Lenovo’s Upcoming Legion Pro 4K OLED Gaming Displays Leak

Lenovo is planning to launch two new OLED gaming displays at IFA later this week, however along with @evleaks on X/Twitter posting footage of the upcoming fashions, we have managed to dig out many of the specs, alongside pricing. The two fashions are the Legion Pro 27UD-10 and 32UD-10, i.e. a 27 and a 32-inch SKU of the identical mannequin. Although the specs do not record the precise kind of OLED panel used, we all know each fashions have a local 4K decision and help a 240 Hz refresh price. Lenovo makes use of its PureSight OLED know-how and the panels are Dolby Vision, VESA DisplayHDR Black 400 and ClearMR 13,000 licensed. Both fashions additionally help AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, however there is no point out of G-Sync help. Several totally different gaming modes are additionally supported.

Connectivity contains two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DP 1.4 port, in addition to a USB Type-C port with DP 1.4 help, in addition to three USB 3.x ports, however no KVM help of any type, though Picture-by-Picture and Picture-in-Picture are supported. The stand helps peak, tilt, pivot and swivel changes and seems to have some form of a holder for telephones or tablets. Rather unusually, there are 4 controls hidden on the again, backside centre of the monitor, which looks as if a considerably awkward placement, with one among them being a recreation mode swap. The 27UD-10 has a typical energy draw of 55 W, with a peak energy draw of 130 W, whereas the 32UD-10 begins at 130 W and goes all the way in which as much as 175 W. The 27UD-10 is listed by some retailers for €799, whereas the 32UD-10 is listed for €949. Both fashions are anticipated to be out there later this month, though some retailers are already taking orders.