Best Gaming Laptops Under 60,000 Rupees India (2024)

Are you looking for a gaming laptop? The 60,000 Rupee price point is where we start to see the first dedicated gaming laptops that have the raw power to handle gaming at an acceptable quality and frame rate. Comparing such devices to ultrabooks is a mistake since they have to prioritise entirely different things. 

But don’t be daunted by the mountain of product comparisons ahead of you. Our team has done the work of testing dozens of laptops under 60000 for general and especially for gaming use. If you are a non-gamer who appreciates smooth performance in daily tasks, then check our list of the best laptops (general use) under Rs 60000 in India. 

But if you have been on the lookout for a gaming laptop on a tight budget, stick with us right here, as we will be showcasing entry-level budget gaming laptops in India in 2024.

What You Can Expect from Gaming Laptops Under 60,000 Rupees

The Best Gaming Laptops Under 60000 In India- Definitive List for 2024

Here is the list of the popular gaming laptop under 60k rupees which helps to take your gaming to the next level.

Laptop	Features	Check here
ASUS TUF Gaming A15	Display: 15.6 Inches FHD 144Hz refresh rate Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 4600H Memory: 8GB SO-DIMM DDR4-3200MHz Storage: 512GB PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Weight: 2.3 Kg	Check Price
MSI Gaming GF63	Display: 15.6 Inches(40 cm) FHD 144Hz refresh rate Processor: 11th Gen Intel Core i5-11400H Memory: 8GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM Storage: 512GB NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 SSD Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1650 4GB GDDR6 Weight: 1.86 kg	Check Price
HP Victus Gaming Laptop	Display: 15.6 Inches Full HD IPS 144Hz refresh rate Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H Memory: 8 GB DDR4-3200 MHz RAM Storage: 512 GB PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 6500M Weight: 2.37 kg	Check Price
Acer Aspire 5	Display: 15.6 Inches Full HD IPS Processor: 12th Gen Intel Core i5 Memory: 8 GB of DDR4 system memory Storage: 512GB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 Weight: 1.8 kg	Check Price
Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3	Display: 15.6 Inches FHD IPS 60Hz Refresh rate. Processor: 11th Gen Intel Core i5-11300H Memory: 8GB RAM DDR4-3200 Storage: 512GB SSD Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Weight: 2.2 kg	Check Price
Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3	Display: 15.6 Inches FHD IPS 120Hz Refresh rate 250Nits Anti-glare. Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H Memory: 8GB RAM DDR4-3200 Storage: 512GB SSD Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Weight: 2.25 kg	Check Price

1) ASUS TUF Gaming A15 – Best high performance Gaming Laptop Below 60k

The  ASUS TUF Gaming A15 is the value champion on today’s list of top gaming laptops. This device could easily make a list of best gaming laptops under Rs 60,000, and yet here it is, punching above its weight.

First of these is the older gen AMD CPU processor. The performance was still great when we tested it, and it does not bottleneck the GPU, so you could actually argue it’s a well-optimised spec, but the newer-gen CPUs have better efficiency and headroom for future use. The AMD Ryzen 5 4600H and GeForce GTX 1650 combo provide great performance in multiplayer games but can struggle with graphically intense AAA titles. 

The display is another major drawback of Asus Tuf; the brightness and contrast levels really left us wishing for a bit more, as 144hz and a decent response time alone were not enough to mask the dull picture on the screen.

If these two compromises do not affect you, then it is good for gaming and is easy to recommend. The build quality and design language ooze a sophisticated gamer-y vibe. The keyboard has deep travel but lacks clickiness. All the ports you need are present, and the WiFi worked stably during our tests. This gaming laptop has a 512 GB SSD that boosts overall performance. If 60,000 is all you can spare, think not and get this gaming laptop.

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2) MSI Gaming GF63 – With intel core i5s

MSI, the name itself, rings gaming in your ears. The GF63 is their entry-level slim gaming laptop, and we have loved this device for many years now. MSI keeps the design language simple, giving it the signature MSI shell shape, a matte black finish, and subtle touches, such as the red LED keyboard backlight and aggressive vents, to barely indicate its gaming DNA. The MSI Laptop has an ultra-thin and light design. It has an average battery life. 

The performance hits a home run, be it gaming, general use, or multitasking; this laptop did not slow down or disappoint. 11th gen intel core i5s are still remarkable, and the GTX 1650 GPU needs no words. It is the best entry-level option today when it comes to gaming laptops under 60000 in India.

The display gets 100% RGB coverage and IPS tech to help with viewing angles and sharpness. You should tweak the settings to boost the contrast, and with that done, you will love using this laptop for content consumption too. 

Port selection and wireless performance were acceptable, and we are sad to miss WiFi 6E and a proper HDMI port. Mic and speakers do not work that well, and they feel like an afterthought since gamers tend only to use external headsets. This laptop has smooth performance, sleek looks, and a clean display. You get it all, so get this laptop while stocks last.

3) HP Victus Gaming Laptop With AMD Ryzen 5 Priced Under 60,000

Whatever the limitations of the TUF A15 were, HP Victus Gaming Laptop resolves them. It makes it well worth the price, which is still well under 60K. The newer Ryzen 5 5600H CPU is a few steps ahead of its predecessor, and it shows in the additional frames you get in fast-paced games and the headroom you have to push the graphics card on the RX6500M GPU. You will be satisfied with this performance for a few years easily. 

