JIYANG 55 Inch 4K Touchscreen Digital Signage Display Kiosk, Indoor Floor Standing LCD Advertising Display with Android Media Player, HDMI/USB/WiFi Input Auto Split Screen(Black

I set this up as a self-ordering kiosk for my business and it works great. The touchscreen is responsive, the display is clear, and the Android system makes it easy to run ordering apps. It looks professional in the store and customers can use it without much trouble. Very happy with how it turned out.

The JYXCN 49″ Smart Board has been an excellent addition to our institute. We use it to showcase our digital staff directory and promote campus events, and it performs beautifully. The display is bright, clear, and professional-looking — perfect for high-traffic areas. Uploading and updating content is quick and simple, and the board’s dual system allows us to run presentations, videos, and interactive content seamlessly. It’s reliable, easy to manage, and adds a modern, polished touch to our institute’s communication and engagement efforts. Highly recommended for schools and organizations looking to create dynamic digital signage and interactive information displays.

This digital signage display has exceeded all my expectations. The high-definition screen is absolutely stunning, with vivid colors and sharp images that make both photos and videos incredibly engaging. Setting it up was a breeze — it’s truly plug-and-play, requiring minimal technical expertise. The touchscreen is very responsive, which adds an interactive element perfect for modern advertising. One of the standout features is its Android-based system, making it an excellent platform for playing ads seamlessly. Unlike traditional banner stands, which cost $220+ per use and are non-reusable, this digital signage display offers a cost-effective, reusable solution that allows content to be updated instantly via a smartphone. I highly recommend using the 9:16 aspect ratio or 1080x1920 resolution for the best display quality. Additionally, this device allows you to schedule automatic power on and off times, helping to conserve energy when it’s not in use. The built-in speakers are loud and clear, ensuring that videos are heard even in noisy environments — a major plus for trade shows or crowded events. At our restaurant, many customers waiting for their tables are naturally drawn to it, spending time watching the engaging content. It’s truly an incredible platform for advertising. This is hands down the most versatile and efficient advertising tool I’ve ever used. If you’re considering upgrading your advertising setup, I can’t recommend this enough!

We use for tradeshows and it's a big hit with our customers. Great quality.

I travel around to Safety Expos throughout the United States. These are real eye-candy to potential prospects as I have the simulations running real time while they pass by, or stop - to show exactly what our service can offer - this is like having a second person there to capture attention, answer questions and catch passers-by with moving live graphics. This digital signage display is clearly aimed at commercial use, and it works well for environments where you want information or advertising to stand out. The floor-standing design gives it a professional look that fits nicely in retail stores, lobbies, restaurants, trade shows, or waiting areas. The screen quality is solid for signage purposes. The 1080p display is bright and clear, with wide viewing angles that make content easy to see from different positions in a room. Videos and images play smoothly, and the split-screen functionality is useful for showing multiple types of content at once. The plug-and-play setup is one of the better features. Being able to load content from a USB drive without complicated software makes it approachable for smaller businesses that just want something simple and reliable. Automatic looping and scrolling text also help keep things dynamic without constant management. The split-screen options add flexibility for menus, promotions, announcements, or mixed media presentations. It gives the display a more polished, professional feel compared to static signage. At $999, it’s definitely an investment, but that’s fairly normal for commercial digital signage hardware with this type of form factor. If there’s a downside, it’s that content creation still matters—a high-end display won’t help much if the graphics or videos being shown are low quality. You will deifinitely need help moving these, as they are HEAVY, but this also means they are not easy to tip over accidentally. Plan accordingly. Overall, it’s a professional-looking signage solution that works well for businesses wanting a modern, attention-grabbing display without overly complicated operation.

Great touchscreen for showroom! We bought if for our store and it helps customers scroll through our product catalog! The customer service was fast and easy to work with

This arrived quickly, and while heavy, was easy to put together. It has lots over versatility and we're using it for digital signage. The touchscreen makes it easy to interact with, and super happy we got this.

The device itself is very well built and solid while not being overly heavy. The picture quality of the screen is great, and the touchscreen is responsive, as is the IR remote. I've tried it with a Pi 4 connected to the HDMI input and it's usable there with a wireless mouse/keyboard, as well. The built-in Android device (DOES NOT have Google Play - thought I should point that out) is reasonably performant, and for its built in photo gallery it works great, although I couldn't find a setting to scale pictures to fill - it will change the aspect ratio to fit a given layout, which can lead to funny looking pictures of people. The built-in base Android browser works okay, and that's probably how we're going to use it. I'm going to try sideloading Chrome or another browser that will give me the option to "install" a Progressive Web App - then I can make an interactive experience with this thing. It does give you power in the cabinet and a place to mount a mini PC (or Pi) and gives it an HDMI input that you can select with the remote or touch screen, but I couldn't find a way to connect the touchscreen digitizer to that device. Having a mini PC or a Pi 5 in there with touchscreen control would be amazing. I reached out to support, but they weren't able to give me any instructions for that. I'm quite tempted to remove the Android board and see if I can figure out what protocol the digitizer is using. If I could replace the built-in system with something more performant it would be nice. I'm also planning to try to sideload the NDI receiver app. Wireless near-real-time video would be cool.