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GADGETS LAB
LENOVO THINKVISION M14T MOBILE MONITOR
REVIEWED BY GABRIEL PE
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, I was skeptical about portable monitors. But everything changed when I got a chance to hook my laptop onto a monitor. Ever since then, I found myself to be much more productive when having two or more screens in front of me. This has become a dilemma, what could my setup be when I have to work outside? Enter the Lenovo ThinkVision M14t, Lenovo’s new portable monitor. DESIGN The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t has a sleek design that makes it fit in any office or conference room. Aside from its great looks, the ThinkVision M14t is super portable, weighing a mere 0.7kg. The included carrying case also gives you peace of mind against unnecessary bumps and knocks when you take it outside the office. Unlike other devices, the Lenovo
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ThinkBook M14t also is powered by your main device rather than needing its own power brick, which is a plus in portability.
HARDWARE The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t features a 14-inch IPS FHD touchscreen display. It’s powered via either of the two USB Type-C ports on its base. These USB ports can also daisy chain, meaning you
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can charge your phone while the monitor is connected to your laptop, or insert an OTG for your phone while it’s connected to the monitor. The touchscreen display has a 10-point touch which means it can recognize all ten fingers if you’re placing them onscreen. Aside from the 10-point touch, the M14t also has an included stylus on the box that performed great, almost as if I was using a tablet instead of a portable monitor.
