By the TechCure India team · Updated 11 November 2026. Prices are from our live in-stock catalogue, inclusive of GST, and change often, the product page always shows today's price.
Quick comparison of in-stock options
| Product | Key specs | Price (incl. GST) |
|---|---|---|
| LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B 27 Inch FHD 180Hz IPS | Full HD (1920 x 1080) de 27 pulgadas · IPS 1ms (GtG) · 180 Hz | ₹14,895 |
| ASUS TUF VG247Q1A 24 Inch FHD 144Hz VA Panel | 24 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 144 Hz | ₹13,789 |
| VIEWSONIC VA2708 27 Inch 2K QHD 100Hz IPS Panel | 27 inch · QHD (2560 × 1440) · 100 Hz | ₹12,728 |
| BENQ GW2790C 27 Inch FHD 144Hz IPS Panel 99% | 27 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 144 Hz | ₹11,639 |
| ViewSonic VG2408 24" 100Hz 1080P Full HD IPS | 24 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 100 Hz | ₹10,890 |
| ASUS VZ24EHE 24 Inch FHD 75Hz IPS Panel 1MS AMD | FHD · 75Hz · IPS | ₹9,799 |
Key facts at a glance
| LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B price | ₹14,895 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
|---|---|
| LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B size and res | 27 inch, Full HD (1920 x 1080) |
| LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B refresh | 180 Hz |
| ASUS TUF VG247Q1A price | ₹13,789 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
| ASUS TUF VG247Q1A size and res | 24 inch, Full HD (1920 × 1080) |
| ASUS TUF VG247Q1A panel | VA panel, 144 Hz |
| VIEWSONIC VA2708 price and res | ₹12,728 incl. GST, 27 inch QHD (2560 × 1440) |
| BENQ GW2790C price and refresh | ₹11,639 incl. GST, 27 inch, 144 Hz |
| ViewSonic VG2408 price and res | ₹10,890 incl. GST, 24 inch, Full HD (1920 × 1080) |
what is new in this price bracket
Budget gaming monitors under ₹15,000 today include both fast 27-inch and compact 24-inch options. The LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B is a 27-inch Full HD IPS screen with 180Hz refresh rate and costs ₹14,895 incl. GST at TechCure India today. That 180Hz number means the screen can update 180 times per second, useful for high-frame-rate gaming at 1080p. The ASUS TUF VG247Q1A is a 24-inch Full HD VA panel with 144Hz and costs ₹13,789 incl. GST today. A 144Hz panel is a common choice for players who want smoother motion without spending more.
Buyers also get other choices under ₹15,000 with different trade-offs. If you want higher resolution, the ViewSonic VA2708 gives QHD (2560×1440) at 100Hz for ₹12,728 incl. GST today, useful for clearer 1440p work or editing. For a 27-inch 1080p IPS at a lower price, the BENQ GW2790C is ₹11,639 incl. GST and lists 144Hz. For basic 24-inch IPS options, ViewSonic VG2408 (100Hz) is ₹10,890 and ASUS VZ24EHE (75Hz) is ₹9,799. Choose IPS for wider viewing angles and colour, VA for deeper contrast, and higher Hz for smoother motion in games.
how to choose step by step
Pick size and resolution by how you game or work. For smooth competitive play at 1080p choose 24-inch or 27-inch 1080p screens like the ASUS TUF VG247Q1A (24", 144Hz, VA) or the LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B (27", FHD, 180Hz IPS). If you edit photos or want clearer text at 27 inches pick QHD like the ViewSonic VA2708 (27", QHD, 100Hz IPS). IPS panels (LG, ViewSonic, BENQ, ASUS VZ24EHE) give wider viewing angles and better colour. VA panels (ASUS TUF VG247Q1A) give deeper contrast for darker scenes.
Choose refresh rate, adaptive sync, and response for your play style. Higher refresh rate means smoother motion: 75Hz, 100Hz, 144Hz, 180Hz choices exist in this bracket. Pick 144Hz or 180Hz for fast shooters. Pick 100Hz or 75Hz for single-player or office work. Look for adaptive sync or AMD FreeSync where listed (LG, ASUS VZ24EHE, ASUS TUF, ViewSonic VA2708 mention adaptive/FreeSync). Response time numbers (1ms or 5ms) indicate pixel speed; 1ms models suit fast action. Also check colour coverage like 99% sRGB on LG and BENQ if you do editing. Finally think about power cuts and workspace: a 24-inch model like ASUS VZ24EHE is compact for small desks, while 27-inch models give more screen area for trading with multiple windows.
what matters most for gaming
Refresh rate is how many times the screen redraws per second, measured in hertz (Hz). A 180Hz LG Ultragear or 144Hz ASUS TUF will show smoother motion than a 75Hz or 100Hz panel when your PC outputs high frame rates. Smoother motion helps in fast shooters or competitive play because small movements look clearer. If your graphics card cannot push many frames at your chosen resolution, a higher refresh rate adds less benefit.
