Lenovo Korea has launched three 'LOQ' monitors tailored for gaming environments. A key feature is the simultaneous release of product lines with varying resolutions, screen sizes, and refresh rates, which expands the range of choices for users ranging from those who prefer high resolution to those for whom fast screen transitions are important.

Lenovo Korea announced on the 24th that it has launched the 'Rock 27Q-10', 'Rock 24-10', and 'Rock 27-10' in the domestic market. All of these products feature Fast IPS panels and are models that expand the gaming monitor lineup, focusing on high refresh rates and short response times.

The higher-end model, the Roark 27Q-10, features a 27-inch QHD (2560×1440) resolution and supports a maximum refresh rate of 180Hz. In contrast, the Roark 24-10 and Roark 27-10 utilize FHD (1920×1080) resolution in 23.8-inch and 27-inch sizes, respectively, and both support a maximum refresh rate of 200Hz. This configuration targets both resolution-focused and high refresh rate-focused demands.

All three products offer GTG 1ms and MPRT 0.5ms response times. It also supports AMD FreeSync Premium and VESA AdaptiveSync to reduce screen tearing and stuttering. In terms of color reproduction, it supports 99% sRGB coverage and HDR10.

Connectivity and ease of use have also been enhanced. It natively supports HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4, and can be linked to the power of console devices such as PlayStation 5 and Xbox via HDMI CEC. Performance and screen settings can also be adjusted through Lenovo's gaming software 'Legion Space' and monitor configuration software 'Artree'.

After-sales support is also included. Lenovo Korea provides a 3-year warranty service for three product models and offers on-site engineer support upon service request. In addition, the "Real Care" flawless warranty service is provided for 3 years. The selling prices are 149,000 won for the Locke 24-10, 179,000 won for the Locke 27-10, and 219,000 won for the Locke 27Q-10.