Walton WD215I09 21.45-inch FHD IPS 100Hz Monitor with Speakers

Walton WD215I09 21.45-inch Full HD IPS Monitor

Model, panel and screen size

The Walton WD215I09 is a 21.45-inch (54.483cm) Full HD monitor with an IPS panel and LED backlight. Walton describes a three-sided frameless design. Its native resolution is 1920 × 1080. That pixel count corresponds to a 16:9 image ratio, although Walton’s page separately lists 17:9 in the aspect-ratio field. Since those entries conflict, this description uses the ratio implied by the resolution and leaves the source discrepancy visible for anyone comparing a printed datasheet. Walton lists 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles, 300 cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast and 16.7 million colors.

Refresh modes and response time

Walton lists both 75Hz and 100Hz modes for this model. Bangladesh sellers often headline the 100Hz mode, but the official public specifications reviewed do not provide a separate timing table for HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, VGA and USB-C. The refresh rate available in practice depends on the input, cable, graphics source and selected mode. Confirm the supported mode for your particular connection before purchase if 100Hz is a firm requirement. Walton also lists a 5ms response time, without specifying whether that is a GTG, MPRT or other test method; it is therefore presented as the published figure only.

Color and viewing comfort

Walton lists 83% NTSC color gamut, while some Bangladesh retailers report 83%. This page follows the official Walton figure and records the difference; it does not promise calibrated color accuracy. The monitor also lists an anti-glare surface, Flicker Free and Low Blue Light features. These options can help adapt the screen for different rooms and work sessions, but they do not guarantee a glare-free image in all lighting. Walton publishes pixel pitch as “249.3 × 241” without units; this is commonly understood as 0.2493 × 0.241mm, but the exact units and rounding should be verified against the unit-specific sheet.

Connections and USB-C limits

Walton lists HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, USB Type-C, VGA, audio out and DC input. That combination can support computers with both digital and legacy analog outputs. Walton states the USB-C port carries video, audio and data signals (DisplayPort Alt Mode). It is not documented as high-wattage USB-PD laptop charging, and no hub capability is specified. The display uses its own 12V, 3A adapter. Check which inputs carry the desired refresh mode and which cables are included with the unit.

Built-in audio

Walton lists two 2W speakers and a separate audio-out port. The speakers can provide basic sound for meetings, lessons or casual viewing without adding a desktop speaker set. Audio out is a separate connector and can be used with compatible external audio equipment. Speaker loudness and sound quality were not described by the manufacturer specification reviewed, so treat the rating as hardware information rather than a performance promise.

Stand, mounting and physical fit

The stand is listed with tilt adjustment from -5° to +15°. Walton also lists a 100 × 100mm VESA mounting pattern and a Kensington lock. Height adjustment, swivel and pivot are not specified. Net weight is listed as 2.75kg with a ±5% tolerance. The official product page reviewed did not provide chassis width, height or depth, so measure the actual unit or request a drawing if it must fit a narrow desk, shelf or arm. The pixel pitch and ratio discrepancies are likewise worth checking from the exact model label when exact geometry is important.

Power, warranty and local service

The monitor uses a 12V, 3A adapter. Walton lists 100–240V AC input, maximum consumption of 25W and standby consumption of 0.5W. The official warranty table lists two years for the display panel, one year for the adapter and adapter board (SMPS), and three years of free service. Walton excludes damage from electrical faults, accidents, natural causes and negligence, and its terms can change. Confirm the current written warranty and the claim route for a BiponiBD unit; retain the invoice and use a compatible adapter.

Choosing this model over nearby Walton versions

Compare the complete model code. WD215I09 lists HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, USB-C, audio out and a 2W × 2 speaker system. The similar WD215I10 is marketed with a different set of ports, so do not transfer the I09 connectivity list to it. Also confirm refresh mode and USB-C capabilities, since the public sheet does not publish detailed per-port or USB-PD behavior.

Who may find the WD215I09 suitable

This monitor may suit a home desk, study space or compact office when you want a Full HD IPS screen, several input choices and basic built-in audio. The 75Hz / 100Hz modes provide options above a basic 60Hz display when supported by the chosen connection. Buyers who need USB-C laptop charging, a specific 100Hz input guarantee, exact chassis dimensions or professionally validated color should confirm those details with Walton or the seller before ordering. Retailer prices are market references only; they do not establish BiponiBD stock or today’s selling price.

