Walton CiNEXA WD215I10 21.45-inch 120Hz FHD IPS Monitor

Walton CiNEXA WD215I10 21.45-inch 120Hz Full HD IPS Monitor

Exact 120Hz revision and product identity

This listing targets the 120Hz revision of Walton CiNEXA WD215I10, a 21.45-inch Full HD IPS monitor. Walton’s official product page says the WD215I10 is supplied in 75Hz, 100Hz or 120Hz versions depending on stock availability, and notes that the stand design may vary for the 120Hz variant. Local listings distinguish the 120Hz revision from the earlier 100Hz and 75Hz units. The BiponiBD product is titled 120Hz and its existing variant SKU includes 120HZ, so this content identifies that advertised revision while advising the buyer to verify the unit label and available mode. Do not mix its 120Hz headline with P678’s separate 100Hz listing or the older 75Hz revision.

Panel and native resolution

Walton lists a 21.5-inch IPS LED-backlit panel with Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080. Local 120Hz listings often describe the active display as 21.45 inches. Those descriptions refer to the same marketed screen class, but follow the exact label on the carton if a dimensional fit matters. The 16:9 ratio follows the stated pixel resolution; 1920 divided by 1080 equals 16:9. One Walton page displays a 17:9 entry, which conflicts with both the native resolution and retailer specification tables and is treated as a page-data inconsistency. Set 1920 × 1080 on the connected computer for the native picture mode.

120Hz adaptive refresh and 5ms response

The target revision is sold by local retailers as a 120Hz adaptive monitor, and Walton’s official page includes 120Hz among the WD215I10 stock-dependent versions. The source does not publish a dependable per-input maximum timing table, so check the delivered monitor, graphics source and cable together. Some HDMI revisions or adapters may limit the mode available at 1920 × 1080. Walton and retailers list 5ms response time; some 120Hz offers describe overdrive. Response time is not measured input lag, and the refresh rate does not guarantee a particular game frame rate. Verify 120Hz in the operating system after setup before relying on the advertised revision.

Brightness, color and image surface

The shared Walton listing states 300 cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast, 16.7 million colors, anti-glare surface and 178° horizontal/vertical viewing angles. Color gamut differs by revision source: some 120Hz retailer sheets state 83% NTSC, while Walton’s umbrella page lists 85% NTSC. This page flags that 83–85% source range instead of assigning a unit measurement. The 120Hz seller listings identify an IPS panel; no independent lab measurement or factory calibration certificate was located. Use a suitable screen profile and check independent testing if color-critical work matters. Brightness ratings do not prevent glare in direct sunlight.

Audio, ports and speakers

The 120Hz WD215I10 listing includes one HDMI input, one VGA input, a DC power connection and audio out. Walton also lists two built-in 2W speakers. This combination can provide basic sound without separate desktop speakers, while the 3.5mm audio-out connection can serve compatible headphones or external audio equipment. The quality and loudness of compact monitor speakers depend on content and settings. Confirm the exact connectors on the rear of the delivered revision. Do not copy USB-C or DisplayPort features from WD215I09 or other Walton monitor models, which have different model numbers and interfaces.

Adaptive sync and eye-care features

Walton lists FreeSync, Flicker Free and Low Blue Light for WD215I10. Retailers also describe anti-glare. These features can help with compatible display use and reflections, but do not promise that eye fatigue will be prevented. FreeSync operation depends on supported graphics hardware, software, connection and the display’s actual operating range; the exact range is not published on the product page reviewed. Use comfortable brightness, reduce reflections and take breaks during long sessions. Do not infer HDR support or a medical certification from these product-feature names.

Stand, VESA and model revisions

Walton lists a tilt range from -5° to +15° and a 75 × 75mm VESA pattern. It explicitly notes that stand design may vary for the 120Hz variant. The BiponiBD gallery’s first image shows a black monitor with a three-leg base; that visual is consistent with a newer stand design, but does not authenticate the delivered stock unit. A wall bracket is not confirmed as included. Check the rear mounting pattern, screw requirements and included base on the delivered unit. Height, swivel and pivot are not listed, so treat the stand as tilt-only unless the unit documentation shows otherwise.

Pixel pitch: unit correction

Walton and some retailer pages display the pixel-pitch numbers as “249.3 × 241” without consistent units, and some mistakenly append millimetres. A retailer source gives 249.3 × 241 micrometres, equivalent to approximately 0.2493 × 0.241mm. That micrometre interpretation is physically plausible for this screen and should not be confused with hundreds of millimetres. The product attribute preserves the unit issue as a source note rather than repeating a clearly implausible millimetre value. This normalized figure is retailer-interpreted, not represented as a fresh measurement of the BiponiBD unit.

Dimensions, weight and mounting fit

The shared Walton listing gives 492 × 281 × 7.6mm, with 7.6mm describing the slim edge profile; the 120Hz stand may vary by batch. Other family listings show a thicker body measurement of 492.7 × 284.0 × 41.2mm. Because the product pages do not consistently identify the measurement points, this entry flags the difference and avoids promising exact assembled desk dimensions. Walton lists net weight around 2.00kg ±5% and gross package weight around 3.50kg ±5%. Leave room for the base, adapter and cable bends. Check the exact manual if you have strict desk, shelf or arm clearances.

