Pros: Easy setup, low cost, sold globally. Available with US or international power supply, plus an HDMI cable. Comes with XOGO Player preinstalled. No mouse or keyboard required. Automatically plays your content when it boots up. Available in a POE version to reduce cable clutter. You can even build your own XOGO Mini using our free disk images for RPi3 and RPi4!
Cons: Has a maximum 1080HD playback (does not yet support 4K-resolution content).
Cost: $129 USD
Pros: Excellent quality and heat dissipation, thin form factor, easy cloud-based management of devices, excellent performance, proprietary operating system.
Cons: There are less expensive options, but it’s easy to install XOGO Player on BrightSign devices and they’re very unlikely to give you any problems in the field.
Cost: $295-945 USD
Pros: Professional-grade, fanless ChromeOS Flex media player that supports 4k playback and enterprise-level Chrome device management from Google, making it easy to manage large fleets of media players.
Cons: More costly than consumer devices but also more capable and designed for 24/7 playback.
Cost: $240 USD
Pros: Professional-grade Chrome device that supports 4k playback and enterprise-level Chrome device management. Easy to deploy and manage large fleets of players. Relatively low cost. Multiple configurations available with various storage and RAM options.
Cons: These devices are in high demand and are sometimes on back-order.
Cost: $265 USD
Pros: Professional-grade, ruggedized Android device, supports 4k playback at 60FPS, can be VESA-mounted behind a display, offers power-over-ethernet or standard ethernet connectivity, WiFi (via an optional dongle), has AV and HDMI outputs to support a wide range of displays. Powerful remote management options. Comes with XOGO preinstalled.
Cons: Only 8GB of storage; however, that’s enough for most users and storage expansion is possible via an internal SD card slot.
Cost: $285 USD
Pros: Tiny but powerful, comes with VESA mount, excellent performance record. Plays 4k content at up to 30 frames per second. Available with XOGO Player preinstalled and running in Windows Kiosk Mode so it will automatically launch when the PC boots up. Windows is able to run apps like LogMeIn and XOGO concurrently.
Cons: Slightly more expensive than Android, Chrome or Fire TV options
Cost: Approximately $325 USD
