Philips 24E2N1100 23.8-inch Full HD IPS Monitor (100Hz listing)

Model identity and regional suffix

Philips 24E2N1100 is part of the Philips 1000 Series monitor family. The product record and Bangladesh market listings use the unsuffixed 24E2N1100 name, while Philips technical documents also describe suffix variants such as 24E2N1100B, 24E2N1101B and VA models 24E2N1100L/24E2N1100LB. These suffixes matter: Philips specifies different panel technology and refresh maxima across them. The catalog does not currently include the full regional suffix, so this description uses Bangladesh exact-name listing information where available and flags family-level differences instead of silently combining all variant specifications.

Screen size, resolution and workspace

The monitor is listed as 23.8 inches diagonally, approximately 60.5 centimeters, with Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels and a 16:9 aspect ratio. That familiar size and format work well for browser tabs, office documents, email, online classes, video calls and general media. Full HD is widely supported by desktop and laptop graphics. It provides less fine detail and less desktop area than QHD or 4K, however. Users who regularly handle dense spreadsheets, detailed images or many windows may want to compare higher-resolution options before choosing a 23.8-inch FHD screen.

Panel technology and variant awareness

Bangladesh exact-model listings describe the unsuffixed 24E2N1100 as an IPS monitor with W-LED backlighting. Philips documentation confirms that the related family includes both IPS and VA variants: the base 24E2N1100 and selected B variants are IPS, while 24E2N1100L and 24E2N1100LB use VA technology. This distinction can affect contrast and viewing behavior. The catalog product images show a Philips monitor but do not make its regional suffix readable. Ask the seller to confirm the carton or rear label if panel type is essential, particularly if the delivered stock might use a related suffix.

100Hz listing and Philips maximum modes

The Bangladesh exact-name product listings advertise the 24E2N1100 at 100Hz, which is the claim retained for this catalog entry. Philips family technical documentation shows that supported HDMI maximum refresh varies by suffix: the listed 24E2N1100B/24E2N1100L/24E2N1100LB variants reach 1920 × 1080 at 100Hz, while 24E2N1100/24E2N1101B variants are listed at up to 120Hz in that document. Since the local product record omits the complete regional SKU and Bangladesh retailers consistently market this listing as 100Hz, buyers should treat 100Hz as the listed local configuration and verify the unit label and available mode before expecting 120Hz.

How refresh rate works in practice

A refresh rate describes how often the display can update its image each second. It is not the same as the frame rate produced by a computer or game. The actual mode depends on the monitor suffix, source graphics output, cable, driver and selected settings. Once connected, check the operating system’s display panel for available modes and choose the highest verified mode supported by both devices. If you use an adapter, dock or older VGA output, available refresh rates may be lower. The monitor cannot create additional frames that a computer does not render, and smoothness depends on the complete setup.

Image quality and viewing angles

Philips lists typical horizontal and vertical viewing angles of 178 degrees at a contrast criterion greater than 10. Bangladesh product specifications identify IPS technology for the base model. IPS screens are commonly selected for wider off-axis viewing characteristics, which can be useful when sharing a screen or shifting position at a desk. The angle rating does not mean brightness and color remain perfectly identical from every direction. Place the monitor to reduce glare and view it near the center of the panel for the most consistent image. Philips lists a flat screen and a pixel pitch of 0.2745 millimeters.

Brightness, contrast and color

The Bangladesh listing reports 250 cd/m² brightness and a 1300:1 contrast ratio, consistent with Philips family specifications for IPS variants. Philips lists support for 16.7 million colors and sRGB mode. These are specification values rather than measurements of the particular unit after calibration. Brightness may be adjusted to suit room lighting, and perceived contrast changes with ambient light and viewing conditions. The color-space support does not prove factory calibration or professional color accuracy. If you need reliable color for print, photo grading or design delivery, seek independent measurements and calibration results for the precise regional model.

Response time and gaming features

Local Bangladesh listings report 4ms gray-to-gray response time. Philips documentation lists Adaptive Sync for the family, and local sellers use FreeSync wording. The exact certification label for the BiponiBD unit is not established here, so Adaptive Sync is the conservative manufacturer wording. Response-time figures describe specified pixel transitions and do not guarantee that all motion will look identical at every setting. For casual play, the advertised 100Hz mode can make compatible motion appear smoother than a conventional 60Hz screen. Competitive gaming expectations should be based on the exact suffix and independent testing, not a single listing headline.

