iiyama TE10518UWI-B1AG 105-inch interactive display

Consider it for a large boardroom, an executive briefing space or a big collaboration room where a video call and a working document both need to be visible at full size, and where there is genuinely two and a half metres of clear wall to put it on. If the room is smaller, the TE9218UWI gives the same shape and resolution in a panel that is easier to install.

No, and it is worth being precise about it. The panel is 21:9 at 5120 x 2160, which iiyama describes as 5K UHD and lists at 14.75 megapixels. It is 5120 pixels wide rather than 3840, and 2160 pixels tall, so it adds horizontal room rather than vertical detail compared with a conventional widescreen panel.

The display weighs 91.4kg on its own and 119.5kg in its box, and measures 2507.2 x 1130.1 x 103mm. That is well beyond a two-person lift, so plan a multi-person install with the right lifting equipment, confirm the wall or structure is rated for the load, and check the box will physically pass through your doorways, corridors and lift. Send us the site details and we will quote the bracket and the installation with the display.

A single 16:9 source fills the height and leaves black bars at each side unless the application stretches it, which you would not normally want. The shape earns its keep when two things are on screen at once, or when a conferencing layout or an application is built to use the extra width. Check your main platforms before you commit to the format.

No. iiWare 11 runs on the display's own Android 13 system with note-taking, a web browser, a file manager and cloud drive access built in, driven by an A311D2 octa-core processor with Mali G610 graphics, 8GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. A laptop connects over HDMI, DisplayPort or the front USB-C port, and there is a slot for an optional OPS PC if you want Windows behind the screen.

Four HDMI inputs and one DisplayPort. The HDMI 2.1 input carries 5120 x 2160 at 60Hz and DisplayPort 1.4 reaches the same, while the three HDMI 2.0 inputs are listed to 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz. There are also eight USB ports, two of them USB 3.2 Gen 1 on the front along with a front USB-C port carrying 15W of power delivery.

It is not specified for that. iiyama rates the maximum non-stop operating time at 16 hours a day, seven days a week, which covers a long working day in a meeting room but not continuous unattended running. If you need a screen that never powers down, specify a display rated for that pattern of use instead.

iiyama lists 282W typical, 0.5W in standby and 0.3W in off mode. The smaller TE9218UWI is listed at 227W typical, so if you are fitting more than one of these on a circuit it is worth checking the load with your electrician as part of the install.

iiyama lists 40 touch points with 32-point writing on a supported operating system, using PureTouch-IR+ with palm rejection. Input works with a stylus, a finger or a gloved hand, and four touch pens are supplied. The smaller TE9218UWI lists 50 touch points, so it is actually the higher of the two on that figure despite the smaller panel.

Both are 21:9 at 5120 x 2160 with the same processor, memory, storage, inputs and 16 hour duty cycle, so this one adds width rather than detail. The smaller model is brighter at 500 cd/m2 against 450, lists 50 touch points against 40, and carries larger 20W speakers and subwoofer against 16W here. Choose this one when the room is big enough that the smaller panel would be lost on the wall, and when the delivery route and the wall can take 91.4kg.