When comparing ASUS PB278Q vs Lenovo Thinkvision P24H, the Slant community recommends Lenovo Thinkvision P24H for most people. In the question“What are the best monitors?” Lenovo Thinkvision P24H is ranked 28th while ASUS PB278Q is ranked 58th. The most important reason people chose Lenovo Thinkvision P24H is:
You can hook this monitor up to your current generation MacBook or MacBook Pro using only a single cable that grants power, video, and data transfer.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Audio I/O
Headphone jack and microphone port available.
Pro QuickFit Virtual Scale
PB278Q has the ASUS exclusive QuickFit Virtual Scale that allows for previewing documents as they would appear when printed.
Pro Sharp, color rich screen
ASUS PB278Q is among the first non-Samsung monitors to use PLS. PLS (plane-to-line) is a Samsung-developed update on IPS. It has a 5ms (grey-to-grey) response time, 16.7 million colors, 1000:1 contrast ratio and is LED-backlit.
Pro DVI, DisplayPort, VGA, HDMI connections
DVI is dual-link with HDCP.
Pro Lightweight
ASUS PB278Q weighs about 8kg. Because of this it is easier to find VESA mounts.
Pro Ideal for current-gen MacBooks
You can hook this monitor up to your current generation MacBook or MacBook Pro using only a single cable that grants power, video, and data transfer.
Pro Excellent picture quality
The overall picture quality of this monitor is fantastic thanks to the high-resolution IPS panel it runs. The Lenovo P24H displays beautiful images that have crisp and vivid colors as well as some pretty inky blacks.
Cons
Con No USB ports
There are no USB ports.
Con Poor stand
Although the footstand is wide it's rather flimsy.
Con Bad for action gaming
The Lenovo P24H isn't the best monitor for action gamers because the gaming experience it offers feels slightly laggy and sluggish because of the monitor's high input lag and low native refresh rate.