Anti-glare and reading functions

Philips lists an anti-glare display surface with 3H hardness. The surface treatment can reduce reflections from nearby lights but cannot remove every reflection or prevent all scratches. Philips also lists Flicker Free, LowBlue mode and EasyRead. These are monitor features that users can select for different viewing tasks; they are not a substitute for comfortable brightness, good room lighting, an appropriate viewing distance or regular breaks. If you work with long text documents, adjust the display and room setup to reduce strain, and choose the on-screen mode that makes text comfortable for you.

Ports, cables and compatibility

The reviewed specifications list one HDMI 1.4 input and one VGA input; HDMI is identified with HDCP 1.4. HDMI is suitable for many modern computers, while VGA can connect older equipment. The record does not list DisplayPort, USB connectivity, a built-in hub or USB-C. A computer with a different output may need an appropriate active or passive adapter, and adapter limitations can constrain the available resolution or refresh mode. Use a suitable cable and confirm the target mode in the source device’s settings. Do not assume the HDMI input count or port revision is greater than documented.

Adaptive Sync and application support

Philips lists Adaptive Sync among its display features, while Bangladesh seller pages may describe the function using FreeSync branding. Adaptive Sync coordinates supported frame delivery between a compatible graphics device and display to reduce tearing under supported conditions. Exact variable-refresh range and certification for the local SKU are not included in the catalog evidence. The feature requires a compatible graphics output, driver and connection. It will not guarantee a fixed game frame rate or eliminate every visual artifact. If variable refresh is important, confirm the precise Philips suffix and tested compatibility with your graphics card.

Stand, tilt and mounting

Philips specifies a tilt range from −5 to +20 degrees for the family. The catalog record does not indicate height adjustment, swivel or pivot, so those movements should not be assumed. Philips lists a 100 × 100 mm VESA mounting pattern and a Kensington lock slot. A compatible monitor arm can offer more positioning flexibility, but the mount must be rated for the monitor and use suitable screws. Check the manual for the exact suffix before mounting. For desk use, a separate riser can raise the screen if the supplied stand does not place it at a comfortable height.

Dimensions, weight and desk planning

Philips family documentation lists dimensions of approximately 541 × 416 × 180 millimeters with the stand and 541 × 322 × 34 millimeters without it. Packaged dimensions are listed around 610 × 378 × 126 millimeters. Weight depends on suffix: the family sheet lists roughly 2.41 to 2.51 kilograms with the stand and 4.45 to 4.63 kilograms packaged. Because this record does not identify the full regional suffix, these are family reference values rather than a guaranteed exact-unit measurement. Leave space behind the monitor for cables and check the carton label if shipping or desk clearance is critical.

Power supply and consumption

Philips specifies an external power supply rated for 100–240 VAC, 50/60Hz. The official family sheet reports different consumption numbers across suffixes; for the base 24E2N1100 it lists approximately 17.7W typical at common test voltages and 0.5W standby. Other family variants have different figures. The monitor’s power LED is described as white during operation and blinking white in standby. Use the supply provided with the unit and confirm its label and connector; do not substitute a generic adapter based solely on another suffix’s power details.

Warranty and local purchase confirmation

Bangladesh sellers list a three-year warranty for the model name, but a retailer listing does not prove which distributor or service terms apply to BiponiBD inventory. The Philips family documentation describes regional differences, and warranty status depends on the actual SKU and serial. Before purchase, confirm the warranty provider, service location, start date, dead-pixel policy and required paperwork. Keep the purchase invoice and carton label. The catalog retains the seller-entered three-year claim with an explicit instruction to verify the local provider and serial eligibility; it does not present another seller’s promise as BiponiBD coverage.

Who may find this monitor suitable

The 24E2N1100 may suit a user looking for a compact Full HD display with HDMI and VGA, tilt adjustment, VESA mounting and everyday office or study features. Bangladesh listings describe the base model as IPS and 100Hz. It may also suit casual gaming if the actual suffix, graphics connection and system support the desired refresh rate. It may be less suitable for buyers who need multiple HDMI inputs, DisplayPort, a USB hub, built-in speakers or a height-adjustable stand. Check the exact regional suffix, local warranty and refresh mode before comparing it with related Philips L or B variants.

Setup checklist

Before installation, check that the carton and rear label show the Philips model and full suffix, then compare that suffix with the specification you intend to rely on. Attach the stand or a compatible VESA arm, use the supplied external power supply, and connect HDMI or VGA as appropriate. Select 1920 × 1080 in the computer settings and verify which refresh modes are actually offered. Set brightness for the room, test the input, buttons and screen, and confirm the local warranty documentation. Keep packaging and invoice until you have checked the unit and understand the seller’s return process.

