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Compatible digital signage devices and TVs

Use your own Android TV, add a €59 InfoBox Basic stick to an older television, or order a turnkey leasing package with a Maxhub panel. InfoBox works with all common digital signage devices.

Pricing from €7/moDisplay packages

Three paths to a digital signage display

Pick the easiest path for your situation. All three use the same InfoBox software.

InfoBox Platform control panel on a laptop

Software only

Use your own Android TV. Download the InfoBox app directly from Google Play or activate the device with a pairing code.

Price

from €7/screen/month

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Popular
InfoBox Basic HDMI stick

InfoBox Basic stick

A small HDMI stick. Fits any TV that doesn't already have Android built in.

One-time

€59/device

Order Basic
Maxhub commercial display

Turnkey leasing

Maxhub commercial display, InfoBox software, wall mount, and pre-installation in the same monthly price.

All-in-one

from €25/screen/month

Explore leasing
Compatibility

Does InfoBox work with your device?

Direct answers to the most common device questions. Recommended marks the best-tested route, Works means the platform functions but support is lighter.

  1. Android TV

    Recommended

    Sony, Philips, TCL, Hisense, Xiaomi, Nokia

    Download the InfoBox app directly from Google Play. No separate media player needed.

  2. InfoBox Basic stick

    Recommended

    €59 HDMI stick, one-time

    A pre-configured stick for any TV without Android. The easiest route for older televisions.

  3. Maxhub commercial display

    Recommended

    Turnkey leasing, from €25/screen/month

    Maxhub panel (43-98"), InfoBox software, wall mount and pre-installation on a 36-month Grenke lease.

  4. Generic Android device

    Works

    Android sticks, Android tablets, Chromecast with Google TV

    Any Android device that connects to your TV's HDMI port. Works, but support and configuration are on you.

  5. LG webOS

    Coming soon

    LG smart TVs

    A native LG webOS app is in development. For now, plug any Android device into the HDMI port.

  6. Samsung Tizen OS

    Coming soon

    Samsung smart TVs

    A native Samsung Tizen app is in development. For now, plug any Android device into the HDMI port.

  7. Amazon Fire TV

    Coming soon

    Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Cube

    A native app launches later. Today the platform runs via an Android-based sideload.

  8. Apple TV and iOS

    Coming soon

    Apple TV and iPad

    Apple device support is planned. Today InfoBox requires an Android-based device.

  9. Raspberry Pi

    Sideload

    RPi 4 and newer

    Works on Android-based RPi configurations. Requires technical know-how. Not a standard supported route.

Status labels: Recommended = best-tested route · Works = functions, but lighter support · Coming soon = native support in development · Sideload = requires technical setup.

Recommendation

Which device should you choose?

Recommendations by situation. Every route uses the same InfoBox software; the difference is the hardware and total cost.

Restaurant or café

1-3 screens

Recommendation

InfoBox Basic stick on your own TVs

Most restaurants use regular TVs. A Basic stick turns them into remotely managed screens in a couple of minutes.

See software pricing

Construction site or remote location

One screen in the break room

Recommendation

InfoBox Basic stick on the break-room TV

A single screen for bulletins and Sitedrive schedules. No new hardware needed.

Explore construction use

Retail chain

10+ screens across stores

Recommendation

Turnkey leasing with Maxhub panels

A uniform commercial-grade display in every store. Installation, warranty, and software in the same monthly fee.

See leasing packages

Office or reception

1-5 screens

Recommendation

Existing Android TV, software only

If you already have an Android TV, the InfoBox app from Google Play is all you need. No hardware cost.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a Samsung TV compatible?

Only Android-based Samsung TVs work directly. Most newer Samsung models run Tizen OS, which doesn't yet support a native InfoBox app. The InfoBox app works on those via an Android device plugged into the HDMI port, for example a €59 InfoBox Basic stick. Native Tizen OS support is in development.

Why doesn't LG webOS work natively yet?

LG smart TVs run their own webOS system, which requires a dedicated native app. InfoBox's webOS app is in development but not yet released. For now, LG TVs work with InfoBox when you plug any Android device into the HDMI port (your own tablet, a Fire TV, a generic Android stick, or a €59 InfoBox Basic stick).

Do I need a separate media player?

Not if your TV runs Android. Sony, Philips, TCL, Hisense, Xiaomi, Maxhub, and Nokia ship Android TVs where InfoBox installs directly from Google Play. For older TVs or LG and Samsung sets, any Android device on the HDMI port is enough.

Does InfoBox support Android tablets?

Yes. A tablet can be connected to a TV via HDMI and the InfoBox app installed on it from Google Play. The tablet can also work as a standalone display, for instance on a reception desk.

Can I use an old TV?

Yes, as long as it has an HDMI port. Practically every TV manufactured after 2010 has an HDMI port, where an InfoBox Basic stick (€59) or any other Android device plugs in. The TV doesn't have to be a smart TV.

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No credit card, no commitment. Use your own Android device or order an InfoBox Basic stick (€59).

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