wide to match the height of the TV. Appreciate it!

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u/BadDreams808 — 5 days ago
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Sony M10S II hotspots on screen

Hello,

I just purchased a Sony inzone M10S Il but the box was not sealed when it arrived.

I wanted to check the power on time to make sure that it is new, but Sony apparently don’t provide the details via the OSD nor through their software.

I ran a few burn in test videos on YouTube and found 4 lighter hotspots when displaying certain colours. I also attached photos of the same signal displayed on my current LG monitor vs the Sony. The hotspots are only visible on the Sony.

What are these 4 hotspots and why are these only visible when displaying certain shades of grey/colour? The hotspots coincide with the area where the electronics are so is this some sort of manufacturing defect?

Thanks in advance.

u/bguerre1ro — 14 days ago

Help me understand why monitor not working connected via type-c.

Guys hi

I have Dasung 13k bw eink monitor. Manufacture says type-c (dp alt mode) is preferred connection.

But I don't get any output / black screen. It works using HDMI though.

Trying to understand is it monitor, or my mini PC, or linux.

I have beelink ryzen ser 5 5500u (3 ports - dp, HDMI, type-c), running Debian 13.

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u/MorePeppers9 — 14 days ago

Pencil thing line going diaganally down my monitor, need advice

So my almost month old monitor has a pencil thin line going down it that is only visible in certain lighting. But, it goes down from the absolute top to near the bottom, then splits in to a thin Y shape and then a line coming off of the split? But I can only see it if I really look or in certain conditions, but I feel like I can't unsee it now. Does this sound like anything that anyone can relate to? Done the usual troubleshooting. I can see the line going down even if the monitor is powered off with the cable unplugged. Is it normal? I honestly don't know if it's been there all this time, but I doubt it.

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u/mclovinash — 14 days ago