Reading the specification table

This page separates exact-name Bangladesh seller claims from family-level Philips specifications where they differ. The 100Hz and 4ms claims are retained as local listing information; Philips documentation explains that refresh maxima, panel types and power figures vary by suffix. The catalog entry therefore does not promise 120Hz or a particular VA/IPS variant without the full product label. This distinction gives shoppers the useful published specification while making clear which facts still need confirmation for the delivered stock. If the seller provides the full suffix, the product record can be refined against the matching Philips document.

Specification summary

Key features

• 23.8-inch (60.5 cm) diagonal Full HD 1920 × 1080 display in a 16:9 format.
• IPS and W-LED specifications are listed for the Bangladesh-sold base model; Philips family also has separate VA variants.
• Local Bangladesh listings identify the unsuffixed 24E2N1100 as 100Hz; the exact regional suffix is absent from this record.
• One HDMI 1.4 input with HDCP 1.4 and one VGA input.
• Philips lists 1300:1 typical contrast for IPS family variants and 178° viewing angles.
• Anti-glare 3H surface, Flicker Free, LowBlue mode and EasyRead features are listed in Philips documentation.
• Adaptive Sync is a documented feature; exact FreeSync certification wording is not established.
• Tilt range −5° to +20°, 100 × 100 mm VESA mount and Kensington lock slot.
• External power supply for 100–240 VAC, 50/60Hz; standby consumption listed at 0.5W.

Advantages

• Compact 23.8-inch Full HD format suits common work, study and home desks.
• IPS panel and wide listed viewing angles support off-center viewing.
• HDMI and VGA inputs can connect current and older computers.
• Adaptive Sync, Flicker Free, LowBlue and EasyRead are listed features.
• VESA 100 × 100 mm mounting and tilt adjustment provide placement options.

Points to consider

• Philips family documentation varies by suffix; refresh rate and panel technology must be checked on the exact carton label.
• Only one HDMI input and one VGA input are listed; no DisplayPort or USB hub is specified.
• The included stand is tilt-only in the specifications; height adjustment is not listed.
• Bangladesh three-year warranty statements are retailer claims until the local seller/provider is confirmed.
• The catalog does not identify the full regional SKU, so some family-level figures remain qualified.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Philips 24E2N1100?

It is a Philips 1000 Series 23.8-inch Full HD monitor. Bangladesh listings identify the base 24E2N1100 as IPS and 100Hz; confirm the exact regional suffix on the carton because Philips documents multiple family variants.

Is this monitor IPS or VA?

The Bangladesh exact-model 24E2N1100 listings identify IPS. Philips also sells separate VA variants with related model names, including 24E2N1100L and 24E2N1100LB. Check the full suffix on the delivered unit.

Does it support 100Hz or 120Hz?

Bangladesh sellers list this unsuffixed 24E2N1100 as 100Hz. Philips family documentation assigns different HDMI maxima to different suffixes; some variants list 120Hz. Because this catalog record has no full regional SKU, use 100Hz as the local listing claim and confirm the unit label before relying on a different maximum.

What resolution and size does it have?

The exact-model Bangladesh listing and Philips family document specify a 23.8-inch (60.5 cm) diagonal screen with Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080 and a 16:9 aspect ratio.

What ports are included?

One HDMI 1.4 input with HDCP 1.4 and one VGA input are listed. No DisplayPort or USB hub is specified in the reviewed documentation.

What is the contrast ratio?

Bangladesh listings report 1300:1 for the IPS 24E2N1100. Philips identifies 1300:1 for IPS suffixes and 4000:1 for distinct VA variants, so verify that the delivered panel suffix matches the IPS base model.

Does it support Adaptive Sync or FreeSync?

Philips lists Adaptive Sync for the family. A Bangladesh listing describes FreeSync, but the exact certification wording for the BiponiBD stock unit is not independently confirmed.

Does it have eye-comfort features?

Philips documentation lists Flicker Free, LowBlue mode and EasyRead. These features can be enabled as needed; comfortable brightness and breaks remain important for extended sessions.

Can I mount it on a monitor arm?

Philips lists a 100 × 100 mm VESA mount and Kensington lock slot. Check the arm rating, screw length and instructions for the exact regional model.

Can the stand adjust height?

The listed stand tilt range is −5° to +20°. Height adjustment is not listed, so plan for a riser or compatible arm if you need to raise the screen.

What power supply does it use?

Philips lists an external power supply with 100–240 VAC, 50/60Hz input. The family sheet lists 0.5W standby for the base model; consumption figures vary by suffix.

What warranty applies in Bangladesh?

Local retailers list three years, but those offers do not establish coverage for BiponiBD stock. Confirm the provider, service location, written terms, start date and serial eligibility before ordering.

Sources: Philips family technical documentation and exact-name Bangladesh listings. Regional suffix, BiponiBD warranty and exact stock refresh mode require confirmation.