Key features

• Current 100Hz revision (earlier WD215I09 batches may show 75Hz; verify the unit label and refresh modes)
• 21.45-inch (54.483cm) Full HD 1920 × 1080 IPS LED-backlit display
• Walton lists 75Hz / 100Hz refresh modes; confirm connection-specific supported mode
• 5ms response time (method not stated)
• 300 cd/m² brightness and 1000:1 contrast
• 83% NTSC gamut in Walton official source; some retailers report 85%
• Three-sided frameless design with anti-glare surface
• HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, USB Type-C, VGA, audio out and DC input
• Built-in stereo speakers rated 2W × 2
• Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Free Sync features listed by Walton
• 100 × 100mm VESA, -5° to +15° tilt and Kensington lock
• 12V, 3A adapter; up to 25W consumption and 0.5W standby
• Warranty schedule lists 2 years for panel, 1 year for adapter/SMPS and 3 years free service

Pros and points to consider

Pros

• IPS panel, Full HD resolution and 178° viewing angles suit desk work, study and home use.
• Walton lists 75Hz / 100Hz modes and 5ms response for smoother general motion than a basic 60Hz display.
• Several connection types are provided, including HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA and USB Type-C video input.
• Built-in 2W × 2 speakers reduce the need for separate speakers for basic audio.
• VESA mount, tilt adjustment, Kensington lock, Low Blue Light and Flicker Free features add flexibility.

Cons and limitations

• Walton’s aspect-ratio field says 17:9 despite its 1920 × 1080 resolution; this listing follows the mathematically consistent 16:9 ratio and flags the discrepancy.
• Walton lists 83% NTSC while some retailers report 85%; color gamut should be confirmed against the unit documentation.
• USB-C supports video/audio/data transmission, but no high-wattage laptop charging or USB hub capability is specified.
• The 5ms response-time measurement method and input-specific refresh timings are not published.
• No physical chassis dimensions were available in the official page reviewed.
• Warranty differs by part: adapter/SMPS receives one year, panel two years, and free service three years; electrical damage exclusions apply.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact monitor model and screen size?

This page is for the Walton WD215I09, a 21.45-inch (54.483cm) Full HD LED-backlit IPS monitor. Walton publishes refresh modes of 75Hz / 100Hz. Check the exact model code and refresh setting on the unit and documentation; do not confuse it with the visually similar WD215I10, whose port configuration differs.

What is the native resolution and aspect ratio?

Walton lists Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution. This pixel resolution corresponds to a 16:9 image ratio, which is also used by Bangladesh retailers. Walton’s product page separately displays 17:9 in its aspect-ratio field; that conflicts mathematically with 1920 × 1080, so the listing notes 16:9 and records the source discrepancy.

Is the WD215I09 an IPS monitor?

Yes. Walton identifies the WD215I09 panel as IPS with an LED backlight. The listed viewing angle is 178° horizontally and vertically.

Does the monitor support 75Hz or 100Hz?

Walton’s official page lists refresh rates of 75Hz / 100Hz. The product is commonly advertised in Bangladesh as a 100Hz monitor, but the sources reviewed do not provide an input-by-input timing matrix for HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA and USB-C. Supported modes depend on the computer, selected connection and settings; verify the mode with Walton or the seller if you require 100Hz on a specific input.

What response time does Walton list?

Walton lists 5ms. The public specification does not identify GTG or MPRT measurement method, so treat this as the published figure and not as a method-specific 5ms guarantee.

How bright and high-contrast is the panel?

Walton lists 300 cd/m² brightness and 1000:1 contrast. Its specification lists 178°/178° viewing angles and 16.7 million colors.

What color gamut does the monitor support?

Walton’s official product page and official monitor leaflet list 83% NTSC. Some retailers report 85%, so this listing follows Walton’s official 83% figure and records the retailer discrepancy. No calibration report or guaranteed color accuracy claim is provided.

Which input ports are included?

Walton lists HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, USB Type-C, VGA, audio out and DC input. USB Type-C is a listed video connection, but the public spec does not state USB Power Delivery wattage or USB data-hub capability. Do not assume the monitor can charge a laptop or provide USB-A hub functions.

Does it have built-in speakers and an audio output?

Walton lists two 2W speakers and audio out. Audio out is a separate connector for compatible headphones or speakers; it is not the same as the built-in 2W × 2 speakers.

Can I mount the WD215I09 on a VESA arm?

Walton lists a 100 × 100mm VESA mount, a Kensington lock and a tilt range from -5° to +15°. Height adjustment, swivel and pivot are not specified in the reviewed product sheet. Check arm capacity and installation instructions before mounting.

How heavy is the monitor, and what are its dimensions?

Walton lists net weight as 2.75kg ±5%. A body dimension drawing was not found on the reviewed official product page, so exact width, depth and height are not provided here. Measure the actual unit or request its drawing if desk fit is important.

What are the power and warranty terms?

Walton lists a 12V, 3A adapter, AC input of 100–240V, maximum consumption of 25W and standby consumption of 0.5W. Its warranty table lists two years for the display panel, one year for the adapter and adapter board (SMPS), and three years of free service. Walton’s terms exclude damage from electrical faults, accidents, natural causes and negligence; confirm the complete current terms and local claim route for the unit sold by BiponiBD.