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iiyama LH7575UHS-B2AG 75-inch 4K commercial display
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The later B2AG revision of iiyama's 75-inch 4K UHD IPS signage display, adding iiControl device management and iiShare to Android 11 with iiSignage2, with an Intel SDM-L slot for an optional compute module, three HDMI 2.0 inputs and DisplayPort, and a 500 cd/m2 panel rated for 24/7 operation.
TopAV buying advice
Is the iiyama LH7575UHS-B2AG right for your reception?
The current revision of the 75-inch screen in this range, and the one to standardise on.
Shortlist the LH7575UHS-B2AG for a large reception, a foyer or atrium wall, a canteen, a transport or waiting area, or a showroom where the screen is the focal point and people read it from well back. TopAV lists two revisions of this 75-inch display and they look identical on the wall, so it is worth knowing which you are buying: this B2AG is the later one, and it is the more fully specified of the pair on device management, panel life and power. Behind the panel sits the feature that defines the range, an Intel SDM slot that takes a standards-based compute module inside the chassis.
Reasons to shortlist it
- The Intel SDM-L slot takes a standards-based compute module inside the chassis, powered and cooled by the display. An IT team that will not run vendor Android on its network can run its own Windows or Linux player behind the glass instead, with no box on the bracket, no second mains socket and no exposed cable on a 75-inch wall position. The module is a separate purchase and does not come with the screen.
- This revision carries iiControl device management and iiShare alongside iiSignage2, EShare and FailOver, which the earlier B1AG revision of the same display does not. On an estate of screens that is the difference between managing each display at the panel and managing all of them from a desk, and it is the main reason to specify this revision over the older one.
- Three HDMI 2.0 inputs with audio return channel on the third, plus a DisplayPort 1.2 input. That is one more HDMI than most signage panels carry, so a lectern laptop, a room PC and a player can all stay connected at once, and FailOver moves to the next live input by itself when a source drops.
- Android 11 runs on the display itself on an eight core A311D2 processor with a G52 MP8 graphics core, 4GB of memory and 32GB of storage, with a micro SD card slot alongside for local media, so a scheduled playlist runs and updates over the network with nothing hanging behind the screen.
- It is rated for 24/7 non-stop operation, is fanless and has anti image retention built in, in a metal housing with a 50,000 hour MTBF figure, higher than the 44,000 hours quoted for the earlier revision. On a large screen left on every hour of the year in a quiet public space, silence and panel life are both worth paying for.
Check before you choose
- The panel is 500 cd/m2, an indoor signage level. It suits a foyer, an interior atrium wall, a canteen or a retail interior away from direct sun, and it is not the high-brightness tier meant for a shop window or a glazed frontage. A 75-inch screen opposite glazing is exactly where this limit shows, so measure the light at the position before you commit.
- It weighs 29.5kg, is 1679.5mm wide and draws 187W typically on a screen meant to run continuously. Plan a two-person lift, a wall rated for the load, an access route that will take the box and, across a multi-site rollout, the running cost. It also carries energy efficiency class G.
- The compute module for the SDM slot is bought separately, in the larger SDM-L format rather than the SDM-S used by the 43-inch model in this range, so the two are not interchangeable. There is no USB-C input either, so a laptop with USB-C video output needs an adapter, and the two USB Type A ports are USB 2.0.
See the 75" on your wall, to scale
On a phone, point your camera at the wall and see the 75" there at its real size. On a computer, upload a photo of the wall (or scan the QR code to take one with your phone and it will appear here) and drag the display around it to scale.
Not sure 75" is the right size for the room? The screen size calculator shows how far a 75" display carries for presentations, touch work and video.
What to plan before installing the LH7575UHS-B2AG
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Confirm the revision on the order
Check the part number reads LH7575UHS-B2AG. We also sell the earlier LH7575UHS-B1AG, which is the same size, weight and dimensions and looks the same on the wall but does not carry iiControl or iiShare and quotes a lower panel life figure. If you are adding to an existing estate, tell us what is already installed so the management platform matches.
