Lenovo D19-10 18.5 Inch 1366 X 768 Pixels Led Hd Monitor

Lenovo D19-10, 18.5 Inch (46.99 Cm) 1366 X 768 Pixels Led Hd Monitor, Tn Panel, (5Ms Response Time – 200 Nits Brightness Hdmi and Vga Port – Hdmi Cable Included – 72% Color Gamut) (Raven Black)

Feature

• The Lenovo 18.5-inch display in the D19-10 is an LED backlit, 1366 x 768 HD, TN panel that supports 16.7M colors, covering 72% of the NTSC gamut
• As a monitor that is likely to be used in various roles in offices and homes, it comes with both HDMI and VGA ports, ensuring down-compatibility with legacy systems
• It has a 16:9 aspect ratio with 200 Nits Brightness supporting 16.7 Million colors
• It also has a 5ms response time for smooth visuals. It is TÜV Low Blue Light certified, meaning less strain on the eyes through long workdays
• Equipped with (H x V) 90° / 65° wide-viewing angles. It can also be placed either on a table with its tilt-stand, or on a wall with a 100 mm VESA mount
• Made to be a suitable fit in small offices, ideal for professionals who do not work on heavy visuals —i.e, security monitoring rooms, OTC displays, and billing systems could benefit from a D19-10
• In the box: Every box comes with a Monitor, Monitor stand, HDMI cable. It might come without a power cord depending on the manufacturing batch. The ones sold through Appario have an inbuilt power cord
• Designed to be an everyday workhorse, the Lenovo D19-10 is focused, offering a hassle-free user experience
• This Monitor comes with Lenovo Authorised 3 Years Onsite Warranty

Simple, clean and aesthetically designed, this monitor is compact with an 18.5” screen

Provides organised cable management and offers multiple ports (HDMI and VGA connectors with HDMI cable) for easy connectivity

CLARITY AT ITS BEST

The 18.5 inch HD display has a TN panel that supports 16.7M colors for a strain-free viewing experience

Protects your eyes from blue light emission from screens. It is harmful to the eyes as it penetrates all the way to the retina. Lab studies prove that too much exposure can damage light-sensitive cells in the retina