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Hi Everyone,

 

I am in the process of getting a fairly large display for our new hall (Don’t want projector as its too much hassle, H&S etc..) and have been quoted good on the following 4 products.

 

IIYAMA 86" TH8667MIS-B1AG INTERACTIVE DISPLAY

Hitachi UHD8410

BenQ RP840G - 84"

View Sonic 84" CDE8452T

 

What I would like to know from your experience, knowledge and comparing skills, is which one of these is the best. My primary needs are it has to have an Audio out, toughened screen, anti-glare, and lasts for ages.

 

It will be used for school assemblies, also for when the place is being rented out. Therefore, it needs to also work on its own accord. The audio will be piped to a fixed PA system.

 

I could compare them all myself but at the moment I am mentally too tired and losing it big time. Please could you all help please.

 

(No student interaction is needed. Originally, it was just going to be a screen with hardened glass. However, it is cheaper to get an Interactive Screen.)

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hi there if it was me look at the Hitachi UHD8410 BenQ RP840G - 84" View Sonic 84" CDE8452T if they want to get student up and do interactive stuff i would ask that question first but if it was me look at the other ones first
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hi there if it was me look at the Hitachi UHD8410 BenQ RP840G - 84" View Sonic 84" CDE8452T if they want to get student up and do interactive stuff i would ask that question first but if it was me look at the other ones first

 

Just added to the bottom of the first post I have added your reply. Just incase others ask.

 

(No student interaction is needed. Originally, it was just going to be a screen with hardened glass. However, it is cheaper to get an Interactive Screen.)

 

Also what do you mean by looking at other ones first? These are the only screens that are not over 4.7k

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The desition is that one of these will be purchased. Please dont add any others to the mix. I cant state the pricing online as the quotes are not like you see online. Edited by Dan_ATR
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Just by coincidence I have had a demo of the Viewsonic done for me today. It looks to be a very similar product to the Iiyama and Benq and from what I can gather it's pricing is favourable over the others. Personally I have an extensive history of using the Iiyama and Benq screens before and I know them to be well built and reliable, so if I had to buy one right now my preference would be to lean towards them.
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Just by coincidence I have had a demo of the Viewsonic done for me today. It looks to be a very similar product to the Iiyama and Benq and from what I can gather it's pricing is favourable over the others. Personally I have an extensive history of using the Iiyama and Benq screens before and I know them to be well built and reliable, so if I had to buy one right now my preference would be to lean towards them.

 

Thank you so much for that. Thats really helpfull. :)

 

Pricing wise, the pricing is in this order.

 

Expencive is at the top. There is a reason why they are spaced, with out giving much away.

7. Hitachi UHD8410

6.

5. BenQ RP840G - 84"

4.

3. IIYAMA 86" TH8667MIS-B1AG INTERACTIVE DISPLAY

2.

1. View Sonic 84" CDE8452T

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Thank you so much for that. Thats really helpfull. :)

 

Pricing wise, the pricing is in this order.

 

Expencive is at the top. There is a reason why they are spaced, with out giving much away.

7. Hitachi UHD8410

6.

5. BenQ RP840G - 84"

4.

3. IIYAMA 86" TH8667MIS-B1AG INTERACTIVE DISPLAY

2.

1. View Sonic 84" CDE8452T

 

Anytime :) I thought as much - Viewsonic's pricing is very aggressive to gets themselves a foothold in the market.

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5. BenQ RP840G - 84"

 

ask your reseller to speak with their BenQ rep, we might be able to do something on that, if they don't have a contact then PM me.

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(Don’t want projector as its too much hassle, H&S etc..)

 

I think I would suggest you think again about the possibility of a projector. (I don't understand why - for example - its a H & S issue ....nor for that matter why its a hassle...) A 4000 lumen+ projector (either long or short throw) would be a tiny fraction of the price (clearly your school doesn't have the current spending squeeze) and would be a lot easier to protect in cage or something than a large screen which in a hall (especially if the hall used for productions or something) is extraordinarily vulnerable to damage. We have had a decent projector in our hall for more than 5 years.....its not actually on for long any day. I'd have difficulty justifying why we should spend 5 times more to achieve the same result....would rather spend the money on other stuff. I'm sure the day will come when a screen is the right choice...and it probably is today for screens around the 50 inch size.

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The reason why Screen is becouse its going to be on for most days. Projector lamps over time do dim, they can be easily damaged, projectors need to be configured, they also need to be mounted and look tacky. I am unable to put on one the ceiling due to type of ceiling there is and we are unable to place one up there (We could put one on the wall). Then when it comes to slight interactivity, your more less now in the same ball court. I have used them before in instances like this and they do not cut the job IMO. Also I need it for external people to use. ie, pc. Edited by Dan_ATR

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