The right interactive board combines presentation, annotation and collaboration tools in one conference-room display.
Choosing the right interactive board for a conference room comes down to more than screen size.
Touch accuracy, wireless screen sharing, video conferencing compatibility and how comfortably content can be viewed from around the table all affect how useful a board becomes once it is installed.
This guide compares six strong options for modern meeting environments, covering compact huddle rooms, mid-size conference rooms and large boardrooms. For a wider business AV setup, you can also explore ScreenMoove's meeting room displays and conference room solutions.
What to Look for in an Interactive Board for a Conference Room
Before comparing individual models, focus on the specifications that directly affect day-to-day meetings rather than simply choosing the board with the longest specification sheet.
Touch Performance
Multi-touch support and responsive annotation make collaborative whiteboarding and document mark-up feel significantly more natural.
Google EDLA
EDLA-certified Android boards provide access to Google services and supported apps for organisations that want a more familiar integrated environment.
USB-C Connectivity
A single USB-C connection can simplify presenting, touch control and laptop charging, reducing cable clutter around the meeting table.
Wireless Sharing
Wireless casting makes it easier for several attendees to share content without repeatedly swapping physical cables.
Built-in audio and camera support
Integrated speakers and microphone arrays can reduce the amount of additional AV equipment required in compact rooms. Larger conference rooms and boardrooms will usually benefit from a dedicated conference camera and room audio solution for better coverage.
The best meeting-room board is not necessarily the biggest one. Choose around viewing distance, room capacity, collaboration workflow and the conferencing platform your organisation already uses.
Interactive Displays for Hybrid Meetings
Hybrid meetings put extra demands on the main display. The screen may need to show remote attendees, presentation content and annotations while remaining visible to everybody seated around the room.
USB-C connectivity, wireless casting and compatibility with Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet workflows can therefore be just as important as panel resolution.
Best Interactive Boards for Conference Rooms in 2026
These six displays cover a broad range of room sizes and collaboration requirements, from 55-inch huddle-room boards to large 86-inch interactive displays.
1. iiyama ProLite TE8613A-B3AG – 86"
Designed for larger meeting spaces, the iiyama combines an 86-inch 4K panel with Google EDLA certification, PureTouch-IR+ interaction, palm rejection and Zero-Gap Air Bonding.
Front-facing speakers, a rear subwoofer and dedicated webcam mounting provision make it particularly suited to boardrooms where the main display needs to anchor both presentations and video meetings.
2. Hikvision WonderHub DS-D5C75RB/A2L – 75"
Hikvision's WonderHub is aimed at collaborative spaces where multiple participants may need to present, annotate or share devices during the same session.
The board combines high-point multi-touch, EDLA-certified Android and WonderCast wireless screen sharing, with USB-C connectivity for modern laptop-based meeting workflows.
3. Vivitek NovoTouch BK863i – 86"
The Vivitek BK863i combines a large 86-inch workspace with NovoConnect wireless collaboration, allowing attendees to share content from laptops and mobile devices without relying on permanent cabling.
Its integrated digital whiteboard supports annotation, while the display can also be used for digital signage outside scheduled meeting periods.
4. BenQ RP6505 Board Pro – 65"
The BenQ RP6505 combines an EDLA-certified Android environment with integrated AI features, wireless InstaShare 2 casting and extensive built-in audio.
An eight-microphone array and 70W speaker system make it particularly interesting for mid-size rooms that want to minimise the amount of separate conferencing equipment around the display.
5. Philips E-Line 75BDL4252E/00 – 75"
Philips combines interactive collaboration with Philips Wave remote-management functionality, making the E-Line particularly relevant to organisations managing several displays across multiple meeting rooms or sites.
ScreenShare wireless presenting, multi-touch interaction and an OPS slot provide businesses with several ways to build the display into an existing AV and IT environment.
6. SMART Board MX255 V5 – 55"
The compact SMART Board MX255 V5 is particularly well suited to smaller huddle rooms where an 86-inch board would overwhelm the available wall space.
Multi-user interactivity, SMART Ink annotation, USB-C connectivity and secure user sign-in make it a practical option for smaller collaborative spaces.
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Screen size should be based on the physical dimensions of the room, the distance to the furthest participant and the kind of content normally shown.
55-inch
A strong starting point for huddle rooms and smaller collaborative spaces with around four to six participants.
65-inch
Suitable for many conventional meeting rooms where attendees are seated relatively close to the main display.
75-inch
Provides additional presentation scale for larger meeting rooms and longer conference tables.
86-inch
Better suited to large boardrooms and spaces where presentation content needs to remain readable from further away.
Browse the full interactive displays for conference rooms collection to compare additional sizes and specifications.
ScreenMoove can help you choose the correct interactive display size, conferencing equipment, mounting and AV setup for huddle rooms, meeting rooms and larger boardrooms.
Installation and Mounting
Conference-room interactive displays need more planning than simply choosing a VESA wall bracket. Screen height, viewing angles, cable routes, power, network connectivity and camera placement all affect the final user experience.
Where a room regularly changes layout, an interactive display mobile trolley can provide additional flexibility.
For permanent installations, ScreenMoove's professional installation services can support mounting, cable management and display setup.
Interactive Board for Conference Room FAQs
Choose the Right Interactive Board for Your Meeting Room
There is no single interactive board that is automatically best for every conference room. A compact huddle room, a twelve-person meeting space and a large executive boardroom have different requirements.
Start with room size and viewing distance, then compare touch performance, connectivity, wireless collaboration, EDLA requirements and video conferencing hardware. The result should be a screen that makes meetings easier to run rather than adding another layer of technology for users to manage.