Panel type affects contrast and colour. IPS panels like the LG Ultragear, ViewSonic VA2708, BENQ GW2790C, ViewSonic VG2408 and ASUS VZ24EHE give wider viewing angles and more accurate colour, useful for editing or trading with many windows. VA panels like the ASUS TUF VG247Q1A give deeper blacks, which makes dark game scenes look richer. Resolution changes how sharp things look. Full HD (1080p) is common at 24-27 inches and is easier for a GPU to drive at high frame rates. QHD (1440p) on the ViewSonic VA2708 shows more detail at 27 inches, but needs more GPU power to hit high Hz. Choose 1080p for higher frame rates and esports, choose 1440p for clearer text and images at larger sizes.
- If you play competitive shooters pick 144Hz or 180Hz at 1080p for higher frame output. If you edit or want clearer windows at 27-inch pick QHD 100Hz and an IPS panel.
budget options under ₹12,000
BENQ GW2790C is ₹11,639 and is a 27-inch Full HD IPS panel with 144Hz and 99% sRGB. It suits someone who wants larger screen area for multi-window work or light gaming at 1080p where colour accuracy helps photo or video previews. ViewSonic VG2408 is ₹10,890 and is a 24-inch Full HD IPS panel with 100Hz and built-in speakers. It fits a small desk or a trader who needs compact size, decent refresh rate for smooth motion, and basic sound without extra speakers.
If you prefer the smallest cost and the most basic smoothness, ASUS VZ24EHE is ₹9,799 and is a 24-inch Full HD IPS panel at 75Hz with AMD FreeSync. It suits someone on a tight budget who does office work, casual gaming at 1080p, or needs a compact monitor for a second screen. Choose BENQ GW2790C if you want a larger IPS screen and better colour for editing or multi-window workflows. Choose ViewSonic VG2408 if you need a 24-inch screen with a higher 100Hz refresh for slightly smoother gameplay and built-in speakers.
- BENQ GW2790C: 27", FHD, 144Hz, IPS, 99% sRGB, ₹11,639
- ViewSonic VG2408: 24", FHD, 100Hz, IPS, built-in speakers, ₹10,890
- ASUS VZ24EHE: 24", FHD, 75Hz, IPS, AMD FreeSync, ₹9,799
balanced picks under ₹15,000
LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B is a 27-inch Full HD IPS monitor at ₹14,895. It gives 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms (GtG) pixel response. The larger 27-inch size shows more of the game and helps with multi-window trading, but Full HD at this size means pixels are less dense than on a 24-inch. IPS gives wider viewing angles and 99% sRGB, so colours look consistent when you move your head or share the screen for video previews.
ASUS TUF VG247Q1A is a 24-inch Full HD VA monitor at ₹13,789 with 144Hz and a VA panel. The smaller 24-inch fits tighter desks and makes 1080p look slightly sharper than on 27 inches. VA panels give deeper blacks, which makes dark scenes in shooters or single-player games look richer, but viewing angles are narrower than IPS.
- Choose LG Ultragear if you want a bigger workspace and 180Hz for very high frame rates, accepting lower pixel density at 27 inches.
- Choose ASUS TUF VG247Q1A if you prefer a compact screen, deeper blacks from VA for darker game scenes, and still high refresh at 144Hz.
common mistakes to avoid
Choose a monitor by checking panel type and resolution, not only the refresh rate. A high refresh rate (Hz) helps smooth motion, but panel type changes contrast and viewing angles. For example, a 27" Full HD panel can be IPS and still offer high Hz. The LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B is a 27" Full HD IPS at 180Hz and shows how a large 27" screen can pair with high refresh and wide viewing angles. The BENQ GW2790C is also a 27" Full HD IPS at 144Hz, so 27" plus 1080p does not always mean VA or low refresh. If you pick only the highest Hz without checking panel and resolution, you may get narrow viewing angles or weaker blacks for darker game scenes, or a big 27" that looks less sharp at 1080p.
