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LENOVO Legion R27fc-30
PCQuest
|March 2025
Are you out in market for the budget gaming monitor? well the gaming monitor market has changed as new and faster refresh rates have come into everyday use. Lenovo joins the race with its Legion R27fc-30, a 240Hz screen with which you can push to 280Hz often that’s selling for Rs 17,499 only. But does it truly deliver a competitive edge for gamers, or does it hide flaws behind a shiny exterior? Let’s find out.
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Price: ₹17,499
Design and Build
The Legion R27fc-30 has a simple yet functional design. Its thin bezels on three sides give it a modern look, though the lower chin is fairly standard. The matte black plastic back feels sturdy but lacks a premium feel. The stand offers height, tilt, swivel, and portrait adjustments, which is great for flexibility, but the large, heavy base makes moving it around a hassle. There’s also no quick-release mechanism, which is a downside for frequent adjustments. The 1500R curvature enhances gaming immersion, but for productivity, it feels more limiting than useful.
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This story is from the March 2025 edition of PCQuest.
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