Questions about Lenovo ThinkVision P27h-10

How many watts are used to charge the device when it is connected directly to the monitor via USB-C? A MacBookPro 15' is charged with 85W. Has anyone had experience with this monitor in combination with a MacBookPro 15'?

I bought the Lenovo P27H-10 today and connected it to my MacbookPro 15 from 2019 via Usb C. Everything worked fine, i.e. the screen was displayed on the new monitor. Everything worked fine, i.e. the screen was displayed on the new monitor. I then wanted to connect an external mouse and keyboard to the monitor, but both were not recognised by the Macbook. I then tried plugging a USB stick into the monitor, but it wasn't recognised either. Then again with another mouse and keyboard.... Problem still the same. One mouse lit up at the bottom, but the other one did not. Unfortunately, I could not see whether the keyboards were powered. I suspect that you have to "trust" the monitor under MacOS, but I was never asked. Otherwise, I have no idea what the problem could be.

I bought the Lenovo P27H-10 today and connected it to my MacbookPro 15 from 2019 via Usb C. Everything worked fine, i.e. the screen was displayed on the new monitor. Everything worked fine, i.e. the screen was displayed on the new monitor. I then wanted to connect an external mouse and keyboard to the monitor, but both were not recognised by the Macbook. I then tried plugging a USB stick into the monitor, but it wasn't recognised either. Then again with another mouse and keyboard.... Problem still the same. One mouse lit up at the bottom, but the other one did not. Unfortunately, I could not see whether the keyboards were powered. I suspect that you have to "trust" the monitor under MacOS, but I was never asked. Otherwise, I have no idea what the problem could be. mfg Maik

I bought this screen and the USB cable broke. A normal USB-C does not charge the Macbook Pro and does not transfer the screen. Which cable do I need to buy here?

From DP out to a. TV with HDMI does not work? Why? I ordered a cable. DP to HDMI ? thanks for a solution...

From the monitor with the DP out to a TV with HDMI does not work. Can anyone tell me what I need to change? The monitor has the picture from a MacBook via USB-C. This works perfectly. But when I wanted to go from the monitor with the DP out to the TV with HDMI, it didn't work? But it should actually? Anyway, the DP out is made for that, isn't it? Do I need an adapter or is it not possible because the input signal comes via ISB-C? So far I just have a cable that goes from DP to HDMI. I haven't found out with it yet. Why does it not work? Many thanks in advance.

I have had the screen for half a year now with the utmost satisfaction. Now, however, the screen has started to lag heavily on the keyboard input. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions for a solution? Thank you and vG, M

Does the product come with connection cables?

Can the USBC charge a McBook pro?

HI, i read that this product can have an issue with high pitched noise when connected to USB-C. Here is the problem: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Displays-Options-and-Accessories/ThinkVision-p27h-humming-on-USB-C/td-p/4292321 Has anyone have a similar problem? I would like to buy one but it is a no-go if it buzzing.

Can I hang this monitor with the following wall mount? NewStar FPMA-W25 (Wall, 1, 30")

"Its white LED backlight not only improves contrast, but also protects the environment with low power consumption and a long lifespan." The screen is great, but the white LED backlight is missing...!

I would like to connect the display to my MacBook Pro (Retina, mid 2012) with 2 Thunderbolt2. what is the best way to do this so that I only have one cable and then the keyboard etc. is attached to the display?

I would like to connect the monitor as an external display to my MacbookPro 15 inch Mid 2013. It has one HDMI and two Thunderbolt2 ports. Ideally, I would only need one cable so that I can connect the keyboard etc. to the screen. It would also be great if the Macbook could charge at the same time. Which cable/adapter do I need? Thanks a lot

I have an older Asus laptop which I now have connected to a docking station via USB 3.0. The monitor, sound, keyboard and mouse are connected via this. The laptop does not have USB-C, but only USB 3.0. Is it still possible to connect the laptop to this ThinkVision with only one cable? (Charging doesn't work with my laptop, of course, but I could get rid of the old DockingStation, which is not compatible with my new business laptop...).

Is the power supply integrated or external?

I only have one hdmi output on my computer. 1) what cable do i need to buy to also use the usbc function of the screen? 2) what cable do i need to buy to just use the screen? it's a shame that this wasn't included.

is the USB-C signal transferable with this screen?

Which box do I need to buy so that I can work from my lapdop and two additional screens? Urs

When connected via USB-C, electrostatic noises (coil whine) are clearly perceptible from the back of the monitor. It gets worse if you are simultaneously charging a smartphone via the USB port on the monitor and the screen switches off. Then the subtle noise turns into a loud whistling. Do others have the same problem, or should I have the monitor exchanged?

One review says "Impossible de diminuer la luminosité", meaning you can't reduce the brightness. What could that possibly mean? You can adjust the brightness on any monitor, can't you?

Can the monitor charge a 13" MB Pro via USB-C?

Is an HDMI cable included with the monitor?

Is the monitor equipped with Flicker Free?