Monitor price in Bangladesh 2026: gaming, office and 2K monitors
Your monitor is the window to everything you do on your PC: work, study, gaming and the next season of your favourite anime. A good one is easier on your eyes during long hours and makes games feel noticeably smoother. This page lists the latest monitor price in Bangladesh for the monitors we stock. That's more than 180 options, from a 5,200เงณ 17-inch office monitor to 4K, curved and 200Hz gaming displays, all priced in taka and shipped from Dhaka.
Latest monitor price list in Bangladesh 2026
| Monitor | Size & Spec | Price in BD |
|---|---|---|
| Gigasonic RDA-1707W | 17" LED | 5,200เงณ |
| Gigasonic RB-G185S-300C | 18.5" HD | 5,900เงณ |
| Gigasonic RB-G20S-400C | 20" HD | 6,100เงณ |
| MSI PRO MP225 E12VL | 22" FHD 120Hz VA | 11,900เงณ |
| ASUS VP227HF | 22" FHD 100Hz VA | 12,100เงณ |
| Xiaomi Redmi 1A | 23.8" FHD 100Hz IPS | 12,200เงณ |
| Acer EK240Y P6 | 23.8" FHD 144Hz IPS | 13,000เงณ |
| ViewSonic VA24G1-H | 24" FHD 144Hz IPS | 14,300เงณ |
| MSI PRO MP243L E14 | 23.8" FHD 144Hz IPS | 14,500เงณ |
| Dahua LM25-B221B | 24.5" FHD 120Hz IPS | 14,600เงณ |
| Xiaomi Redmi G24 | 23.8" FHD 240Hz IPS | 18,000เงณ |
| Dahua DHI-LM27-A221Y | 27" FHD 144Hz IPS | 18,000เงณ |
| ViewSonic XG2409A | 24" FHD 240Hz IPS | 20,500เงณ |
| MSI PRO MP275 E14L | 27" FHD 144Hz IPS | 20,500เงณ |
| ASUS VA27AQSE | 27" 2K QHD 75Hz IPS | 26,500เงณ |
| Xiaomi Redmi G27Q 2026 | 27" 2K QHD 200Hz IPS | 29,800เงณ |
| Acer SA272U P1 | 27" 2K QHD 144Hz IPS | 30,500เงณ |
| Lenovo Legion R27qe Gen 2 | 27" 2K QHD 200Hz IPS | 31,500เงณ |
| Lenovo Legion R32qc-30 | 31.5" 2K 180Hz VA Curved | 48,000เงณ |
| ASUS VA27UQSB | 27" 4K UHD IPS | 49,000เงณ |
| ASUS ProArt PA278QGV | 27" 2K QHD 120Hz IPS | 49,000เงณ |
| Dahua DHI-LM34-E330CA | 34" WQHD 200Hz Curved | 49,500เงณ |
Prices updated October 2026. Check each product page for current offers.
Monitor brands we stock
ASUS, MSI, Acer and Lenovo offer reliable office monitors as well as gaming lines like Lenovo Legion. ViewSonic is known for colour-accurate panels and fast gaming models. Xiaomi Redmi delivers high refresh rates for the money, and Dahua has become a strong value pick for gaming and ultrawide monitors. Gigasonic covers small, affordable screens for offices, shops and CCTV setups.
Types of monitors
Office and study monitors
A 22 to 24-inch Full HD IPS monitor is ideal for office work, online classes and spreadsheets. Models like the MSI PRO and Xiaomi Redmi 1A add 100Hz or 120Hz for smoother scrolling, and many include eye-care features that reduce flicker and blue light.
Gaming monitors
Gaming monitors run at 144Hz, 200Hz or 240Hz, so fast motion looks smooth and your aim feels more responsive. A 24-inch 144Hz monitor is the sweet spot for most gamers. Competitive FPS players should look at 240Hz models like the Xiaomi Redmi G24 or ViewSonic XG2409A. The refresh rate page on Wikipedia explains why a higher number feels smoother.
2K (QHD) monitors
At 27 inches, 2K resolution (2560 x 1440) looks much sharper than Full HD. It's a great upgrade for both gaming and work, especially with a 144Hz to 200Hz panel like the Lenovo Legion R27qe or Xiaomi Redmi G27Q.
4K and creator monitors
The ASUS VA27UQSB gives you 4K sharpness for detailed work, and the ASUS ProArt PA278QGV is built for colour-critical photo and video editing.
Curved and ultrawide monitors
The Dahua 34-inch WQHD and Lenovo Legion 31.5-inch curved monitors wrap around your view, which is great for immersive games, racing sims and multitasking with several windows side by side.
Small monitors for CCTV and shops
Compact Gigasonic monitors are a budget-friendly way to view your CC camera feed at a shop counter or reception desk.
Panel types explained
IPS panels have the best colours and viewing angles, so they suit most people. VA panels have deeper blacks and higher contrast, which looks great in movies and dark scenes. The IPS panel page on Wikipedia compares the main panel types.
How to choose the right monitor
For office or study, a 22 to 24-inch Full HD IPS monitor between 11,000เงณ and 15,000เงณ is plenty. For gaming, choose 144Hz or higher and make sure your graphics card can push those frame rates. For a sharper picture at 27 inches, go 2K. For creative work, choose an IPS panel with good colour coverage, or the ProArt.
Check your connections too. Most monitors here have HDMI, and many gaming models also have DisplayPort for the highest refresh rates.
Complete your desk with a mechanical keyboard, a gaming mouse and a pair of overhead headphones.
Buy monitors online or at our Bashundhara City store
We deliver across Bangladesh with careful packaging. Inside Dhaka, most orders arrive the same day or the next. Outside Dhaka, delivery takes 2 to 4 working days. Cash on delivery is available on orders up to 5,000เงณ, so monitors are paid online. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 7 days under our return, refund and warranty policy.
Setting up an office, lab or gaming cafรฉ? Our corporate and wholesale team handles bulk monitor orders. You can also visit us at Bashundhara City, Level 6, Block D, Shop 90, Dhaka.
FAQs
What is the monitor price in Bangladesh?
Monitors at Marshmallow Tech start at 5,200เงณ. 24-inch 144Hz gaming monitors cost around 13,000เงณ to 15,000เงณ, 27-inch 2K monitors cost 26,500เงณ to 31,500เงณ, and 4K or curved ultrawide monitors cost around 48,000เงณ to 49,500เงณ.
Which is the best gaming monitor under 15,000เงณ?
The Acer EK240Y P6, ViewSonic VA24G1-H and MSI PRO MP243L all give you 144Hz IPS for under 15,000เงณ.
Is 144Hz worth it?
Yes, if you play games. 144Hz feels much smoother than 60Hz, even in everyday scrolling. Your PC needs a graphics card that can reach those frame rates to get the full benefit.
Is 2K better than Full HD for a 27-inch monitor?
Yes. Full HD can look slightly soft at 27 inches, while 2K looks noticeably sharper for text, games and video.