Product overview
The Walton CiNEXA WDF15E24I is a 23.8-inch Full HD monitor with an IPS panel and maximum 100Hz refresh rate. Walton’s official Bangladesh page identifies the model as WDF15E24I and lists the panel as LED-backlit LCD, 1920 × 1080 resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, 300 cd/m² brightness and 1000:1 contrast. It also lists a built-in camera, dual 5W speakers, a broad set of video and USB connections, FreeSync, Flicker Free and Low Blue Light modes. These verified features make the display distinct from a basic monitor that provides only a panel and stand.
The product name should keep the CiNEXA family and WDF15E24I model clear, while using screen size and refresh rate as descriptive specifications. Walton lists the display size as 23.8 inches (60.452 cm). The base model code is WDF15E24I; “23.8-inch” and “100Hz” should not be folded into the model or manufacturer part number. The exact monitor in the local gallery has a light-colored stand and a top-mounted camera module, while the official technical page is the source for features and warranty terms.
Screen size and Full HD resolution
A 23.8-inch panel provides a desktop-sized workspace for documents, browser windows, video meetings and general computing. Walton specifies Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080 in a 16:9 aspect ratio. This resolution is widely supported by desktop computers and makes the monitor suitable for everyday office and home use. At typical desktop viewing distances, the screen can display web pages, spreadsheets and video without requiring a high-end graphics output.
Full HD is different from QHD and 4K. A higher-resolution monitor of the same physical size can show finer detail or more interface content at once. Buyers who work with dense spreadsheets, detailed image editing or multiple small application windows may prefer a sharper panel. The best fit depends on viewing distance and text scaling as well as resolution. This listing does not describe the WDF15E24I as a QHD or 4K display.
IPS panel and image characteristics
Walton lists an IPS panel, 300 cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 85% NTSC color gamut and up to 16.7 million display colors. The manufacturer also lists 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. The anti-glare surface can help reduce reflections from nearby light sources, although screen placement and room lighting still affect visibility. The listed color gamut uses an NTSC percentage; it should not be converted to an Adobe RGB, DCI-P3 or sRGB coverage value without a matching measurement.
These published values describe the model specifications, not a calibration report for each unit. No factory calibration certificate, Delta E result or uniformity report was found in the reviewed manufacturer page. Buyers doing color-critical work should consider a calibrated display and workflow. Walton’s specification also explicitly says HDR is not supported, with only a firmware HDR function noted. That distinction matters: a firmware menu option does not establish HDR panel brightness, contrast or HDR certification.
Refresh rate and response time
The WDF15E24I is listed for up to 100Hz and a 5ms gray-to-gray response time. A higher refresh mode can make compatible motion, pointer movement and scrolling look smoother than a 60Hz mode. To use the maximum refresh rate, the graphics output, selected resolution, port and cable must support the required timing. After connection, select 1920 × 1080 and check the operating system’s advanced display settings for the available refresh rates.
The actual frame rate of a game or video is set by the computer and application. A 100Hz monitor does not create additional frames by itself. Walton lists FreeSync support, but supported ranges and input-specific behavior are not stated on the sources reviewed. Buyers who depend on adaptive sync should check the manual and the graphics card compatibility for the exact unit. The monitor’s 5ms GTG figure is a manufacturer specification and does not mean every pixel transition takes exactly the same time in every picture mode.
Camera and video meetings
The official Walton specification lists a built-in camera, and the product gallery visibly shows a camera module centered above the display. This can reduce the need to attach a separate webcam for calls. The reviewed source does not state camera resolution, field of view, microphone presence, autofocus, privacy shutter, operating-system requirements or video format. Those items should remain unspecified until confirmed by a manual or product label.
For video meetings, the computer still needs compatible camera software and an application that can access the device. A camera being integrated into the display does not establish microphone capability, image quality in low light or any privacy control. Before an important call, users should check that the operating system recognizes the camera and that the meeting app has permission to use it. This description keeps the documented benefit while avoiding unsupported camera performance promises.
