Walton WDF14D24I CiNEXA 23.8-Inch 100Hz Full HD IPS Monitor

Product overview

The Walton WDF14D24I is a 23.8-inch Full HD IPS monitor in Walton’s CiNEXA display range. Its LED-backlit LCD panel provides 1920 × 1080 pixels in a 16:9 format for home computing, office tasks, study and general multimedia. Walton specifies a 100Hz refresh rate, 5ms Gray-to-Gray response time and 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. The screen has an anti-glare surface and a three-side frameless design. This model is a straightforward Full HD monitor rather than a QHD or 4K display. At 23.8 inches, it provides a larger desktop viewing area than compact 21.5-inch monitors while retaining a standard Full HD resolution.

Picture and motion

Walton’s official specification page lists 300 cd/m² brightness and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. It specifies 85% NTSC color gamut and 16.7 million display colors. NTSC coverage is a different color measurement from sRGB coverage, so it should not be advertised as 85% sRGB. The 100Hz refresh rate can make pointer movement, scrolling and compatible video motion look smoother than a 60Hz display. Walton lists 5ms GtG response. The actual signal rate depends on the computer, cable, selected input and settings. IPS technology supports wide listed viewing angles, while the anti-glare finish helps reduce reflections in ordinary indoor lighting.

Sync and eye-comfort features

Walton lists FreeSync support, Flicker-Free operation and a Low Blue Light mode. FreeSync can synchronize the display with a compatible graphics source when the connection and settings support it; the listing does not identify a particular certification tier. Flicker-Free and Low Blue Light are viewing features rather than a substitute for comfortable brightness, sensible placement and breaks. The monitor uses a three-side frameless design. It is suitable for everyday productivity, browsing, video and casual play where a 100Hz refresh rate is useful, but it should not be described as an esports display or native HDR monitor without separate supporting evidence.

HDR wording

Walton’s own product page says HDR is not supported and describes a firmware HDR function only. This means the catalog should not claim that the screen accepts or displays native HDR content. Firmware image processing, if available in a menu, is not equivalent to an HDR input capability or an HDR certification. The short description and FAQs retain this distinction so shoppers do not infer HDR from the word “function.”

Connections and sound

The WDF14D24I provides HDMI, VGA, an audio-out connection and DC input. HDMI is the digital video connection for modern PCs; VGA supports compatible legacy systems. The audio-out jack allows connection of external headphones or powered speakers. Walton’s specifications do not list built-in speakers, so audio should be connected from the monitor’s output or source device rather than assumed to play from internal speakers. No DisplayPort, USB-C or USB hub is listed. Check the graphics output on your computer and ensure a matching cable is available before ordering.

Stand, mounting and weight

Walton lists tilt adjustment from −5 degrees to +15 degrees and a 75 × 75 mm VESA mount. Height adjustment, swivel and pivot are not specified for the included stand. A Kensington lock is listed for physical security. Walton notes that the stand design may vary with stock, so compare the stand in the box with the product photos. The manufacturer specifies net weight of 3.30 kg ±5% and gross packaged weight of 5.5 kg ±5%; these are not the same measurement. Confirm the actual box contents and weigh/measure clearance if mounting the display on an arm or placing it on a narrow desk.

Power and warranty

The monitor uses an external adapter rated at 12V DC and 2.5A, with AC mains input to the adapter listed as 100–240V. Walton specifies maximum consumption of 30W and standby power of no more than 0.5W. Its Bangladesh warranty is component-specific: three years for the panel, one year for the adapter and adapter board, and three years for other parts. Warranty exclusions include damage from accidents, electrical faults, natural causes or negligence; the manufacturer may revise terms. Review the current warranty card and invoice for claim procedures. The description does not represent changing seller stock or price as a confirmed BiponiBD offer.

Technical specifications

Key features

• 23.8-inch IPS LED-backlit LCD with 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution.
• 100Hz refresh rate and 5ms GtG response.
• 300 cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast and 178°/178° viewing angles.
• 85% NTSC gamut and 16.7 million colors.
• HDMI, VGA, audio out and DC input connectivity.
• FreeSync support listed by Walton; compatible source and settings required.
• Flicker-Free and Low Blue Light modes.
• Anti-glare surface and 3-side frameless design.
• 75 × 75 mm VESA mount, Kensington lock and −5° to +15° tilt.
• External 12V/2.5A adapter; max draw 30W, standby ≤0.5W.

Advantages

• IPS panel with wide 178° viewing angles for shared workspaces.
• 100Hz Full HD refresh can make everyday scrolling and compatible motion smoother.
• Walton’s official 300 cd/m² brightness specification is higher than many basic office monitors.
• HDMI, VGA and audio-out provide digital, legacy and headphone/speaker connectivity.
• Local warranty is clearly split by panel, adapter and other components in Walton’s terms.

Things to consider

• Full HD at 23.8 inches offers less pixel density than QHD at the same size.
• The stand offers tilt only; height, swivel and pivot adjustment are not listed.
• VESA interface is 75 × 75 mm, so confirm compatibility with existing arms.
• Walton states HDR is not supported; a firmware HDR function should not be described as native HDR.
• Adapter warranty is one year while the panel and other parts have different coverage periods.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact model?

The exact model is Walton WDF14D24I, marketed in Walton’s CiNEXA line. Screen size and 100Hz belong in descriptive copy, not the model identifier.

What screen size and resolution does it have?

It has a 23.8-inch IPS LCD with Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution and a 16:9 aspect ratio.

Is the refresh rate 100Hz?

Yes. Walton lists 100Hz. The connected computer and selected input must support the appropriate signal.

What brightness does Walton specify?

Walton’s official product page lists 300 cd/m². Some monitor listings may show different values, so this description follows the manufacturer page.

What color gamut does it support?

Walton lists 85% NTSC and 16.7 million colors. This figure is not the same as sRGB coverage and should not be restated as 85% sRGB.

Does it support HDR?

Walton says HDR is not supported and describes only a firmware HDR function. Do not treat that as native HDR input or certification.

Does it support FreeSync?

Walton lists FreeSync support. Practical operation depends on the computer GPU, connection and configuration; verify with the source device.

Which ports are available?

The monitor provides HDMI, VGA, audio output and DC input. The supplied model does not list USB-C or DisplayPort.

Does the monitor have built-in speakers?

The Walton specifications list an audio-out jack but do not list built-in speakers. Connect headphones or powered speakers to audio out or to the computer.

Can the stand adjust height?

The included stand tilts from −5° to +15°. Height adjustment, swivel and pivot are not listed. Walton also notes stand design may vary by stock.

What VESA mount does it use?

Walton lists a 75 × 75 mm VESA mount and a Kensington lock. Confirm that your arm supports this pattern and the monitor’s weight.

What warranty applies in Bangladesh?

Walton lists three years for the panel, one year for the adapter/adapter board and three years for other parts. Check the current warranty card and exclusions, especially electrical damage and adapter coverage.

Verify current availability, stand variant, accessories and warranty card with the seller. Walton lists a firmware HDR function only, not HDR support.