BenQ GW2790 1920x1080p Monitor (24-inch, Full HD, 100 Hz, IPS)

Its best areas are display (70/100). It scores 62/100 overall. These come from the specification sheet and the store price — nobody has handled the product, so they say what it should be able to do, not how it feels to use.

It suits photography best, scoring 68/100 for it. For creator work it scores 66/100, which is a fit. It also works for video.

The Lenovo L24-4C Monitor scores higher (74/100 against 62/100) for about the same — worth the saving. Both are judged on their specification sheets and today's prices, so put them side by side if one spec matters more to you than the total.

Above typical — it scores 42/100 against what this product has cost before and what the other shops are asking today. Prices move daily, and the date each one was checked is shown beside it on this page.

Poorvika, at ₹8,250. We check 3 shops for this one, and the dearest is ₹650 above that. Every price here was read from the shop's own page — the amount you pay is whatever the retailer shows at checkout, so confirm it there.

Poorvika showed it in stock, new, 27 days ago. 3 of the 3 shops we check had it in stock at that point. Stock changes faster than prices, so the shop’s own page is the final word.

₹6,482, on 6 Aug 2026 — the lowest of 114 prices we have recorded since 4 Jul 2025. Today it is ₹8,399, ₹1,917 above it. The highest we saw was ₹8,750, and the price changed 71 times along the way.

It sits towards the cheap end of the 114 monitors we list: 11 cost less and 102 cost the same or more. The middle price in the category is ₹15,399, and the range runs from ₹4,029 to ₹1,78,185.

We list 15 other BenQ monitors besides the BenQ GW2790 1920x1080p Monitor. The cheapest is the BenQ GW2291 Monitor at ₹6,648, and the dearest is the BenQ SW321C PhotoVue Photographer Monitor at ₹1,78,185. 1 of them cost less than this one today. Each one has its own page with every shop’s price.