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Lenovo Lecoo N2521Q Gaming Monitor Launches in China for Around $131

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Lenovo launches the Lecoo N2521Q gaming monitor in China featuring a 24.5- inch Fast IPS panel with QHD resolution, 275Hz refresh rate, and a price of around $131.

Lenovo Lecoo N2521Q Gaming Monitor Launches in China for Around $131
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Lenovo has released a new budget gaming monitor in China that targets high refresh rates without premium pricing. The Lecoo N2521Q brings QHD resolution and a 275Hz panel to the Chinese market at a low entry cost.

The display delivers QHD resolution and a 275Hz refresh rate without adaptive sync technologies.

The display uses a 24.5-inch Fast IPS screen from the manufacturer. It delivers a native resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels, which provides sharper visuals than standard Full HD panels for competitive gaming and general use.

Color accuracy stands out with 99 percent DCI-P3 coverage and 132 percent sRGB support. Typical brightness reaches 300 nits, and the panel includes basic HDR functionality to handle high dynamic range content more effectively.

The monitor does not include FreeSync or G-Sync adaptive sync technologies despite its gaming focus. It costs CNY 888 in China, which translates to around $131 based on current exchange rates.

Source: Lenovo, NotebookCheck

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