Lenovo Legion Pro 27Q-10 Launches as the Most Affordable QHD OLED Gaming Monitor Yet

Lenovo has just shaken up the gaming monitor market with the launch of its new Legion Pro OLED lineup, headlined by the Legion Pro 27Q-10 – a 27-inch QHD OLED display priced at just $337 (2,399 Yuan). That makes it not just Lenovo’s most affordable OLED gaming monitor to date but also possibly the cheapest QHD OLED monitor currently available anywhere.

The OLED monitor market has been heating up, with many brands racing to deliver the perfect blend of speed, image quality, and price. While models around $450–$500 were already considered competitive, Lenovo has just undercut them all, sending a clear signal: premium OLED gaming doesn’t have to come with a premium price tag.

Lenovo’s dominance in the PC sector is well established, but the company’s growing presence in display technology has been equally impressive. The new Legion Pro OLED series introduces three models aimed squarely at gamers who demand high performance without overspending:

• Legion Pro 27Q-10: 27-inch, 2560×1440 (QHD), 280Hz refresh rate – 2,399 Yuan (~$337)
• Legion Pro 27UD-10: 27-inch, 3840×2160 (UHD), 240Hz refresh rate – 4,299 Yuan (~$604)
• Legion Pro 32UD-10: 32-inch, 3840×2160 (UHD), 240Hz refresh rate – 4,799 Yuan (~$675)

Currently available in China through platforms like JD.com, these monitors are designed to make OLED technology more accessible

. Among them, the Pro 27Q-10 stands out as the most interesting model – combining QHD resolution, 280Hz refresh rate, and exceptional color accuracy at a shockingly low cost.

The 27Q-10 uses a modern OLED panel offering a 1.5M:1 contrast ratio for deep blacks, 99% coverage of both sRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces, and True 10-bit color depth for professional-grade visual performance.

Lenovo also claims a Delta E < 2 for near-perfect color fidelity. While the typical brightness hits 250 nits, HDR mode pushes it further - up to 400 nits for small highlights and even 1000 nits peak brightness in APL 3% mode.

For connectivity, Lenovo hasn’t cut corners. All three models include 2× HDMI 2.1 ports, 1× DisplayPort 1.4, and a multi-port USB hub (Type-A, Type-B, and Type-C). Each also comes with a fully adjustable ergonomic stand for height, tilt, and rotation – features rarely seen at this price tier.

While the higher-end 27UD-10 and 32UD-10 boast 4K resolution and slightly lower 240Hz refresh rates, it’s the Pro 27Q-10 that’s poised to redefine what gamers can expect for under $350. If Lenovo brings this lineup to global markets, it could disrupt the midrange OLED segment and put serious pressure on brands like LG, Asus, and Gigabyte, which have so far dominated with pricier offerings.

For now, Chinese gamers are getting the first taste of what might be the best value OLED gaming monitor of 2025 – and the rest of the world is eagerly waiting for Lenovo to expand its reach.