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Sightlines, orientation and light
Measure the furthest reading point and the smallest text in your content, and check the daylight falling on the position against a 500 cd/m2 panel. Landscape and portrait are both supported, so settle the orientation before the bracket is chosen. The mounting pattern is in the specification table; the screen is 1679.5 x 958.5 x 55mm and weighs 29.5kg, 41kg boxed. iiyama lists a 600 x 400 mm VESA pattern.
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Content, power and control
Decide whether the content runs on the built-in Android 11 system with iiSignage2, on an Intel SDM-L compute module inside the chassis, or on an external source over HDMI or DisplayPort, and agree network access for iiSignage2 and iiControl with your IT team. Allow a socket behind the mount for a 187W typical draw, and use wired LAN, RS-232c or IR for control. Tell us if you want the mount or the installation quoted alongside.
Display price is for the panel. Installation and optional equipment are quoted separately. Purchase-order terms are available to approved education customers.
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Include these details in your project enquiry so the quote covers the room as well as the screen.
- Number of displays, site postcode and required date.
- Furthest viewing distance and available wall space.
- Wall type, fixed mount or adjustable trolley, and cable routes.
- Laptop model, teaching apps, and any camera or Windows PC needs.
Ask for separate equipment, delivery, installation and licence costs, with a total including VAT. Confirm warranty coverage and any registration requirements before placing the order.
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iiyama LH7575UHS-B2AG vs LH7575UHS-B1AG: 75-inch or 75-inch?
Choose around the room and the content people need to read, not the model number.
| Feature | LH7575UHS-B2AG | LH7575UHS-B1AG |
|---|---|---|
| Screen Size | 75 in | 75 in |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 @60Hz (8.3 megapixel 4K UHD) | 3840 x 2160 @60Hz (8.3 megapixel 4K UHD) |
| Brightness | 500 cd/m² | 500 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 1200:1 | 1200:1 |
| Speakers | 2 x 10W | 2 x 10W |
| Power Consumption | 187W typical, 0.5W standby, 0.3W off | 189W typical, 0.5W standby, 0.5W off |
Specifications checked on 13 September 2026: iiyama ProLite LH7575UHS-B2AG (opens in a new tab) and iiyama VisionCare warranty table (opens in a new tab). Buying advice is based on published specifications; confirm the supplied configuration for either model.
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iiyama specifications (opens in a new tab)Choose a section to view its specifications.
Display (6)
- Screen Size
- 75 in
- Resolution
- 3840 x 2160 @60Hz (8.3 megapixel 4K UHD)
- Brightness
- 500 cd/m²
- Contrast Ratio
- 1200:1
- Aspect Ratio
- 16:9
- Backlight Life
- 50,000 hours
Connectivity (1)
- HDMI Inputs
- 3 (HDMI 2.0, ARC on HDMI 3)
Audio (1)
- Speakers
- 2 x 10W
Power & Physical (5)
- Size Band
- 65 - 79"
- Power Consumption
- 187W typical, 0.5W standby, 0.3W off
- VESA Mount
- 600 x 400 mm
- Weight
- 29.5 kg
- Shipping Weight
- 41 kg
Certifications & Warranty (1)
- Warranty
- 3 years iiyama VisionCare (onsite exchange, mainland UK and Ireland)
General (10)
- Energy efficiency class
- G
- Operating System
- Android 11
- Orientation
- Landscape / Portrait
- RAM
- 4GB
- Storage
- 32GB
- OPS Slot
- No (Intel SDM slot for an optional compute module, module not included)
- Glass
- Anti-glare coated, haze 25%
- Duty Cycle
- 24/7
- Manufacturer part number
- LH7575UHS-B2AG
- GTIN
- 4948570125272
Specifications are iiyama's published figures. Checked on 13 September 2026. The buying advice is our own, from specifying and installing equipment like this in UK classrooms and meeting rooms.
iiyama LH7575UHS-B2AG questions answered
What is the difference between the LH7575UHS-B2AG and the LH7575UHS-B1AG?
