Lenovo Ideapad 110’s screen quality is just what you’d expect from a low-end model

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从: Rossen Pandev 14 9月 2016 / 12:03 2

We’ve noticed lately that the quality of IPS and TN panels from the low-end to the mid-range market segments doesn’t differ all that much. There are some notable exceptions, of course, like the Toshiba Satellite P50-C or the Acer Aspire S 13, for example. An honorable mention deserves the Acer Aspire V5-591G with its excellent TN panel as well.

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However, we are talking about the low-end models here and the Ideapad 110 delivers exactly what we’ve expected, for better or worse. The display can reproduce 51% of the sRGB gamut, it reaches a maximum brightness of 219 cd/m2 and has 470:1 contrast ratio. Probably the only thing that needs some serious adjustment, aside from the color accuracy, of course, is the color temperature, which is 7310K. Colors appear a bit blue-ish and increase the blue light emissions. Luckily, our custom Health-Guard profile can fix that and we will post results in our upcoming full review along with the option of buying it.

The best part of the screen, though, is the high-frequency PWM, which shouldn’t affect even users with extra sensitive eyes. Stay tuned to find out more about this laptop in the following days or weeks.

Author: Rossen Pandev

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John

8 年之前

I have a IdealPad 110-15ISK and the quality is pretty mediocre even for a cheap laptop. I noticed right away that the viewing angle is very limited. Also in Windows 10 the brightness dims very quickly and the screen quickly loses color and black below 80%. In fact this is the only screen to ever basically become unusable at max low brightness. The screen just basically turns off. I’ve concluded if you care about your eyes and spend hours on a PC. Don’t buy a cheap PC because the screen quality today is atrocious on cheap PC’s.