By the TechCure India team · Updated 1 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) |
|---|---|---|
| ASUS VA24DQ 24 Inch FHD 75Hz IPS Panel 5MS | 23.8 inch · IPS · Full HD (1920 x 1080) | ₹11,999 |
| MSI MAG 275F E20 27 Inch FHD 200Hz IPS Panel | 27 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 200 Hz | ₹11,489 |
| SAMSUNG Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EWXXL 24 Inch FHD | 24 inch · Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 180 Hz | ₹10,619 |
| Samsung LS27D300 | Flat · 16:9 · IPS | ₹9,800 |
| ViewSonic VX2776SH FHD IPS | Full HD (1920 × 1080) · 60 Hz · IPS | ₹9,150 |
| LG 24U411A-B 24-inch Full HD | PC Monitor · Y25 · 23.8 | ₹7,259 |
Key facts at a glance
| ASUS VA24DQ price | ₹11,999 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
|---|---|
| ASUS VA24DQ panel | IPS |
| ASUS VA24DQ refresh rate | Up to 75Hz |
| MSI MAG 275F E20 price | ₹11,489 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
| MSI MAG 275F E20 refresh rate | 200 Hz |
| MSI MAG 275F E20 panel | IPS |
| Samsung Odyssey G3 price | ₹10,619 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
| Samsung Odyssey G3 refresh rate | 180 Hz |
| Samsung Odyssey G3 panel | VA |
| ViewSonic VX2776SH price | ₹9,150 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
what is a good monitor under ₹12,000
A good monitor under ₹12,000 is about size, resolution, panel type and refresh rate. Full HD (1920×1080) is the resolution to expect; it gives sharp text and fits 24-27 inch screens well. A 24 inch or 23.8 inch monitor like the ASUS VA24DQ or LG 24U411A-B keeps pixel density high, so text and UI look clear. A 27 inch FHD screen such as the MSI MAG 275F E20 will appear less sharp at the same resolution, but it gives more desktop space for windows and spreadsheets.
Choose the panel type based on what you do. IPS panels (ASUS VA24DQ, MSI MAG 275F E20, ViewSonic VX2776SH, LG 24U411A-B, Samsung LS27D300) show wider viewing angles and more accurate colours, useful for photo work, video editing and trading with multiple screens. VA panels (Samsung Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EWXXL) give higher contrast, so blacks look deeper for movies and dark games. Refresh rate matters for motion. 60-75Hz (ViewSonic, ASUS) is fine for office work and casual gaming. High refresh rates like 180-200Hz (Samsung Odyssey G3, MSI MAG 275F E20) suit fast gaming at 1080p for smoother motion. Consider brightness and contrast if you face glare or watch dark scenes often; Samsung LS27D300 lists 250 cd/m² typical and 1000:1 contrast.
Panel choice: IPS for colours and wide angles, VA for deeper blacks.
Refresh rate: 60-75Hz for general use, 180-200Hz for fast-paced gaming at 1080p.
Size: 24 inch or 23.8 inch for sharper text, 27 inch for more workspace but lower pixel density.
how to choose step by step
Start by identifying your main use. If you play fast competitive games at 1080p, pick a high refresh model like the MSI MAG 275F E20 (200Hz) or the Samsung Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EWXXL (180Hz). If you do photo work, video editing, or trading with many screens, pick an IPS model such as the ASUS VA24DQ, ViewSonic VX2776SH, LG 24U411A-B, or Samsung LS27D300 for wider viewing angles and better colour. For general office work and web browsing, a 60-75Hz IPS monitor like the ViewSonic VX2776SH or ASUS VA24DQ is enough.
Next pick refresh rate and panel type together. Refresh rate means how many times the screen updates per second, measured in Hz (higher makes motion smoother). Panel type means how the screen creates colour and contrast. IPS panels (ASUS, MSI, ViewSonic, LG, Samsung LS27D300) give better viewing angles and colour. VA panels (Samsung Odyssey G3) give deeper blacks and higher contrast. Then check warranty and build options. Look for TÜV or eye-care features on models that list them, like the ASUS VA24DQ which has TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free technology and a blue light filter. Finally set a strict budget under ₹12,000 and compare launch prices listed here, for example ASUS VA24DQ at ₹11,999, MSI MAG 275F E20 at ₹11,489, Samsung Odyssey G3 at ₹10,619, Samsung LS27D300 at ₹9,800, ViewSonic VX2776SH at ₹9,150, and LG 24U411A-B at ₹7,259.