They are two revisions of the same 75-inch display and we sell both. The chassis, the 4K IPS panel, the 500 cd/m2 brightness, the 1200:1 contrast, the speakers, the three HDMI inputs, the SDM-L slot, the 29.5kg weight and the 1679.5 x 958.5 x 55mm dimensions are identical. This B2AG is the newer and better specified: iiyama lists iiControl device management and iiShare on it, which the B1AG does not have, quotes its MTBF at 50,000 hours against 44,000, and rates it at 187W typical with 0.3W in off mode against 189W and 0.5W. For a managed estate, this is the revision to standardise on.
Who is the LH7575UHS-B2AG best suited to?
A large reception, a foyer or atrium wall, a canteen, a showroom, a waiting or transport area, or any space where the screen is the focal point and the audience is well back. It is a commercial signage display rated for continuous operation rather than a television, and at 75 inches it is meant to carry content across an open room rather than to be read from a desk.
What does the Intel SDM slot actually give me?
It is a standard slot for a plug-in compute module that sits inside the display and is powered by it. Fit one and the screen runs whatever that module runs, typically Windows, so the content platform is yours rather than the display maker's. On a 75-inch flush wall mount it also removes the player box, its power supply and its cable from behind the panel. The module is bought separately.
Why would I use the slot instead of the built-in Android system?
Usually IT policy or an existing platform. Some organisations will not put a vendor Android device on their network, and others already run a signage, room-booking or dashboard application that only exists for Windows. A module in the slot gives them the operating system they already manage, using their own tooling, with none of the cabling of an external player. If neither applies, the built-in system is the cheaper route.
Does it need a separate media player?
No. Android 11 is built in with iiSignage2 content management, iiControl, iiShare, EShare wireless sharing and FailOver input recovery, on 4GB of memory and 32GB of storage with a micro SD card slot for local media. Three HDMI 2.0 inputs and a DisplayPort 1.2 input are there if you would rather drive it from a player, a PC or a compute module.
Can it be managed across several sites?
Yes, and this is where the revision matters. iiyama lists iiControl device management on this B2AG, alongside iiSignage2 for the content itself, so displays and playlists can both be handled centrally. The earlier B1AG revision does not list iiControl. The display also takes wired LAN, RS-232c and IR for control from a room system or a building controller, and 802.11ac wireless is built in.
Is it bright enough for a glazed frontage?
No. At 500 cd/m2 this is the standard indoor signage level, right for a foyer, a corridor, a canteen or a retail interior away from direct sun. A shop window or an atrium where daylight falls on the screen needs the high-brightness tier that starts around 800 cd/m2. On a screen this large the cost of getting that wrong is high, so measure the light at the position and at the time of day that matters.
Can it run all day, every day?
Yes. iiyama rates it for 24/7 non-stop operation, it is fanless so a quiet foyer stays quiet, and anti image retention is built in for layouts with a fixed logo or header bar. The quoted MTBF figure is 50,000 hours excluding the backlight, and the operating temperature range is 0 to 40 degrees C, so a warm south-facing foyer is worth checking as well as a cold entrance.
How heavy is it and what does the install involve?
It weighs 29.5kg and 41kg in its box, measuring 1679.5 x 958.5 x 55mm. That is a two-person lift at minimum, a wall rated for the load, and an access route that will take a box that size. The mounting pattern is listed in the specification table on this page; leave the rear connections and the module bay reachable for service afterwards.
Should I choose the 75-inch or the 86-inch LH8675UHS-B2AG?
Viewing distance decides it, and the jump is substantial. Both are 4K IPS at 500 cd/m2 with 2 x 10W speakers, three HDMI inputs, Android 11, an SDM-L slot and 24/7 operation, so the larger panel adds size rather than detail. The 86-inch is 1927mm wide against 1679.5mm, weighs 50kg against 29.5kg, which changes the wall, the lift and the access route entirely, and draws 229W against 187W. Its contrast is quoted slightly higher at 1400:1 against 1200:1.
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