Built-in speakers and audio
Walton lists two built-in speakers rated at 5W each. Integrated speakers can provide basic audio for calls, system alerts and general video playback without a separate desktop speaker pair. The manufacturer does not publish a frequency response, sound-pressure level or room-size recommendation in the specification reviewed, so the listing does not claim a particular sound quality.
The connection list includes audio input and audio output. A computer can send video and sound over a supported HDMI or DisplayPort connection, while the monitor’s audio connections offer additional routing options. Exact behavior may depend on the source device, cable and operating-system sound settings. Users who need stronger bass, higher volume or more precise audio should use dedicated speakers or headphones. The monitor’s speakers are a convenience feature, not a replacement for a purpose-built audio system.
Video inputs and compatibility
The official specification lists DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA video inputs. This gives the monitor options for newer computers with digital outputs and older systems that still use VGA. DisplayPort and HDMI can carry digital video; VGA uses an analog signal. The exact supported resolution and refresh rate can depend on the output device and cable. If an adapter is needed, verify that it is compatible with the desired Full HD 100Hz timing rather than assuming every adapter passes all modes.
The Star Tech feature summary abbreviates the ports as HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort and audio out. Walton’s own list additionally shows audio input, two USB-A ports, USB-B and DC input. Buyers should compare these details to the rear-panel labels and manual for the regional unit. No USB-C connector is listed. This monitor therefore should not be marketed as a one-cable USB-C display or docking monitor.
USB ports and peripheral setup
Walton lists two USB-A ports and a USB-B port. These indicate USB connectivity on the monitor, but the public specification does not explain the upstream cable, hub behavior, data rate, charging output or supported peripheral load. Confirm the manual and package contents before expecting the display to act as a USB hub. The catalog records the port count and type without inventing functions that are not stated.
If the USB-B port is used as the upstream connection for the USB-A ports, a compatible cable may be needed; the sources reviewed do not confirm whether that cable is included. For a keyboard, mouse or webcam passthrough setup, check the monitor manual, attach the upstream link if required and verify that the connected computer detects the peripherals. Do not assume a USB-A port provides fast charging or that every port has the same power capability.
Eye comfort and adaptive sync
Walton lists Flicker Free, Low Blue Light mode and FreeSync support. These features are intended to provide display options for everyday viewing and compatible variable-refresh use. Low Blue Light changes the screen’s color appearance, so users may notice a warmer image. The best setting depends on the room and task. Regular breaks and comfortable brightness remain important during long computer sessions.
FreeSync support may reduce tearing when the monitor and compatible graphics hardware operate within a supported range. Walton’s source does not specify the FreeSync range or which input modes support it. The update therefore records the feature as manufacturer-listed without promising a particular range or that it works with every device. The product’s 100Hz maximum remains the monitor timing limit; adaptive sync does not increase that limit.
Stand, tilt and VESA mounting
The monitor stand tilts from −5° to +15° according to Walton. The product images show a sculpted stand and a slim display profile. Height adjustment is listed as unavailable; no swivel or pivot adjustment is stated. Users who need a different screen height can use a stable riser or consider a compatible arm. The VESA pattern is listed as 100 × 100 mm, allowing compatible mounts if the arm, screws and desk or wall structure are suitable for the display.
The manufacturer also lists a Kensington lock for securing the monitor with a compatible cable. VESA mounting and the Kensington slot serve different purposes: the VESA pattern attaches a mount, while a lock can deter casual removal. The sources reviewed do not provide complete external dimensions, so measure the actual product or consult the printed manual before choosing a shelf, arm clearance or carrying case.
Power requirements and energy
Walton lists 12V DC input, a 12V / 3A power supply, a maximum power consumption of 36W and standby consumption up to 0.5W. These are the manufacturer’s electrical specifications. The monitor uses a DC adapter; verify that the included adapter label matches the required voltage and polarity. The source does not establish a universal plug style or regional adapter bundle, so confirm the shipped adapter with the seller.
Maximum consumption is not the same as typical consumption in every mode. Brightness setting, connected USB peripherals, camera operation and operating conditions can affect actual draw. The product should not be called “low power” or assigned an energy certification unless supporting measurements or certification records are available. Keep ventilation around the monitor and avoid using damaged cables or an adapter with an incompatible rating.
