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Lenovo L22-4e is a 21.5-inch Full HD IPS monitor with 100Hz refresh, 250 cd/m² brightness, 1300:1 typical contrast and 99% sRGB coverage. It has HDMI 1.4, VGA, Natural Low Blue Light, anti-glare, −5° to +22° tilt and 100×100 mm VESA. Lenovo part 67D5KAC6MY; Bangladesh sellers list three-year warranty, subject to invoice terms.
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BDT 10,800 – BDT 12,700
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BDT 10,800 – BDT 12,700
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Informational market estimate only; this is not a current Store offer. Last checked Nov 3, 2026.
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The Lenovo L22-4e is a 21.5-inch IPS monitor designed for desk work, study and everyday entertainment. Lenovo lists a 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio and 100Hz refresh rate. The 3-sided NearEdgeless design gives the screen a slim border on three sides and can help reduce the visible gap in a multi-monitor arrangement. Its WLED backlight, anti-glare surface and 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles support common desktop use. The 100Hz rate can make scrolling and compatible motion look smoother than a standard 60Hz screen, provided that the source device and connection are configured for a suitable signal. This is a Full HD monitor, not a QHD or 4K model.
The IPS panel has a 21.5-inch diagonal and an active area of 476.1 × 267.8 mm. Lenovo lists pixel pitch of 0.2479 × 0.2479 mm and approximately 102 pixels per inch. The 16:9 format is common for desktop applications and video. The wide 178° viewing angles are measured at a contrast-ratio threshold of 10:1 in the Lenovo specifications. IPS technology can help maintain consistent viewing from off-center positions, although actual appearance depends on viewing distance, room lighting, operating-system scaling and individual panel characteristics. For a desk where space is limited, the smaller footprint can be useful; users who keep several dense documents open may prefer a larger panel.
Lenovo lists 250 cd/m² brightness, typical static contrast ratio of 1300:1 and typical dynamic contrast of 3,000,000:1. Static contrast and dynamic contrast are separate metrics and should not be used interchangeably. The monitor does not list local dimming or a peak HDR brightness rating in the reviewed PSREF and datasheet. It is best described as a standard SDR Full HD display unless Lenovo documentation for the exact regional unit says otherwise. Brightness suitability depends on room light, screen placement and user preference. The anti-glare surface helps reduce reflections, but it cannot remove all glare from direct lighting.
Lenovo specifies 99% sRGB coverage under CIE 1931 and separately reports a 106% sRGB color-area ratio. These values are not contradictory: coverage measures the portion of the target gamut included, while area ratio compares total gamut area. The catalog records both with their proper names and avoids describing 106% as coverage. Lenovo lists 16.7 million colors and 8-bit color depth using 6-bit plus FRC. This is useful context for typical office, education, browsing and media tasks. A factory calibration report, color uniformity measurement and professional reference certification were not identified, so color-critical production workflows should consider calibration needs.
The L22-4e supports a 100Hz refresh rate according to Lenovo PSREF. Lenovo also specifies 4ms response in Extreme mode and 6ms in Normal mode. Because these figures depend on the selected response mode, the catalog describes both rather than using an unqualified response-time headline. A monitor’s refresh rate is how frequently it can update the displayed image; response time describes pixel transitions. Neither figure guarantees a particular game frame rate or input latency. To use 100Hz, the computer, graphics output, cable and selected display mode must support the signal. The monitor is intended as an everyday desktop display with a higher-than-60Hz refresh ceiling, not a competitive high-refresh gaming product.
The manufacturer lists one HDMI 1.4 input and one VGA input. HDMI supports a digital video connection from a desktop, laptop or compatible dock. VGA provides analog video for older systems and devices. The specifications do not list DisplayPort, USB-C, a USB hub or multiple HDMI ports. Users with two HDMI-only sources may need to switch cables or use an external HDMI switch. Lenovo’s package sheet lists a 1.8-metre HDMI cable and a 1.8-metre power cable for the referenced configuration, but exact local box contents should be checked because regional packages can vary. Confirm the source device’s output and supported refresh settings before purchasing adapters.
Lenovo lists Natural Low Blue Light, which reduces blue-light emissions without the color distortion associated with some basic blue-filter approaches. The monitor also has an anti-glare screen surface. These features provide viewing options for different room and task conditions, but they are not medical guarantees and do not ensure that every user will avoid eye fatigue. Ambient light, brightness, display position, font scaling and break habits also affect comfort. Use the monitor’s on-screen settings to select a comfortable picture and keep the display at a suitable distance and height for your desk.
