Questions about Lenovo L15

The monitor works with the Asus ROG Ally as it has a USB-C port with DisplayPort 1.2 Alternate Mode, which is compatible with the Asus ROG Ally. The monitor supports video transmission and power supply via USB-C, which is suitable for connection with the Asus ROG Ally. The Lenovo L15 has a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a refresh rate of 60 Hz and uses USB-C (DisplayPort 1.2 Alt Mode) for the video connection, which is compatible with the Asus ROG Ally, which also supports USB-C with DisplayPort.

The monitor is compatible with devices that support USB-C with DisplayPort 1.2 Alt Mode, which includes the Surface Pro 7. The Surface Pro 7 has a USB-C port that supports video output, so it can connect to this monitor via USB-C for display extension or mirroring. This monitor connects via USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 with DP 1.2 Alt Mode, which is compatible with Windows devices like the Surface Pro 7.

Yes, the screen can also be used in portrait format. The monitor has a flexible set-up with an extendable stand that allows it to be placed in different positions, which also supports use in portrait format.

The external display is compatible with the MacBook Air 13-inch M3 (2024), provided the MacBook supports a USB-C port with DisplayPort 1.2 Alt Mode and Power Delivery. The monitor has USB-C ports that can transfer video, data and power, allowing easy connection and the ability to display multiple windows simultaneously. The monitor is therefore well suited for use in schools to expand the workspace and work more productively.

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No idea, especially the resolution of the L15 is quite modest...

The Lenovo L15 monitor is compatible with computers that support a USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 (DP 1.2 Alt Mode) port. To ensure that it works with a Microsoft Surface Business Laptop, you should check whether the device supports this port. If the Surface Laptop has a compatible USB-C port, the monitor should work without any problems.

The monitor is universally compatible with devices that support monitors via USB-C. The connection should support the USB-C Alt Mode display and USB Power Delivery (PD) 2.0 or higher.

The monitor does not require an additional power supply and can be operated directly via USB-C from the notebook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79zYR2PaWIU

The monitor only has one USB-C port that can be used for data, power, audio and video. It is not possible to connect the monitor to the laptop via a USB-C port and supply it with power via a second USB-C port at the same time, as there is only one such port. However, you could use a USB-C hub to get additional connections.

The 2nd answer irritates me. Why do I need a C hub if the screen has 2 USB C ports?

No, you can't connect two screens in series via USB-C on this model, as it doesn't support daisy chaining. Each USB-C display must be connected directly to a USB-C port on the computer. As your PC only has one USB-C port, you'll need to use a USB-C docking station, which allows several displays to be connected at the same time via other video outputs (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.). Nor does the monitor have a USB-C output for connecting a second screen in series.

To operate the Lenovo L15 monitor correctly, you need a USB-C cable that can deliver both video signal and power. The cable should support USB-C Alt Mode display and USB Power Delivery (PD) 2.0 or higher. A suitable cable should have a current rating of at least 5A to power the monitor and other devices. Ensure that the cable is electronically labelled and meets the above specifications.

The Lenovo monitor is compatible with a MacBook Air M2 if it has a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort 1.2 Alt Mode and Power Delivery. However, it is important to check the exact specifications of the monitor and laptop to ensure that all requirements are met. Some users report problems with power delivery via USB-C on MacBooks, which can lead to erratic operation.

This is an anti-theft device. For example something like this: Lenovo Kensington NanoSaver Masterkey cable lock

Please contact technical support. I cannot answer this question. I use the display as a second monitor via the USB-C interface so that I can work more efficiently externally.

Yes, it is possible to connect two of these monitors to your laptop at the same time. However, you may need a USB-C docking adapter or docking station to do this, as your laptop may not have enough USB-C ports to connect both monitors directly. Make sure your laptop has the required power and the right ports to support both monitors.

The maximum tilt angle of the Lenovo L15 monitor's stand is from 0° to 90°, allowing for a wide range of viewing positions. However, using it at a very flat angle, such as around 20 degrees, should be feasible within this range.

Thank you for pointing this out, we have now adjusted our warranty period to 3 years.

Yes, you can power the monitor via a USB-C port. The monitor supports Power over USB-C, which means that it can be powered directly from a USB-C port without the need for a separate power cable.

A USB-C cable is included with the Lenovo L15 monitor, but no specific charging cable. The included cable is used to connect devices via USB-C and can also be used to supply power if the connected device supports the corresponding Power Delivery function.

The cable required to connect the monitor to an iBook is not directly included in the scope of delivery. The monitor has USB-C ports that are suitable for connecting to devices such as laptops or MacBooks. To connect the monitor to an iBook, you may need a suitable USB-C connection cable if your iBook has a corresponding port. If not, you may need an adapter to make the connection.

Yes, the Lenovo L15 monitor can be used as a second screen. It supports the function of an extended display, which means you can use it alongside your main monitor to display different content, such as chat messages during your live streams. - The monitor has USB-C ports that can transmit both video and power signal, allowing easy connection to your computer or computer. - There are no special drivers or software that need to be downloaded to use the monitor, making it compatible with many systems, including those that do not allow third-party software.

Yes, it comes with a protective cover.

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