Weight and physical handling
Walton lists net weight as 5.05 kg ±5% and gross/package weight as 7.1 kg ±5%. The heavier package figure includes packaging and should not be entered as the monitor’s net shipping-free weight. The current product variant has no physical measurements saved. Walton’s public page reviewed here does not provide width, height or depth values, so those dimensions should remain unknown rather than be estimated from product photographs.
When selecting a VESA arm or moving the monitor, use the manufacturer’s net-weight figure and the mount’s rated load. The stand and camera affect the actual setup; leave space for ports and cable bends behind the screen. Package weight can help with courier planning, but it is not a substitute for product dimensions or an exact shipping weight measured by the seller.
Warranty and service terms
Walton’s official Bangladesh page lists three years for the panel, one year for the adapter and adapter board (SMPS), and three years for all other parts. The page includes exclusions for damage from accidents, electrical faults, natural causes and negligence, and says the authority may change its terms. Star Tech advertises a three-year service warranty and specifies three years for the panel and one year for the adapter. This component breakdown is more precise than a single “three years” label.
Warranty details should be read with the invoice and warranty card for the unit being sold. Provider, repair location, service process and exact coverage may depend on distribution channel and purchase date. This listing can report Walton’s published Bangladesh terms, but the buyer should confirm that the actual seller supplies local Walton warranty coverage and that the adapter and remaining parts have the stated periods.
Bangladesh price and availability
When checked on 4 November 2026, Walton’s product page listed ৳18,550 and linked to Walton Plaza. Walton’s monitor-category result showed WDF15E24I as “Upcoming,” so the product page price does not by itself establish store-level availability in a buyer’s district. Star Tech’s current product page showed “In Stock,” cash/online price ৳17,499, a struck-through ৳18,550, and a separate regular/EMI price of ৳19,470. The page’s descriptive copy also says the latest price is ৳17,499.
These are retailer observations, not a live BiponiBD offer. The catalog variant MSRP is set to Walton’s listed ৳18,550 manufacturer reference. Star Tech’s separate ৳17,499 cash/online price is recorded as current competitor context and is not a BiponiBD checkout offer. The market context records the source URLs, date, stock status and distinct cash/regular values instead of turning the higher EMI reference into a simple market-price maximum. Buyers should check current stock, delivery region, payment method and warranty with the seller before ordering.
Advantages, limitations and intended use
The built-in camera and two 5W speakers are useful differentiators for users who need a compact video-call and media setup. A 23.8-inch IPS panel, Full HD resolution and 100Hz maximum refresh cover common home and office work. DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA offer broad video compatibility, while USB-A/USB-B, audio in/out, VESA mounting and a Kensington lock add flexibility for a desk installation.
The main trade-offs are the Full HD resolution, the lack of height adjustment, and incomplete public documentation for camera and USB-hub behavior. At 5.05 kg net, it is not a lightweight portable monitor. HDR is not supported according to Walton, even though a firmware HDR function is mentioned. Users seeking higher pixel density, a height-adjustable stand, USB-C docking or certified HDR should compare other models.
Setup checklist and source notes
Before setup, confirm the WDF15E24I model on the carton and check that the power adapter is rated 12V / 3A. Connect via HDMI or DisplayPort where available, or use VGA with compatible equipment. In display settings, choose 1920 × 1080 and check if 100Hz is available. Adjust tilt to reduce glare and connect USB peripherals only after confirming the upstream USB connection in the manual. Test the integrated camera and speakers in the intended applications before a video call.
Walton’s official product page is the primary source for specifications, price and warranty terms. Star Tech provides the local product code and retailer price/warranty presentation. Their cash price currently matches ৳17,499 across the retailer page, while Walton lists ৳18,550 and the retailer exposes a separate ৳19,470 regular/EMI value. These values remain attributed to their sources. If the seller’s delivered unit has different accessories, warranty terms or stock status, update the listing from a dated confirmation rather than relying on a copied catalogue field.