- Checklist: 1) Identify use. 2) Pick refresh rate. 3) Pick panel type. 4) Check warranty and eye-care. 5) Set budget under ₹12,000.
what matters most for gaming
Refresh rate is how many times the screen updates per second, shown in hertz (Hz). A 200Hz monitor like the MSI MAG 275F E20 updates 200 times a second. That makes motion look very smooth in fast competitive games at 1080p, if your PC can push high frame rates. The Samsung Odyssey G3 (180Hz) is close behind and still helps reduce blur in fast aiming and racing. The ASUS VA24DQ (75Hz) updates 75 times per second, which is fine for casual gaming and single-player titles at 1080p, and for office work or video playback.
Response time is how quickly a pixel changes colour, listed in milliseconds (ms). Lower values reduce ghosting where fast objects leave trails. MSI lists 0.5ms for the MAG 275F E20 and Samsung lists 1ms for the Odyssey G3. ASUS VA24DQ lists 5ms. Adaptive Sync, also called FreeSync by AMD, matches your graphics card frame output to the monitor refresh. ASUS and Samsung support Adaptive Sync/FreeSync, so screen tearing drops when you use a compatible AMD or newer GPU. For an Indian buyer: choose MSI or Samsung if you play 1080p fast-paced multiplayer and want the smoothest motion. Choose ASUS VA24DQ if you mostly play casual games and want better colours, TÜV-certified eye care, and a low price under ₹12,000.
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what matters most for content and daily use
IPS panels give wider viewing angles and truer colours. Viewing angle means the picture stays consistent when you move your head. IPS monitors here include ASUS VA24DQ, MSI MAG 275F E20, LG 24U411A-B, ViewSonic VX2776SH and Samsung LS27D300. The ASUS VA24DQ has a 178° viewing angle and an IPS panel, so colours look similar from the side. The LG 24U411A-B and Samsung LS27D300 are 23.8-24 inch IPS monitors with Full HD resolution, good for editing photos or spreadsheets across two people looking at the screen.
Eye comfort and long daily use matter as much as colour. Flicker-free means the backlight does not pulse in a way your eyes notice. The ASUS VA24DQ is TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free and also has a TÜV-certified blue light filter, which lowers high-energy blue light that tires eyes. ViewSonic VX2776SH mentions Flicker-Free and Blue Light Filter and adds a frameless design if you want cleaner multi-monitor setups. MSI MAG 275F E20 gives a larger 27 inch IPS panel and higher colour coverage (115% sRGB), which helps when you edit video or manage many browser tabs.
- For trading or multi-window work, choose a larger IPS like the 27 inch MSI for more screen space.
budget options and comparison
Here are specific budget options and their prices at TechCure India today. LG 24U411A-B costs ₹7,259 and is a 23.8 inch IPS panel with Full HD (1920 × 1080) and 5ms response time. ViewSonic VX2776SH costs ₹9,150, is an IPS Full HD monitor with a frameless design and a 60-75Hz refresh mention in its specs. Samsung LS27D300 costs ₹9,800, is a 27 inch (listed as 27) IPS Full HD monitor with 250 cd/㎡ typical brightness and 1000:1 contrast. Samsung Odyssey G3 (LS24DG302EWXXL) costs ₹10,619 and is a 24 inch VA panel with Full HD and 180Hz refresh rate. MSI MAG 275F E20 costs ₹11,489 and is a 27 inch IPS Full HD monitor with a 200Hz refresh rate and 115% sRGB colour coverage. ASUS VA24DQ costs ₹11,999 and is a 23.8 inch IPS Full HD monitor with up to 75Hz refresh rate, 178° viewing angle, Adaptive-Sync, TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free and blue light filter.
Pick by what you do and the panel or refresh listed. Choose LG 24U411A-B or ViewSonic VX2776SH for plain office work and video playback on a budget. Pick Samsung LS27D300 if you want a larger 27 inch IPS screen for spreadsheets or photo edits. Pick MSI MAG 275F E20 or Samsung Odyssey G3 if you want high refresh for smoother motion in gaming; MSI and Samsung list 200Hz and 180Hz respectively. Pick ASUS VA24DQ for a small IPS monitor with eye-care certifications and a modest 75Hz refresh rate.
- All prices are TechCure India launch prices today and include GST.
common mistakes to avoid
Avoid buying a VA panel just because it lists a high refresh rate. VA panels like the Samsung Odyssey G3 have high refresh rates (180Hz) and good contrast, but they can show less accurate colours than IPS when you need colour accuracy. If you edit photos, colour-grade video, or need consistent tones across screens, pick an IPS monitor instead. The MSI MAG 275F E20 and ASUS VA24DQ are IPS panels that list colour or viewing advantages; the Odyssey G3 is a VA panel with 95% sRGB noted in its specs.
