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) |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung Odyssey G5 27 Inch LS27CG510EWXXL QHD | 16:9 · 300 cd/㎡ · 3000 : 1 (Typ.) | ₹19,997 |
| SAMSUNG Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL 27 Inch QHD | 27 inch · QHD (2560 × 1440) · 144 Hz | ₹18,150 |
| LG 27SR50F-W 27 Inch FHD 60Hz IPS Panel 72% | 27SR50F-W · IPS · 27" | ₹15,855 |
| LG 27BA450-B 27 Inch Full HD Professional IPS | 68.6 · 27 · 1920 x 1080 | ₹14,210 |
| Dell SE2726H 27" FHD IPS 144Hz | 27 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 144 Hz | ₹12,359 |
| ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 68.5 Cm | 27 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 100 Hz | ₹11,290 |
Key facts at a glance
| Samsung Odyssey G5 27 Inch LS27CG510EWXXL QHD 165Hz | ₹19,997 incl. GST, QHD 2560×1440-165Hz, 1ms MPRT, 300 cd/m², 3000:1-16:9, Flat |
|---|---|
| SAMSUNG Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL 27 Inch QHD 144Hz | ₹18,150 incl. GST, QHD 2560×1440-144Hz, VA panel, Curved 1000R |
| LG 27SR50F-W 27 Inch FHD 60Hz IPS | ₹15,855 incl. GST, FHD 1920×1080, IPS, 60Hz, 5ms, 250 cd/m², 1000:1 |
| LG 27BA450-B 27 Inch Full HD 100Hz IPS | ₹14,210 incl. GST, FHD 1920×1080, IPS, 100Hz, sRGB 99%, inbuilt speaker |
| Dell SE2726H 27" FHD IPS 144Hz | ₹12,359 incl. GST, FHD 1920×1080, IPS, 144Hz |
| ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 27" FHD IPS 100Hz | ₹11,290 incl. GST, FHD 1920×1080, IPS, 100Hz, 100% sRGB |
| All prices | Launch prices listed are current at TechCure India today |
what is a gaming monitor and why refresh rate matters
A gaming monitor is a screen tuned for fast-moving games. Refresh rate is how many times the screen redraws per second. A 144Hz monitor redraws 144 times a second. A 165Hz monitor redraws 165 times. Higher refresh rates make motion look smoother in games like 1080p competitive shooters or 1440p racing games. Smoothness helps when you move the mouse or when the camera turns quickly.
Response time is how fast a pixel changes from one colour to another. It is usually shown in milliseconds (ms). A lower response time, like 1ms, reduces blur when objects move. Some monitors list MPRT (moving picture response time) or GtG (grey-to-grey) as the test type. Resolution is how many pixels the screen shows, for example Full HD (FHD) is 1920 × 1080 and Quad HD (QHD) is 2560 × 1440. QHD shows more detail than FHD at the same screen size, useful for 1440p gaming or video editing. Which matters more depends on your PC and budget:
If you have a lower-end GPU and play at 1080p, a 144Hz FHD monitor like the Dell SE2726H can be a good fit.
If you want sharper images and higher refresh, a QHD 144Hz or 165Hz monitor like the Samsung Odyssey G5 models gives more detail at 27 inch.
If you care about the fastest pixel change, look for 1ms response time listings; LG and ViewSonic monitors show higher ms numbers and still suit casual play.
what to check step by step before you buy
Match resolution to your GPU and games. If your PC is tuned for 1080p gaming, pick an FHD (1920 × 1080) monitor like the Dell SE2726H or ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3. If your GPU can run 1440p comfortably for 27-inch screens, consider the Samsung Odyssey G5 models that are QHD (2560 × 1440). QHD gives more detail for 1440p gaming and video editing; FHD is easier to hit high frame rates on budget GPUs.
Choose refresh rate by the games you play and the monitor’s max. For fast competitive shooters, 144Hz or 165Hz helps if your GPU can push those frames. The Dell SE2726H is 144Hz FHD. The Samsung Odyssey G5 QHD comes in 144Hz and 165Hz variants. If you play varied titles or multitask, 100-144Hz is a good middle ground, for example the ViewSonic 100Hz IPS or the LG 100Hz model. Pick panel type for image and contrast. IPS panels (Dell, LG, ViewSonic) give wider viewing angles and more accurate colours, useful for trading with many screens or video work. VA panels (Samsung Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL) give higher static contrast (3000:1 on one Samsung G5), so blacks look deeper in dark games. Decide curve or flat by feel. Curved VA Odyssey G5 (1000R) aims to wrap your view for immersion. Flat panels like the Samsung LS27CG510EWXXL stay neutral for desk setups. Check brightness and contrast numbers: Samsung QHD 165Hz has 300 cd/m² brightness and 3000:1 contrast; LG IPS models list 250 cd/m² and 1000:1 contrast. Use those specs to match room lighting and black levels before you buy.
what matters most for gaming under ₹20,000
Choose between higher refresh QHD and high refresh FHD by matching the monitor to your GPU and games. QHD (2560 × 1440) like the Samsung Odyssey G5 27 Inch LS27CG510EWXXL at ₹19,997 or the curved LC27G55TQWWXXL at ₹18,150 gives more detail on 27-inch screens. These QHD options have 144Hz or 165Hz refresh rates and 1ms or VA panel benefits. If your GPU can render many frames at 1440p, the sharper image helps in single-player RPGs and video editing where you want more pixels on screen.
