I recently replaced my (good) old 2010 Air with the new 13" MacBook Pro (2 Thunderbolt), and got my girlfriend another one for her birthday (to replace an even older MBP).
So, with two new USB-C equipped machines we're thinking of getting a monitor for whenever one of us need a bit more workspace. We don't need the biggest, or shiniest monitor, and I'm not ready to spend an awful amount of money on it, so I've looked at the Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10 (Norwegian link). It seems like a relatively good little monitor, and decent value-for-money.
Now, does anyone have any general experience with the Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10?
If connected to the MacBook Pro via USB-C (I don't want to use Display-port or HDMI), does the monitor charge the MacBook Pro**?
**It's been bit difficult to find any data on how much wattage the USB-C can deliver, this link hints at about 94 W, but I cannot find anything from Levono itself. I don't really mind if it charges slower than the regular adapter, just avoid it to lose charge.
So, with two new USB-C equipped machines we're thinking of getting a monitor for whenever one of us need a bit more workspace. We don't need the biggest, or shiniest monitor, and I'm not ready to spend an awful amount of money on it, so I've looked at the Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10 (Norwegian link). It seems like a relatively good little monitor, and decent value-for-money.
Now, does anyone have any general experience with the Lenovo ThinkVision P24h-10?
If connected to the MacBook Pro via USB-C (I don't want to use Display-port or HDMI), does the monitor charge the MacBook Pro**?
**It's been bit difficult to find any data on how much wattage the USB-C can deliver, this link hints at about 94 W, but I cannot find anything from Levono itself. I don't really mind if it charges slower than the regular adapter, just avoid it to lose charge.