
27-inch QHD IPS display · 300 Hz · 0.5 ms response · G-Sync compatible, AMD FreeSync.
₹20,499₹26,690
12 models·₹8,499 to ₹27,299
The Lenovo range, as we hold it
We track 12 Lenovo monitors, from ₹8,499 up to ₹27,299. The list below is cheapest first, and every figure on it was read from a shop's own page rather than from a brochure — where more than one store carries a model, the lowest is the one shown. Scores come from the specification sheet and the price, not from hands-on testing, and each product page says which.
The three that score highest on specification and price. Not a sales ranking — we do not have sales figures, and a bestseller list we had guessed at would be worth nothing to you.

27-inch QHD IPS display · 300 Hz · 0.5 ms response · G-Sync compatible, AMD FreeSync.
₹20,499₹26,690

27-inch QHD IPS display · 240 Hz · 0.5 ms response · G-Sync compatible, AMD FreeSync.
₹17,098₹23,790

27-inch QHD IPS display · 180 Hz · 0.5 ms response · AMD FreeSync.
₹13,499₹17,390
Every brand, narrowed the way people actually shop.
Straight answers
5 answered here. Tap one to open it — every answer is written out in full, not summarised.
The Lenovo L24-4C Monitor (24-inch, Full HD, 144 Hz, IPS), at ₹8,499 at Instamart — 24-inch Full HD IPS display · 144 Hz · 1 ms response. That is the lowest price any shop we check is asking for any Lenovo monitor in this list today.
The Lenovo Legion 27Q-11 Monitor (27-inch, QHD, 300 Hz, IPS), with 86/100 at ₹20,499. The score is worked out from its specification sheet and price against similar products, not from hands-on testing.
12 in our catalogue, from ₹8,499 to ₹27,299. That is what we currently track rather than everything the brand has ever sold — a model we have no live listing for is left out instead of shown at a price nobody can buy it at.
The three at the top of "Where to start" score highest on specification and price together. Which of them is right depends on what you need it for, and each product page sets out who it suits and who should skip it rather than only giving a number.
Each price was read from the retailer’s own listing and carries the date it was checked, shown on the product page. What you pay is whatever the shop displays at checkout, so confirm it there before buying.