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Best interactive displays for conference rooms

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The best interactive displays for conference rooms are all-in-one video boards: a 4K touchscreen with the camera, microphones and speakers built in, running Microsoft Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms. Top picks are the Neat Board 50 for small rooms, the Logitech Rally Board 65 and Yealink MeetingBoard 65 Pro for mid-size rooms, and the Yealink MeetingBoard 86 Pro for larger rooms and classrooms.

Best interactive displays for conference rooms
Best interactive displays for conference rooms: all-in-one touch boards from Neat, Logitech and Yealink with built-in cameras, Teams and Zoom support.

Top interactive displays at a glance

Model Size Rooms Platforms Price
Neat Board 32 32" Focus, huddle Teams, Zoom, Meet, BYOD $3,990
Neat Board 50 50" Huddle, small, medium Teams, Zoom, Meet, BYOD $6,390
Yealink MeetingBoard 65 Pro 65" Small, medium Teams, Zoom, BYOD $5,577
Logitech Rally Board 65 65" Small to large Teams, Zoom, Meet, BYOD $8,399
Neat Board Pro 65" Medium, large Teams, Zoom, Meet, BYOD $8,490
Yealink MeetingBoard 86 Pro 86" Medium, large, classroom Teams, Zoom, BYOD $8,130

Prices can change. Specs are manufacturer-published.

Best for small rooms: Neat Board 50

The Neat Board 50 is a 50-inch 4K touch board with camera and audio built in. It fits huddle and small rooms where a 65-inch screen would overwhelm the wall. Mount it with the Neat Board 50 Wall Mount or put it on the Adaptive Stand to roll it between spaces. Neat Board 50 guide.

For a desk or a one-to-two-person focus room, the Neat Board 32 is a 32-inch 4K all-in-one touchscreen.

Best 65-inch boards

Best for large rooms and classrooms: Yealink MeetingBoard 86 Pro

The MeetingBoard 86 Pro gives you an 86-inch 4K screen and 12 m (about 39 ft) of pickup. The bigger canvas matters in training rooms and classrooms where people sit far from the board. MeetingBoard 86 Pro guide.

Interactive display vs TV plus video bar

All-in-one board TV + video bar
Touch and inking Yes No (needs a separate whiteboard device)
Install One device, one mount Two devices, plus cabling
Screen size flexibility Fixed sizes Any TV size
Cost for a 65" room Higher Lower
Best for Brainstorming, teaching, design reviews Talking-heads meetings and screen sharing

If your meetings are mostly presentations, a TV with a video bar is cheaper and does the job. Pick a board when people actually draw, annotate or co-edit.

How Teams and Zoom work on a board

These boards run the meeting software natively, so you join, share and whiteboard on the screen itself.

  • Microsoft Teams: boards run Teams Rooms on Android, with Microsoft Whiteboard built into meetings. See whiteboarding in Teams Rooms.
  • Zoom: boards run Zoom Rooms, including Zoom's whiteboard features.
  • Google Meet: supported on the Neat and Logitech boards listed above.
  • BYOD: most boards also accept a laptop over USB-C or HDMI, so guests can use their own platform.

Check which platform a specific board is certified for before you order. Our interactive display guide explains the categories in more detail.

What to check before buying

  1. Room size and viewing distance. A 50-inch board is fine for 4-6 people. Go 65 or 86 inches as seats move farther away.
  2. Mounting. Wall mount, floor stand or mobile cart. Boards are heavy, so confirm wall construction.
  3. Network. Appliance boards need wired Ethernet and access to Teams or Zoom services.
  4. Licensing. Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms each need a room license. Check current pricing with Microsoft or Zoom.
  5. Content sharing. Plan how guests share: native casting, a USB-C cable such as the Neat USB-C Cable 5 m, or a wireless presentation system.

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