Lenovo's three new gaming monitors feature nearly edgeless displays
You can immerse yourself into games on Lenovo's latest monitors, thanks to their thin bezels and low refresh rates.

What you need to know
- Lenovo announced three new gaming monitors at CES 2020.
- All three monitors feature thin bezels and low refresh rates to help immerse you into games.
- The monitors are set to be released in March and June, starting at $220.
Lenovo announced three new gaming monitors at CES 2020. The Lenovo Y-25-25 Gaming Monitor, Lenovo G32qc Gaming Monitor, and Lenovo G27c Gaming Monitor all feature thin bezels and low refresh rates to help immerse people into games. The Lenovo Y25-25 Gaming Monitor ($320) will be available in June and the Lenovo G32qc Gaming Monitor ($320) and Lenovo G27c Gaming Monitor ($220) will be available in March.
The Lenovo Y25-25 Gaming Monitor has a 24.5-inch FHD IPS display that can reach up to 400 nits of brightness. It has a high 240Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time to deliver smooth gameplay. It supports AMD Radeon FreeSync and has a 99 percent Adobe sRGB color gamut.
The Lenovo G32wc Gaming Monitor features a 31.5-inch 1500R curved display. It's a QHD panel with a 72 percent Adobe sRGB color gamut. It also supports AMD Radeon FreeSync, though it has a refresh rate of 4ms.
The Lenovo G27c Gaming Monitor is the most budget-friendly of the new monitors at $220. It has a 27-inch FHD display with a 1500R curvature. It has a 165Hz refresh rate and a 4ms response time. Like the other new monitors from Lenovo, it supports AMD Radeon FreeSync.
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