If your GPU is tuned for 1080p, pick high refresh FHD to get higher frame rates for fast competitive play. The Dell SE2726H is 27-inch FHD at 144Hz for ₹12,359. LG and ViewSonic offer 100Hz FHD models, like the LG 27BA450-B at ₹14,210 and ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 at ₹11,290, which are good for trading with many screens or esports at accessible GPU levels. Consider panel type and curve: VA QHD Odyssey G5 gives deeper blacks and a 1000R curve on the LC27G55TQWWXXL, while IPS FHD models (Dell, LG, ViewSonic) give wider viewing angles and more accurate colours. Balance resolution, refresh rate and price against your GPU and the games you play.
- If you want sharper 27-inch visuals and can run 1440p, choose QHD 144Hz/165Hz (Samsung Odyssey G5 options).
- If you need higher frame rates at lower GPU cost, choose FHD 100-144Hz (Dell, LG, ViewSonic).
budget options and who they suit
It is 27 inch, FHD (1920 × 1080) and 100 Hz, good for esports at 1080p and for trading with multiple windows. IPS (in-plane switching) means wider viewing angles and truer colours, useful when you view the screen from different seats. The ViewSonic has basic speakers and 100% sRGB, so it also works for light photo editing within budget.
For a 144Hz FHD step-up, the Dell SE2726H at ₹12,359 gives 144 Hz on a 27 inch IPS panel. This model suits competitive shooters if your GPU can reach high frame rates at 1080p. If you want built-in speakers and 100 Hz IPS with good colour, the LG 27BA450-B at ₹14,210 adds inbuilt speakers and sRGB 99%, which helps for video calls and office use. For a plain 60 Hz daily-use IPS screen, the LG 27SR50F-W at ₹15,855 is FHD 60 Hz with 72% sRGB and 5 ms response; choose it when you prioritise colour consistency over refresh rate.
- ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 ₹11,290-27", FHD, 100 Hz, IPS, budget for esports/trading
- Dell SE2726H ₹12,359-27", FHD, 144 Hz, IPS, for competitive play at 1080p
- LG 27BA450-B ₹14,210-27", FHD, 100 Hz, IPS, built-in speakers, good for office and multimedia
- LG 27SR50F-W ₹15,855-27", FHD, 60 Hz, IPS, for office work and consistent colours
value options for higher refresh or QHD
If you want sharper detail on a 27-inch screen and higher refresh, the Samsung Odyssey G5 27 Inch LS27CG510EWXXL at ₹19,997 gives QHD (2560×1440) with up to 165Hz. QHD (2560×1440) means more pixels than 1080p, so text and game textures look clearer on the same screen size. The 165Hz refresh rate means the image updates up to 165 times per second, which helps make motion look smoother when your PC can push high frame rates. This flat G5 has 300 cd/m² brightness and 3000:1 static contrast, so it holds onto darker shades well in single-player games and video editing where you want deeper blacks.
The curved Samsung Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL at ₹18,150 gives QHD with 144Hz on a 1000R VA panel. A 1000R curve wraps more of your view, which some players find more immersive in racing and RPGs. VA panel means higher contrast, which helps with dark scenes. Who benefits from QHD at 144-165Hz? Buyers with a mid to high-end GPU that can render many frames at 1440p will see clearer visuals and smoother motion. This suits solo RPG players and content creators who want more screen detail. If you play fast competitive shooters and your GPU cannot hit high frame rates at 1440p, a high-refresh 1080p monitor may be a better match.
common mistakes to avoid
Avoid buying a QHD 165Hz monitor if your GPU cannot drive 1440p at high frame rates. The Samsung Odyssey G5 LS27CG510EWXXL is QHD and 165Hz, but you only see smoother motion when your PC renders many frames per second. If your graphics card cannot reach those frame rates at 2560×1440, you will not get the benefit and may be better off with a high-refresh Full HD monitor like the Dell SE2726H or the LG 27BA450-B.