Do not ignore adaptive sync and pixel density when choosing size and refresh. Adaptive sync (also called FreeSync or Adaptive-Sync) keeps screen tearing low when your GPU and refresh rate vary; ASUS VA24DQ and MSI MAG 275F E20 list Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync. A 27 inch Full HD monitor spreads the same 1920×1080 pixels over more area, so desktop items look larger and less sharp than on 24 inch screens. Samsung LS27D300 is a 27 inch FHD IPS with 250 cd/㎡ brightness and 1000:1 contrast; that model gives larger workspace but lower pixel density. If you want smoother motion and clear text, prefer 24-25 inch FHD at high refresh or accept a 27 inch only if you need the screen size for spreadsheets or split windows.
- If you need colour accuracy, choose IPS over VA even if VA lists higher Hz.
- Choose a monitor with Adaptive-Sync if you play games or switch frame rates.
- Expect lower pixel density on 27 inch FHD compared with 24 inch FHD.
which product suits which buyer
Competitive FPS gamer: pick the MSI MAG 275F E20. It is a 27 inch IPS Full HD monitor with a 200Hz refresh rate and Adaptive Sync. High refresh (200Hz) reduces motion blur and makes fast aim tracking easier in shooters. The panel lists 115% sRGB, so colours are better than typical VA options for games and streaming.
High-refresh casual gamer: pick the Samsung Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EWXXL. It is a 24 inch VA Full HD monitor with 180Hz and 95% sRGB. The 180Hz helps make motion smooth for fast-paced titles. VA panels give stronger contrast, so dark scenes look deeper, but IPS still has the edge for exact colour work.
- Mixed use and colour work: pick the ASUS VA24DQ. It is a 23.8 inch IPS Full HD monitor with up to 75Hz, Adaptive-Sync, TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free and blue light filter. IPS gives more consistent colours across viewing angles, useful for photo edits and colour grading.
- Office and budget: pick the LG 24U411A-B or the ViewSonic VX2776SH. LG 24U411A-B is a 23.8 inch IPS Full HD monitor with 5ms response time, good for plain office tasks and video playback. ViewSonic VX2776SH is an IPS Full HD monitor with a frameless design and eye-care tech; it is useful for multi-monitor setups and long work days.
what to do next
Get a PC builder quote or WhatsApp quote from TechCure India before you buy. Tell the builder the monitor model you picked and your planned PC parts. The builder will check socket, power supply (PSU) and RAM type compatibility with your CPU and motherboard. If you plan trading with multiple screens, say how many screens and the GPU outputs you have. Trading with many screens needs enough GPU ports and power, and the builder will confirm those details for you.
If you prefer a quick price and purchase link, request a WhatsApp quote at TechCure India. Include your city and preferred delivery timeline. For traders who want matching refresh and screen size, ask the builder to confirm refresh synchronisation across monitors and Adaptive-Sync support. For office or video work, ask the builder to confirm VESA mount or desk space needs. TechCure can provide a full PC build quote, or just the monitor price and compatibility check on WhatsApp.
- When requesting a builder quote, include monitor model name, number of screens, GPU model, motherboard model, PSU wattage, and whether you need VESA mounting.
See every option with today's price on our full range page, or build a complete PC with compatibility checks.
Frequently asked questions
Which monitor is best for fast competitive gaming under ₹12,000?
MSI MAG 275F E20 at ₹11,489 has a 200Hz IPS panel. High refresh helps in fast competitive FPS play at 1080p. TechCure India lists this price today.
Which monitor is best for colour work and general use under ₹12,000?
ASUS VA24DQ at ₹11,999 has an IPS panel and adaptive sync. IPS gives better viewing angles and colour than VA. It has TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free and blue light filter.
Is Samsung Odyssey G3 good for gaming?
Samsung Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EWXXL is a 24 inch VA panel with 180Hz refresh and AMD Freesync. VA gives stronger contrast, and 180Hz helps smoother motion. Price is ₹10,619 today.
Can I use a 27 inch FHD monitor for close desktop work?
MSI MAG 275F E20 is a 27 inch FHD panel. FHD on 27 inch means lower pixel density than 24 inch. Decide if you need sharper text or larger screen space.
Which monitors have eye-care features?
ASUS VA24DQ lists TÜV Rheinland-certified flicker-free technology and a blue light filter. ViewSonic VX2776SH mentions flicker-free and a blue light filter as eye-care tech.
Are these prices current and where from?
All listed prices are from TechCure India today as given in the facts. They are launch or current shop prices and include GST as stated.
Is one panel type strictly better than another?
IPS panels (ASUS, MSI, LG, ViewSonic, Samsung LS27D300) give wider viewing angles and colour. VA panels (Samsung Odyssey G3) give higher contrast. Choose based on needs like gaming or video work.
Sources
- TechCure India live catalogue, in-stock products, specs and today's GST prices
Need a quote or advice? Send your budget and use on WhatsApp +91 96907 96307, the TechCure India team replies with an itemised GST estimate. You can also build your PC online.