Power and package contents

Walton specifies an external DC 12V, 2.5A adapter, AC input of 100–240V, maximum consumption of 30W and standby around 0.5W. Local 120Hz listings describe 15W typical usage, while Walton’s page emphasizes the maximum and standby ratings; these refer to different operating conditions. Use the adapter supplied with the monitor and verify its label rather than selecting a replacement by connector shape. Walton lists the base, power adapter and HDMI cable as standard contents. Confirm the actual box and cable version with BiponiBD, especially because stand design varies on the 120Hz stock revision.

Warranty and local price

Walton’s official warranty schedule lists three years for the panel and other parts, and one year for adapter/adapter board (SMPS), subject to stated exclusions. Bangladesh 120Hz listings commonly reflect the same split, though some sellers summarize it simply as three years. The saved BiponiBD record says three years for the panel and one year for the adapter. Confirm the warranty card, provider, serial eligibility and claim route for the exact unit. Retailer offers for the 120Hz version have been observed around BDT 8,999–9,500; these competitor prices change and do not establish BiponiBD stock or offer. The saved catalog price is BDT 8,999 and status Active; verify current checkout price and delivery before ordering.

Use cases and trade-offs

The IPS Full HD screen, advertised 120Hz adaptive mode, two 2W speakers and HDMI/VGA inputs can suit home, office, study and casual gaming when the delivered unit and computer support the desired mode. The built-in audio can be convenient for basic video or calls. Buyers should note that the same model code has 75Hz, 100Hz and 120Hz stock revisions, color gamut differs between sources, and Walton says the 120Hz stand can vary. The 5ms figure is not input lag, and no independent performance measurement is claimed. If a particular refresh rate, cable, stand shape or warranty term is essential, confirm the exact revision before ordering.

Setup, care and revision check

Before setup, inspect the carton and monitor label for WD215I10 and confirm that the supplied unit is the 120Hz revision. Attach the included base according to the manual, connect the correct adapter, then use HDMI if that is the supported path for 120Hz on the computer. Select 1920 × 1080 and 120Hz only if available in the display settings. If 120Hz is missing, check the cable, graphics output, driver and any dock or converter. Test the speakers and audio-out connection. Adjust tilt within the stated range and clean the panel gently following Walton’s instructions. Keep the invoice, warranty card, serial label and packaging until the unit is verified.

Source and non-inference boundaries

This audit checked Walton’s official WD215I10 page and named Bangladesh listings for the 120Hz revision. Walton confirms that the model code spans 75/100/120Hz stock and that the 120Hz stand may differ. Star Tech product code 51978 and other local 120Hz listings support the target variant; retailer codes are excluded from the BiponiBD MPN/SKU. The 120Hz batch has 83% NTSC in some retailer sheets while Walton lists 85% on the umbrella page. Public sources do not verify the exact BiponiBD warehouse revision, its current stock/price, batch origin, warranty fulfillment channel or image rights. Those items remain explicit checks rather than assumed facts.

Frequently asked questions

How does this 120Hz WD215I10 differ from the other WD215I10 versions?

Walton uses WD215I10 for stock versions listed at 75Hz, 100Hz and 120Hz. This BiponiBD entry is advertised as the 120Hz variant; check the carton label and display settings on the delivered unit.

What is the display size and resolution?

Walton lists a 21.5-inch screen; local listings often call the active size 21.45 inches. The native resolution is Full HD 1920 × 1080.

Is it an IPS panel?

Yes. Walton and local exact-model listings identify an IPS LED-backlit panel.

What refresh rate does this listing support?

The target revision is listed as 120Hz adaptive by local sellers, and Walton includes 120Hz among its stock-dependent versions. Verify the shipped revision and mode with the source device.

What response time is specified?

Walton and local sellers list 5ms; some listings label it overdrive. It is not a measured input-lag value.

What brightness and color gamut are listed?

Walton lists 300 cd/m² and 85% NTSC, while some 120Hz retailer sheets say 83% NTSC. Treat gamut as revision/source dependent until verified on the unit.

Does it have speakers?

Yes. Walton lists two built-in 2W speakers. An audio-out connection is also listed.

Which video inputs are included?

One HDMI and one VGA input are listed. The monitor also has DC power and audio out.

Can it be wall mounted?

Walton lists 75 × 75mm VESA mounting. Confirm hardware and bracket inclusion for the delivered unit.

What power adapter and consumption are specified?

Walton lists an external 12V/2.5A adapter, 30W maximum and about 0.5W standby. Retailers cite different typical-use figures.

What warranty applies to the unit?

Walton lists three years for panel/other parts and one year for adapter/SMPS, subject to terms. Confirm BiponiBD provider and serial coverage.

What is the current price and stock status?

The saved BiponiBD price is BDT 8,999 and catalog status Active. This does not independently confirm current physical stock, delivery or checkout total.