55 Inch Digital Display Screen, 4K UHD Touch Screen Kiosk with Auto Media Player, LCD Digital Signage Display Totem, Interactive Floor Standing Signage for Advertising & Retail Store

The QIXZOCV 43" Digital Display has been a fantastic tool for educating our community about African Nova Scotian history. Its clear, vibrant screen makes sharing stories, photos, and videos engaging and accessible. It has helped spark conversations, preserve culture, and make learning interactive at our events across Nova Scotia.

Product exceeded my expectations, we will be purchasing 2 more. Customer service was outstanding.

Our company purchased over 10 of these for in-store digital signage, and they’ve been working great. We chose the non-touchscreen model to prevent customer interaction with the display. Each unit connects via HDMI to a digital signage box we control remotely from our HQ, with only a power cord and HDMI needed for a clean setup. I’d highly recommend this display if you’re looking for something easy to set up, simple to connect, and flexible to move wherever it’s needed.

I've been using the MWE-QIXZOCV floor-standing digital signage display at the entrance of my coffee shop for a while now, and the overall experience has been really positive—definitely feels like great value for the money. First off, the appearance is a big plus. The ultra-narrow bezel gives it a sleek, modern look that’s nothing like the bulky old-style kiosks. It fits perfectly at the storefront without taking up much space, yet it elevates the whole vibe. Customers passing by inevitably glance at it, and the sturdy base keeps it rock-solid even in high foot traffic—no wobbling when people brush past. The display quality is what I’m most impressed with. The FHD IPS panel delivers sharp, vibrant colors—whether it’s photos of our drinks or short promo videos, everything looks eye-catching. The 178° viewing angle is legit; there’s virtually no color shift even from sharp side angles. I’ve used cheaper screens before where the image washes out off-center, but this one stays consistent no matter where customers are standing. Feature-wise, I use split-screen and remote management the most. The Android system is stable and intuitive—I can handle everything myself without tech help. I set it to power on automatically in the morning and shut off at night, which saves hassle. Typically I divide the screen into three zones: a large section looping new drink videos, a medium one showing current promotions, and a smaller strip scrolling Wi-Fi info and hours. People waiting in line often watch it, and I’ve noticed a clear uptick in orders for the featured items. Updating content is straightforward. Most days I just plug in a USB drive with new files and let it auto-play. When I need quicker changes, I connect to the shop’s Wi-Fi and push updates remotely from my phone—it’s done in minutes. It also has HDMI input, so during special events I’ve hooked up a laptop for live streaming without any glitches. Power consumption is reasonable too; I haven’t seen a noticeable spike in the electric bill, and the unit stays cool to the touch, which suggests good heat management and longer screen life. The built-in media player and Wi-Fi have been completely reliable—no freezes or crashes so far. If I had to nitpick, the built-in speakers aren’t very loud, but we already play background music in the shop, so I never needed external audio anyway. All in all, the MWE-QIXZOCV has been a practical addition for a small retail spot like mine. It handles advertising, branding, and basic info display effortlessly. High bang-for-buck—I’d recommend it to anyone looking to boost their storefront presence.

I bought this 37-inch digital signage display for my nail salon, and it’s been a great addition. The slim, vertical design looks modern and stylish, and the white finish matches the clean aesthetic of the shop. Customers often notice it right away when they walk in. Uploading content is very simple since it runs on Android. I created a playlist with service menus, promotional videos, and some seasonal nail designs, and it loops automatically without me needing to adjust anything during the day. It’s definitely more professional than printing posters. The screen is bright and colorful, making nail art photos look vivid and attractive. I’ve already had clients ask about designs they saw on the screen, which shows it’s helping to promote services. For a medium-sized salon, the 37-inch size feels just right, big enough to catch attention but not overwhelming. Overall. It’s been a worthwhile investment for my salon. It makes the space feel more high-end and helps me showcase promotional is a professional way.