Top 5 Best Monitors Under 7000 in India [2021] – A Complete Review

Proper research before buying any electronic device is vital now. Decent built quality, long-life panel, wide viewing angles, color contrast, and connectivity are some of the things that make up an ideal monitor. Although it’s unfair to expect premium features at this budget still there are some gems to be found. If you can stretch your budget a bit then I advise you to visit the best monitors under 10000 in India.

I have spent over 9 hours and compared over 96 monitors priced under 7000 from Amazon & Flipkart and handpicked the top 5 monitors based on robust features and customer reviews.

For those of you in a hurry – The AOC E2270SWHN is the best FHD monitor for gaming, and Lenovo Thinkvision is the best IPS monitor for editing under 7000.

So without any further ado, let’s jump into it!

REVIEWS: Best monitor under 7000 Rs in India

1.AOC E2270SWHN

The best Full HD monitor under 7000

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21.5″ FHD Display
TN panel
600:1 contrast ratio
200cd/m2 brightness
90° (H) / 65° (V) viewing angles
16.7M colors
HDMI, D-SUB port
60Hz/5ms speed

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Let’s start the talk with the big bang. The AOC E2270SWHN is the only monitor to be found with 1080p Full HD resolution under 7000 rupees. It packs a 21.5″ display backed with a twisted nematic (TN) panel, which is more affordable. It has 200 Cd/m2 maximum brightness and supports over 16.7 million colors. However, due to the nature of the panel, the viewing angles are not so good. The AOC monitor has a 90° (H) / 65° (V) viewing range. The contrast ratio is average with 600:1 atypical and 200M:1 dynamic contrast ratio, which should fairly make the image more appealing.

Coming to the speed, the AOC 21.5″ model boasts 5ms of GTG response time combined with 60Hz of refresh rate, which gives you a smooth experience in most of the operations and games.

You can connect your desired device via HDMI and D-SUB port and enjoy a seamless performance. The monitor supports VESA wall mounting.

2.LG 19M38HB

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19″ HD Ready Display
TN Panel
60Hz/5ms Speed
200cd/m2 brightness
Flicker-free & anti-glare 3H treatment
90° (H) / 65° (V) viewing angles
Tiltable stand
VGA & HDMI ports
VESA mountable

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Next up on the list is the LG 19M38HB. A 19 inch 720p HD Ready monitor is having the TN panel backing. It has a 16:9 aspect ratio and comes with 200 cd/m² brightness that should be enough for the moderately lit room. The colors are, however, little saturated and pictures could have been sharper. One of the unique things about this monitor is its flicker-free adaptability and 3H Anti-glare surface treatment. The viewing angles are not so good here, too – thank you, TN panel. It ranges from 90° (H) / 65° (V)

The ergonomics are quite good for this monitor considering the price tag. It has an adjustable tilt stand with a circular base, and the overall build is decent with thicker bezels.

The LG 19M38HB has a regular speed profile with a combination of 60Hz of frame rate, and 5ms of input response should be enough for all the tasks. For connectivity, the monitor features a single VGA and single HDMI port, connecting to your favourite devices, including gaming consoles and camera, among other things. This monitor is best for office use and casual gaming. And again, you can connect your gaming consoles as well.

3.Dell D1918H

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18.5″ HD Ready Display
TN Panel
200nits brightness
60Hz/5ms speed
HDMI & VGA ports
90° (H) / 65° (V) viewing angles
Antiglare & Flicker-free output
VESA mountable & Tiltable stand

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The Dell D1918H comes with an 18.5 inch 768p HD Ready display powered by an anti-glare treated TN panel. It was priced just under 7k rupees at the time of writing this. The monitor brings you a bright 200 nit visual output with the ability to reproduce over 16.7 Million colors. Since it also has flicker-free output, it will be easy on your eyes. Again, viewing angels are similar to the other two models above, i.e. 90° (H) / 65° (V).

This Dell model boasts 60Hz of shutter rate and 5ms of response speed, which, similar to other models in this list, provides smooth operation. The model brings you HDMI & VGA Port support which should be more than enough considering the asking price.

Speaking of the looks, it does the average. The thick bezel frames, control button-down under and rectangular base stand with tilt adjustability are all there to talk about.

Overall, this Dell D1918H monitor is a perfect option for your office work like data processing.

4.Lenovo Thinkvision

Best IPS monitor under 7000 for editing.

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19.5″ HD Ready Display
IPS Panel
72% gamut coverage
16.7M colors
178/178-degree viewing angles
1000:1 contrast ratio
250 nits brightness
VGA & HDMI ports
60Hz/7ms speed
Tiltable stand & VESA Supported

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Now it’s time for the Lenovo E2054 Thinkvision monitor. It is not a standard 16:9 but a 16:10, aka a more rectangular monitor. The 19.5 inches HD Ready model is the only monitor under 7000 with an IPS class display. This means you can expect brighter, more accurate colors. As a matter of fact, it has a 72% color gamut, i.e. 16.7 million color coverage ensuring the most natural visual output possible in the budget. It has a wider 178/178-degree viewing range and is treated with an anti-glare coating. The Lenovo display has an excellent 1000:1 contrast ratio along with 250nits of superior brightness.

However, nothing is perfect in this electronic world. The Thinkvision contains only a VGA port, so for HDMI connectivity, you will require a converter. Other than that, the response time, too, is a little slower (7ms) than other options in this list. The refresh rate is good 60Hz. Build quality of this model can be called decent with thick matte-black bezels and a semi-circular base with only tilt adjustment support.

The Lenovo Thinkvision monitor is more suited for editing like photo/video editing work due to its better color profile.

5.Acer Nitro QG221Q

Interesting overbudget option

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Top 5 Best Monitors Under 7000 in India [2021] – A Complete Review