Think about what you do most with the screen. Choose 27" Full HD IPS models like the LG Ultragear or BENQ GW2790C if you want colour accuracy for editing, multi-window trading, or a larger workspace with high refresh. Choose VA panels if deeper blacks matter, or smaller 24" Full HD if you want denser pixels and tighter desks. Avoid buying solely for the number of Hz; check panel type, resolution, and your GPU power to drive the chosen resolution at your target refresh rate.
- 27" Full HD can be IPS and high refresh, e.g., LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B (27", FHD, 180Hz, IPS) and BENQ GW2790C (27", FHD, 144Hz, IPS).
- Higher Hz needs GPU power at the chosen resolution to reach those frame rates.
which product suits which buyer
Competitive FPS players who play at 1080p and want the fastest refresh should pick the LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B at ₹14,895. It is a 27-inch Full HD IPS panel at 180Hz and 1ms (GtG). The large screen helps track enemies and manage multiple windows for streaming or chat. IPS keeps colours consistent when you move your head, which matters for sharing the screen during local practice matches.
Visual creators who want QHD for sharper detail should pick the VIEWSONIC VA2708. It is a 27-inch QHD (2560×1440) IPS panel at 100Hz and 111% sRGB, priced at ₹12,728. QHD shows more pixels for photo and video editing timelines. The higher pixel density helps when you check fine details at 1440p, and IPS keeps colours accurate for previews. Casual gamers and office users who want a larger 27-inch Full HD screen with decent colour can choose the BENQ GW2790C at ₹11,639. It is a 27-inch Full HD IPS at 144Hz and 99% sRGB, and it gives a balance of smoothness and colour for mixed use. Traders who run multiple screens and need clearer blacks for contrast on charts can choose the ASUS TUF VG247Q1A at ₹13,789. It is a 24-inch Full HD VA panel at 144Hz, and VA panels give deeper blacks which can help distinguish chart lines on dark themes.
what to do next
Use the TechCure India PC builder if you want a ready match for your new monitor and PC. The builder helps pick a GPU that can run your chosen refresh rate and resolution, and it checks socket, DDR and PSU compatibility. If you plan to game at 1080p and push high refresh, match the LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B (27" FHD, 180Hz) with a GPU that can reach those frame rates. If you need sharper detail for editing at 1440p, the VIEWSONIC VA2708 (27" QHD, 100Hz) will need a stronger GPU and more VRAM (the graphics card's own memory). The builder gives balanced parts and flags mismatches for socket, RAM type and PSU.
Request a WhatsApp quote if you prefer a human check or want price confirmation. Send the monitor model and your location, and ask for a customised quote that includes taxes and delivery. If you already have a PC, mention your CPU, GPU and PSU so the team can advise upgrades or a simple monitor swap. If you want a quick checklist, copy this when you message: monitor model, screen size, resolution, refresh rate, and current GPU.
- Monitor model (exact name and price)
- Current GPU and PSU
- Primary use: gaming at 1080p, 1440p editing, or trading
- Ask for a WhatsApp quote with final price and delivery time
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Frequently asked questions
Is the LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B good for 1080p gaming?
Yes. The LG Ultragear is a 27" Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS panel with 180 Hz refresh, listed at ₹14,895 at TechCure India today.
Which monitor has the highest refresh rate under ₹15,000?
The LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B has the highest listed refresh rate, 180 Hz, at the price ₹14,895.
Is 27" Full HD OK for gaming?
27" Full HD is available, for example the LG Ultragear 27GS65F-B. It may show larger pixels than QHD on the same screen size.
Which monitor is best for trading with many screens?
A 24" screen like ASUS TUF VG247Q1A at ₹13,789 or ViewSonic VG2408 at ₹10,890 fits multi-screen setups. Use the 24" size for tighter layouts.
Is QHD possible under ₹15,000?
Yes. The VIEWSONIC VA2708 is a 27" QHD (2560 × 1440) listed at ₹12,728 at TechCure India today.
Which monitor has better color accuracy?
Monitors with listed sRGB numbers include LG Ultragear 99% sRGB and BenQ GW2790C 99% sRGB, using the given specs.
Are there cheap monitors with adaptive sync?
Some listed models include AMD FreeSync. ASUS VZ24EHE and ASUS TUF VG247Q1A mention FreeSync in their specs.
Sources
- TechCure India live catalogue, in-stock products, specs and today's GST prices
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