The supplied stand supports tilt from −5 degrees to +22 degrees. Lenovo does not list height adjustment, swivel or pivot for this stand, so those movements should not be assumed. The monitor supports a 100 × 100 mm VESA mount for a compatible arm or wall bracket. Lenovo lists dimensions of 489.3 × 174.0 × 379.4 mm (width × depth × height) with stand and 489.3 × 52.7 × 296.8 mm for the display head only. Approximate weight is 2.8 kg with stand and 2.5 kg without. Leave clearance for the stand and cables, and check the arm’s load rating before installation.
The L22-4e uses an internal power supply with AC input rated at 100–240V, 50–60Hz. Lenovo lists typical power consumption of 10.5W, maximum consumption of 20W, sleep/off consumption below 0.5W and switch-off consumption below 0.3W. Actual power draw varies with brightness, mode, input and operating conditions. The internal supply means the product documentation lists a mains power cord rather than an external monitor power brick. Use the supplied power cable and follow the safety instructions in the manual. Keep ventilation openings unobstructed and avoid placing the display near heat sources.
Ryans Bangladesh identifies the regional part number as 67D5KAC6MY and lists a three-year warranty. Lenovo PSREF states that base warranty may be one year or three years depending on the configuration. The local seller’s term, Lenovo part number, distributor and invoice should therefore be checked for the actual unit. Ryans states that the box is mandatory for claims; buyers should keep the packaging, invoice and warranty booklet if the seller requires them. Price and stock can change. This description does not infer BiponiBD live price, inventory, customer ratings or delivery terms from external retailers.
The 21.5-inch Full HD panel is a compact size for email, browser work, school tasks, office documents and general media. The 100Hz refresh rate offers smoother motion than a 60Hz display when the source supports it. One HDMI and one VGA input cover common digital and legacy devices. Trade-offs include the relatively compact screen, one HDMI port, no listed integrated speakers and a stand limited to tilt. Users who need height adjustment, USB-C docking, more display inputs, a larger workspace or high-resolution creative work should compare those requirements before choosing. These points describe the model’s published configuration without overstating its capabilities.
Set the computer to 1920 × 1080 and select 100Hz in display settings when the source and connection support it. Use HDMI for a digital signal or VGA for compatible legacy equipment. If the refresh choice is missing, check the graphics driver, display cable, selected input and operating-system settings. Select an appropriate response mode, remembering that Lenovo’s 4ms rating applies to Extreme mode and 6ms to Normal mode. The natural low blue light feature, anti-glare surface and available picture controls can be tuned to the room and task. Save original packaging and warranty documents until the local service terms are clear.
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The model is Lenovo L22-4e. Ryans Bangladesh identifies Lenovo part number 67D5KAC6MY for its local listing. Retail product IDs and store product codes are not Lenovo part numbers.
It has a 21.5-inch IPS panel with a 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio and WLED backlight.
Yes. Lenovo PSREF lists 100Hz. The available signal still depends on your computer’s output, cable, selected input and settings.
Lenovo lists 4ms in Extreme mode and 6ms in Normal mode. The 4ms value is a selectable response mode, so it should not be presented as the only operating condition.
Lenovo reports 99% sRGB coverage measured in CIE 1931 and 106% sRGB color-area ratio. Coverage and area ratio are different metrics; the catalog keeps them separate and does not call 106% coverage.
Lenovo lists 250 cd/m² brightness, 1300:1 typical contrast and 3,000,000:1 typical dynamic contrast. Static and dynamic figures use different methods.
The L22-4e has one HDMI 1.4 input and one VGA input. Lenovo does not list DisplayPort or USB-C.
Lenovo PSREF does not list built-in speakers and Bangladesh sellers mark the speaker field N/A. Plan to use separate speakers or headphones if audio is needed.
Yes. Lenovo lists a 100 × 100 mm VESA mount and a Kensington security slot. Check the arm’s supported load and mounting instructions before installation.
Lenovo lists tilt from −5° to +22°. Height adjustment, swivel and pivot are not listed for the supplied stand.
Lenovo lists 489.3 × 174.0 × 379.4 mm (W×D×H) with stand, 2.8 kg with stand and 2.5 kg head only. It has an internal 100–240V AC, 50–60Hz power supply; typical draw is 10.5W and maximum is 20W.
Ryans lists three years for its Bangladesh L22-4e offer, while Lenovo PSREF shows one-year or three-year limited warranty depending on configuration. Confirm part number 67D5KAC6MY, the local provider and exact coverage on the invoice and warranty booklet.
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