Lenovo Lakou introduced two budget monitors designed to bring smoother motion to entry-level setups. The Zhan 24E and Zhan 27E models add 144Hz refresh rates to the 1080p segment, which helps reduce motion blur in fast-paced games and daily scrolling. These displays target users who want better fluidity without paying premium prices for higher resolutions.
Lenovo Zhan 24E and 27E monitors launch at $62 and $79 with 144Hz refresh rates
Both monitors use standard IPS panels to deliver consistent colors and wide viewing angles. The 24-inch Zhan 24E and the 27-inch Zhan 27E share the same 1920×1080 resolution, ensuring compatibility with most integrated graphics and older dedicated GPUs. This shared platform keeps manufacturing costs low while offering a familiar form factor for office and home use.
Spec comparison
| Spec | Zhan 24E | Zhan 27E |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920×1080 | 1920×1080 |
| Refresh Rate | 144Hz | 144Hz |
| Panel Type | IPS | IPS |
| Price | $62.27 | $78.61 |
The panels support 144Hz native refresh rates and offer a 1ms MPRT response time to minimize ghosting. Color performance covers 99% of the sRGB gamut with 8-bit color depth achieved through 6-bit+FRC dithering. Eye care features include DC dimming to eliminate flicker and low blue light modes to reduce strain during long sessions.
Lenovo Lakou lists the Zhan 24E at a launch price of 419 CNY (around $62.27) and the Zhan 27E at 529 CNY (around $78.61). These prices position the monitors as affordable upgrades for existing 60Hz setups. Sales begin in China on September 30, 2024, making them immediately available for local buyers looking for cost-effective display upgrades.
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