The Models
The 27-inch QHD ThinkVision T27hv-30 monitor and the slightly smaller 23.8-inch FHD ThinkVision T24mv-30 monitor, both of which incorporate a USB-C connector as the upstream standard, have all of these upgraded features specific to the new generation. Users have the option of choosing the ThinkVision T24v-30 monitor with a 23.8-inch FHD IPS to display and a USB-B standard connector for a similar VoIP experience that isn’t quite as feature-heavy.
Design & Body
Users will have a clearer video conversation thanks to the enhanced high-definition 5MP camera with an IR lens, separate RGB lens, privacy shutter, built-in dual microphones with environmental noise reduction, and two integrated 5W speakers9. But this generation introduces a specific Microsoft Teams button that starts the video calling program right away. Users can now make their next call more swiftly than ever before without messing around on their desktop, and they can even mute and adjust the volume with the simple push of buttons on the front.
Features
A smart traffic light that turns red when the user is on a call, a reminder that notifies them when they have spent too much time in front of the screen, and a distance warning that alerts users when they are sitting too close to the monitor are some other intelligent features that are easily controllable through settings. These Lenovo ThinkVision VoIP monitors are among the first products to receive Eyesafe Certification 2.0 with natural low blue light technology, and they also have person recognition and light sensors9 for automatic screen adjustments.
Price & Availability
The prices of the three Lenovo ThinkVision VOIP monitors, T27hv-30, T24mv-30, and T24v-30, are not yet disclosed by Lenovo. We expect the details about pricing and international availability to drop during CES 2023.
