Lenovo’s new LOQ monitor lineup is built to give entry-level gamers and students a more accessible way into gaming displays without pushing the price into a premium tier. Starting at Rp1 jutaan, the series brings four models at once: LOQ 24-10, LOQ 27-10, LOQ 27Q-10, and LOQ 32Q-10.
The four models are split into two display paths, depending on whether the priority is sharper image quality or faster motion handling. That gives buyers a clearer choice between QHD-focused models and FHD models that emphasize speed.
Two routes, two different priorities
For users who want higher sharpness, Lenovo offers LOQ 27Q-10 and LOQ 32Q-10 with QHD resolution of 2560 x 1440. These models also support HDR10 and cover 99% of the sRGB color gamut, aiming to deliver more accurate color and more detailed visuals for gaming and everyday use.
The QHD pair is not only about resolution. Lenovo equips both monitors with a 180Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms MPRT response time, which helps keep fast scenes smooth and reduces visual disruption during quick movements.
FHD models put speed first
Users who care more about responsiveness can look at LOQ 27-10 and LOQ 24-10. Both use Fast IPS panels and reach up to a 200Hz refresh rate, making them better aligned with competitive gaming where quick reaction times matter.
The higher refresh rate is meant to make motion feel more immediate during intense gameplay. Lenovo positions these models as a practical entry point for users who want a gaming monitor that feels faster without moving to a much more expensive category.
Built for long sessions, not only games
All LOQ monitors also support AMD FreeSync and VESA Adaptive Sync. Those technologies help reduce tearing and stuttering when frame rates fluctuate during play.
Lenovo also includes low blue light and flicker-free features across the entire lineup. That makes the series more suitable for longer use, especially for people who switch between gaming, studying, and work throughout the day.
Support and positioning
Lenovo says the expansion into monitors is part of a more integrated gaming ecosystem. Santi Nainggolan, Consumer Lead Lenovo Indonesia, said the company wants users to move into a more advanced level of gaming without sacrificing visual quality, performance, or value.
The LOQ monitors also come with a 3-year warranty and Advance Exchange service. Under that scheme, users can receive a replacement unit first if the monitor is still under repair, which adds extra reassurance for those who depend on the display as a primary device.
With its mix of competitive pricing, two distinct resolution paths, and features aimed at both performance and comfort, the LOQ lineup adds another option in Indonesia’s gaming monitor market. Lenovo is clearly targeting users who want a monitor that can handle gaming seriously while still remaining practical for daily use.
Source: www.medcom.id
