5 Best Computer Monitors Under Rs 50000 In India (Updated)

When you’re spending more than a lakh to build a gaming setup then it’s better to get the best monitor for a better gaming experience. The monitor can be used for editing too and for that, you will need a better display.

So whether you wanted the best gaming monitor or the best editing monitor, here, I have added some of the best monitors which you can buy for under Rs 50,000 in India. 

Without any further delay, let’s jump into the list.

BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210R Gaming Monitor

Available at	Amazon
Reasons to Buy	QHD Display, The best for Gaming, 165Hz refresh rate, 31.5-inches Display, 1ms response time, G-Sync Compatible, HDR400 Ready, Adjustable stand, 2.1 Channel Speakers, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro,
Reasons to Not	Big Bottom Bezels, Not the best for video editing,

Starting with the gaming monitor if your end goal is to play games or you play games to earn money then this could be the best monitor you can under Rs 50,000 in India.

The monitor comes with a 31.5-inches 2k display with a resolution of 2560×1440 pixels and a 165Hz refresh rate, by the way, this is a curved VA panel.

Now as I have said many times when a monitor has a curved display, it will have VA panels and this is the same case with BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210R Gaming Monitor.

BenQ has also added speakers on this monitor which are quite good, I mean, you can clearly see them on the front, yes, those bottom bezels are there because of the speakers.

It has a 1ms response time which is great for games, and that 165Hz refresh rate will help a lot while playing games and even while using monitors in day-to-day life.

Overall, if you wanted one of the best gaming monitors and if your budget is 50k then the BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210R could be a good monitor. Also, this is not the best option for video editing because of the VA panel.

LG Ultragear 34GL750-B Monitor

Available at	Amazon
Reasons to Buy	WFHD 2K Display, The best for Video Editing, 144Hz refresh rate, 21:9 accept ratio, 34-inches Display, 1ms response time, G-Sync Compatible, HDR10, Adjustable stand, Great for Gaming,
Reasons to Not	FHD Resolution Not good for media consumption,

If you wanted a dedicated monitor for video editing then you won’t find any better option than the LG Ultragear 34GL750-B Monitor for under Rs 50,000 because it has a 21:9 accept ratio & curved panel which is great for editing whether video or photos.

By the way, you can watch movies but as it has a 21:9 accept ratio, the left & right side corners will stay empty which is not a great experience.

The monitor comes with a 32-inches 144Hz HDR10 display with a resolution of 2560 x 1080. It does have two speakers but there are not great, for a better experience get external speakers.

Overall, if your end goal is to edit photos and videos then don’t look for anything else, just go with the LG Ultragear 34GL750-B Monitor because it will make editing smoother and faster.

By the way, you can play games on it and the experience will be the best because of that 144Hz curved display.

Also, LG offers ultra-wide monitors at every price from 20k to 1 lakh, so check them out, if don’t want to spend 50k on this monitor.

Samsung Odyssey G5 (LC34G55TWWWXXL)

Available at	Amazon
Reasons to Buy	WFHD 2K Display, 165Hz refresh rate, 21:9 accept ratio, 32-inches Display, 1ms response time, HDR10 Ready, Adjustable stand, Great for Gaming,
Reasons to Not	Not the best for Video Editing, Not good for media consumption,

If you wanted an ultra-wide gaming monitor and if you’re a fan of Samsung then you can consider the Samsung Odyssey G5, it has almost everything except the LCD display which is a deal braking for video editing.

You can edit videos on the VA panel but it won’t give you the best and most accurate colors.

 Again, as it has a 21:9 accept ratio, it will give the best gaming experience.

The monitor comes with a 32-inches HDR10 display with a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 and yes, this is the curved monitor.

By the way, you can watch movies but as it has a 21:9 accept ratio, the left & right side corners will stay empty which is not a great experience.

Overall, if you’re a gamer who wanted a wider display for multi-tasking or to get a better gaming experience then you can consider the Samsung Odyssey G5 but if you also want to edit video and you’re a casual gamer then you should consider the LG Ultragear 34GL750-B Monitor.

Samsung M7 4k Smart Monitor (LS43AM700UWXXL)

Available at	Amazon
Reasons to Buy	Samsung Dex Support, Smart Monitor, Solid build quality, Great for media consumption, Best for Office work, Beautiful 4k Display 43-inches Display, IPS LED Display, Adjustable stand,
Reasons to Not	8ms response time, Not the best for Gaming, Only 60Hz refresh rate, No HDR Support,

If you wanted to buy a monitor for office work and media consumption then do consider the Samsung M7 Monitor this is a smart monitor and it comes with Tizen OS, so you will be able to use it as smart TV too.

Also, if you have a Samsung smartphone then you can use Samsung Dex on this monitor.

Samsung has also provided a TV remote with this monitor which means, you can use this monitor as a TV too.

The Samsung M7 Smart Monitor comes with a 34-inches FHD+ display with a resolution of ‎3840 x 2160 pixels. 

By the way, it has the best 4K panel, you will love the colors, Samsung has gone a great job. I would have loved to see a 120hz refresh rate but Samsung has only added 60hz which is not the best for gaming but it’s the best for office work on media consumption

Again, this is not the best option for gaming but it’s the best for office work and media consumption.

By the way, Samsung offers a wide range of smart monitors, si you’re okay with an FHD+ display then you can get all of these monitor features in the Samsung M5 Monitor.

Samsung LU32R590CWWXXL 4k Monitor

Available at	Amazon
Reasons to Buy	Superb 4k Display, Slim DesignCurved Display, Great for Media Consumption, 32-inches Display, Good for Video Editing, Built-in aux features Curved Display,
Reasons to Not	Not the best for Gaming, Only 60Hz refresh rate, Only 1 HDMI Port, 5ms response time,

As you can tell, the monitor looks amazing, it will be great for video editing and even for watching movies because of that curved display, also, this is a 4k panel, so everything will look cleaner and better.

Samsung LU32R590CWWXXL 4k Monitor comes with a 32-inches 10bit 4k display with a resolution of ‎3840×2160 Pixels and a 60Hz screen refresh rate. 

Now, this is not the best option for gaming as it only has a 60Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time. I mean, you can game on it but to get the best gaming experience, you should consider the gaming monitor.

Overall, if you’re looking for a 4k curved monitor for office work, video editing, Media Consumption, or for anything except gaming then this is the best monitor you can consider under Rs 40,000 in India.

Verdict

Here you have to decide, whether you wanted a curved monitor or a flat one because when you get a curved monitor, it will have a VA panel which is not the best for video editing and when you get an LCD flat display, it will have the LCD display that means, you will lose out on curved display.

Now, if you ask me, I would go with Samsung LU32R590CWWXXL 4k Monitor because I don’t play games too much, I would rather get the best display for video editing and media consumption.

First, decide, what you will do most on the monitor, if gaming is your highest priority then you should consider the BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210R but if you want the best monitor for video editing then you can also consider the LG Ultragear 34GL750-B Monitor.

Now, if you want a monitor for office work and media consumption then I think you will be happier with Samsung M7 4k Smart Monitor (LS43AM700UWXXL). 

Again, if you don’t want to spend 45k on Samsung M7 then you can also get the same feature on the Samsung M5 Monitor but you will lose out on some features.

For the first time, I can’t choose the winner because all mentioned monitors are great, in the end, it will depend on your requirement. 

Still, let me know if I can help in anyways…

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