Check desk space before choosing curved or flat. The curved Samsung Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL has a 1000R curve that wraps your view. That curve needs room front to back and plays differently on a wide desk or a tight setup. Also do not confuse refresh rate with resolution. Hz (refresh rate) is how often the image updates each second. Resolution (like FHD 1920×1080 or QHD 2560×1440) is how many pixels the screen shows. Ignore panel type and brightness at your cost. An IPS panel like the LG 27SR50F-W gives wider viewing angles and truer colours for photo editing or office work, while VA panels like the curved G5 give deeper blacks and higher contrast for dark games. Brightness numbers matter if you use the screen in a bright room or during daytime.
- If you play competitive shooters and your GPU is weaker, pick a 1080p high-refresh monitor (e.g., Dell SE2726H).
- If you want deeper blacks and single-player immersion, a VA curved G5 can help.
- For multi-window trading or content work, choose IPS for consistent colours and viewing angles.
which monitor suits which buyer
Competitive 1080p high-FPS gamers should choose the Dell SE2726H at ₹12,359. It is Full HD (1920×1080) and 144Hz, so a mid-range GPU can push high frames and use the refresh rate. The IPS panel keeps colours stable when you look from the side, useful for LAN setups or multi-monitor desks. Pick this if you play fast shooters at 1080p and want high frame rates without spending on a stronger GPU.
For sharper detail and single-player or content work, pick one of the QHD Samsung Odyssey G5 models. The flat LS27CG510EWXXL at ₹19,997 gives QHD 165Hz and 1ms MPRT, so it is for buyers with a stronger GPU who want clearer textures at 27 inch. The curved LC27G55TQWWXXL at ₹18,150 gives QHD 144Hz on a 1000R VA panel, so pick it if you like deeper blacks and a wrapped view for racing or RPGs. For budget gamers and mixed office use, the ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 at ₹11,290 and the LG 27BA450-B at ₹14,210 both use FHD and offer 100Hz and 100Hz/100% sRGB respectively; choose the ViewSonic for a lower price and the LG for better colour (sRGB 99%) and speakers. The LG 27SR50F-W at ₹15,855 is for office or photo-light editing where colour consistency matters more than top refresh, because it is FHD IPS with 72% sRGB and 5ms response.
- Competitive 1080p, high FPS: Dell SE2726H (FHD, 144Hz)
- QHD with highest refresh: Samsung LS27CG510EWXXL (QHD, 165Hz)
- QHD, curved, deep blacks: Samsung LC27G55TQWWXXL (QHD, 144Hz, VA, 1000R)
- Budget mixed use: ViewSonic VX2776-SMHD-3 (FHD, 100Hz) or LG 27BA450-B (FHD, 100Hz, sRGB 99%)
what to do next, build, buy or get a quote
Check your PC graphics card first. Look at the model and whether it can push high frame rates at Full HD (1920×1080) or QHD (2560×1440). If your GPU cannot reach high frames at QHD, pick a 1080p monitor like the Dell SE2726H at ₹12,359 today on TechCure India. If your GPU can handle QHD, consider the Samsung LS27CG510EWXXL at ₹19,997 or the curved Samsung LC27G55TQWWXXL at ₹18,150, both listed on TechCure India today.
You can buy directly from TechCure India listings at the prices above, or ask for a personalised WhatsApp quote or a PC build. Use a quote if you want compatibility checks for your CPU, GPU, RAM and power supply. Ask for a build if you need a balanced system for your chosen monitor, for example a GPU that can reach 144-165Hz at QHD for the Samsung models, or one tuned for high FPS at 1080p for the Dell or ViewSonic. TechCure India shows current prices on each product page, so quote requests can reference those exact listings.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Samsung Odyssey G5 165Hz good for 1440p gaming?
Yes. The Samsung Odyssey G5 27" LS27CG510EWXXL is QHD 2560×1440 and 165Hz, priced at ₹19,997 at TechCure India today.
Which curved QHD option is under ₹20,000?
The SAMSUNG Odyssey G5 LC27G55TQWWXXL is a curved 27" QHD 144Hz VA panel, priced at ₹18,150 today.
Can I get 144Hz on a 27-inch IPS under ₹20,000?
Yes. The Dell SE2726H is a 27" FHD IPS monitor with 144Hz, priced at ₹12,359 at TechCure India today.
Is there a 100Hz IPS option with speakers?
Yes. The LG 27BA450-B is a 27" Full HD IPS monitor with 100Hz and inbuilt speaker, priced at ₹14,210.
Does the LG 27SR50F-W support high refresh for gaming?
No. The LG 27SR50F-W is a 27" FHD IPS panel at 60Hz, priced at ₹15,855, so it is not a high-refresh model.
Are these prices current and where to buy?
All listed prices are the TechCure India launch prices shown today. Purchase or ask for a WhatsApp quote from TechCure India.
Sources
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