The display is also a step up as it is finally an acceptable panel in terms of vibrancy. The design is very basic, but the small details make it come alive when you look a little longer. These also make it feel premium and classy.

This HP device has a gaming keyboard with deep travel, but like most at this price range, it lacks clickiness. The backlight also works okay but is only a single white colour which goes well with the subtle styling, but giving the user that option would make more sense. No issues were faced when using the ports or when it came to the wireless performance. 

Webcam and the speakers actually work very well here; it’s one of the best laptops on this whole list, so definitely buy this laptop if you need a lowkey gaming beast that is clearly meant to be your daily driver too. HP Laptops are available in online stores.

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4) Acer Aspire 5 – Lightweight Gaming Laptop With i5

Acer Aspire 5 is the device for you if you are keen on purchasing a device with newer hardware. Most laptops give you a relatively new CPU but then skimp on a much older GPU model. Here you have a Geforce RTX 2050 paired to a 12th gen intel core i5. Needless to say, this puts it a few steps ahead of the other laptops on today’s list of the best gaming laptop, as the GPU alone is a huge leap ahead of the GeForce GTX 1650 seen on most other models. 

The raw performance of the newer architecture aside, the DLSS feature is a game changer in PC gaming and could be the sole reason to pick a Geforce RTX series laptop. Acer has knocked the value proposition out of the park with this device. We covered the performance, which is ahead of everything else. The laptop also has a sleek and modern-looking design similar to many normal ultrabooks; its metal top and the small touches for looks and ergonomics further cement the premium image of this machine. 

The ports are the best here; you even get a Thunderbolt 4 port. That is where the heavy praises end as the battery life as well as cooling performance here is worse than some other devices we covered, and the speakers, webcam, keyboard, and trackpad all are average for the category. Still, the laptop made a mark on us, and we strongly recommend it to everyone.

5) Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 – Intel Core i5

Lenovo IdeaPad is a brand name usually associated with ultrabooks for professionals and artists. Still, it is the least dedicated option on the list, mainly due to the fact that it gets a 60hz panel which is enough for certain games but not all and also reduces response time. 

In other aspects, such as performance, it can handle the same stuff as any laptop on this list, as it has similar specs. The 11 th gen Intel Core i5 works well in running daily tasks and has enough power for entry-level gaming. The Nvidia GTX 1650 handles graphics and does it as well as it does on other devices. 

Aside from the same level of performance as other laptops, this is a pretty basic laptop which actually makes it great for rough use on a daily basis. Battery life when doing normal stuff is also fine, and it will last half a day of constant work.

The design language and build quality are up there with more expensive Lenovo laptops, and it has a backlit keyboard. Trackpad also works smoothly. Where this laptop totally falls flat is in the speaker department, the sound is really muddy, and we are not sure if there was a minor issue with our unit. 

But as per online reviews, the speakers are certainly lacklustre. Do speakers, mic and webcam quality, and a scanty selection of ports affect you? If not, then you can pick this laptop up for a bargain price when it is available, and so it makes our list of most recommended laptops under 60000 in India.

6) Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 – AMD Ryzen 5

The name and design are the same as the IdeaPad Gaming 3, but some key differences make this laptop a better pick if the Intel version is not gamer-y enough for you. This model is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 5 5600H and a GeForce GTX 1650, which puts it on par with everything here, and the performance output matched the specs on the sheet. 

Benchmark numbers and real-world performance were very similar to other laptops already discussed, which is to say it is totally adequate for the next few years for a decent gaming experience. The second and only difference of importance is the display which is far better on this device simply because it is a 120hz panel while producing the same colours. 

So, recommend saving a few bucks and picking the intel version if you do not need 120hz. For everyone else, this model is the one to pick.

Our Testing Methodology

We are often asked how we know which laptop to recommend. Our answer is the same as it has been since the start; we make an effort to get these devices in hand and test them thoroughly. That leaves no room for guesswork based on the spec sheet. Benchmark tests have been a staple of the industry, and we also use them to determine the raw performance of the laptop. 

These performance stressors also serve as early detection for any damage to the device. But benchmarks miss out on a lot. That is why the important next step is to test the devices for at least a week in the real world to get a feel for what makes the package an overall hit or a miss. 

After we have our verdict, we cross-examine our findings with professional reviewers and real reviews online so that we can detect outliers in our data.

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Final Verdict

Our final verdict on the matter of gaming laptops under Rs 60000 is already found in the list we shared above. The laptops are all very similar in their spec, and ultimately it might come down to your personal preference for one brand or feature above another. That is why we made a list with a wide variety of brands and features so you have a clear idea of what laptop offer in the entry-level gaming laptop market.

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FAQs

1. Can these laptops be used aside for gaming?
A) The raw performance makes these laptops capable of much more than just gaming. However, they might still be limited as this is a very tight budget category. So while you have enough power for creative workflows, none of these laptops come with a colour-accurate display or a touchscreen and long battery life to make it viable. So, yes, you can. But it might be a dicey experience.

2. Are these laptops suitable for coding?
A) You can code on them, but the short battery life, lack of proper portability and many other factors weaken this ability. A similarly priced ultrabook will be a better bet for coders.

3. Are there any cheaper options?
A) At 60,000 Rupees, we are almost at the threshold for gaming laptops. If you go cheaper than this, then the gaming performance is enough only to run some multiplayer-type games at 60fps, so it is better to invest at least this much on a gaming laptop.

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