Rankings
The ViewSonic TD2423D is a 24-inch commercial touchscreen with durable IR 10-point touch and eye-care technologies. Its modest brightness and limited speaker power are notable trade-offs. Ideal for retail kiosks, POS terminals and education labs where durability and multi-user interaction matter.
The ASUS VT229H is a 21.5-inch Full HD IPS touchscreen offering 10-point capacitive touch, built-in speakers and eye-care features. Its modest brightness and limited ergonomic adjustments are notable drawbacks. It suits home or office users needing an affordable interactive display for light productivity and casual use.
Wacom's Cintiq 24 Touch provides a 23.8-inch 2.5K IPS display with professional-grade pen performance and 10-point multi-touch, targeting creators who demand color accuracy. Its large size, weight, and lack of HDR make it less portable and more expensive. Best for studio-based artists and designers.
The Hosyond 10.1" IPS LCD portable monitor offers a compact touchscreen with dual speakers and very low power consumption. Its main limitations are the modest 1280×800 resolution and only 5-point touch capability. Ideal for developers, hobbyists and field engineers needing a small, energy-efficient display.
The Elo E326738 is a 15-inch industrial open-frame LCD with IP65 sealing and 10-point multi-touch capability. Its low resolution and 4:3 aspect ratio limit suitability for high-definition or widescreen applications. Ideal for rugged kiosk or automation installations that prioritize durability over visual fidelity.
The Planar PCT2485 Helium is a 24-inch Full-HD interactive monitor with edge-to-edge glass, 10-point touch, an integrated 720p webcam, and low 35 W power draw. Its modest brightness and discontinued status may limit suitability for bright environments and future support. Best for developers and kiosks needing a compact, multi-touch workstation.
The Elo E328700 is a 19-inch industrial open-frame LCD with low power consumption and a rugged sealed design. Its single-touch interface and modest brightness limit flexibility for collaborative or bright-room use. Best suited for OEMs and kiosks that need a durable, low-power display.
The Wacom One HD Creative Pen Display is a 13.3-inch entry-level drawing tablet offering 4,096 pressure levels, 99% sRGB coverage and versatile USB-C/HDMI connectivity. Its modest brightness and lack of an integrated stand limit use in bright settings or professional studios. Suited for beginners, students and hobbyists seeking a portable, affordable drawing surface.
The Elo 2002L is a 20-inch Full HD touchscreen featuring 10-point projected capacitive touch and a rugged 24/7 design for high-traffic retail and hospitality use. Its modest brightness and lack of integrated audio make it less suitable for bright or multimedia-heavy settings. Ideal for POS, kiosks and information displays where durability and touch density are key.
The Wacom DTU-1141B is a 10.1-inch Full HD pen display built for secure e-document signing with a battery-free pen and hardware encryption. Its limited screen size and single-USB connectivity make it less versatile for broader creative tasks. Ideal for finance, legal and retail environments that need a compact, secure signing station.
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| ↓ lower better | — | 21.9 W | 35 W | — | 18 W | 5.29 Wbest | — | 12 W | 12.12 W | — |
| ↓ lower better | 5.9 kg | 3.18 kg | 6.214 kg | 2.04 kg | 5.2 kg | 0.851 kg | 5.3 kg | 2.9 kg | 4.6 kg | 0.8 kgbest |
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Resolution | 2560x1440 | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 | 1280x800 | 1920x1080 | 1024x768 | 1280x1024 | 1920x1080 |
Screen Size (inches) | 23.8 inches | 21.5 inches | 23.6 inches | 13.3 inches | 24 inches | 10.1 inches | 20 inches | 15 inches | 19 inches | 10.1 inches |
Brightness (nits) | 350 nits | 250 nits | 250 nits | 285 nits | 250 nits | 250 nits | 225 nits | 250 nits | 225 nits | 200 nits |
Panel Type | IPS | IPS | LED LCD | IPS | LED | IPS LCD | — | LCD | LCD | AHVA/IPS |
Contrast Ratio | — | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 3000 | 1000 | 3000 | 700 | 1000 | 1000 |
Refresh Rate (Hz) | — | — | 60 Hz | — | 75 Hz | — | — | 75 Hz | — | — |
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Touch Points | 10 | 10 | 10 | — | 10 | 5 | 10 | 10 | 1 | — |
Touch Technology | — | Capacitive | Projected Capacitive | — | IR | Capacitive | Projected capacitive | Multiple | IntelliTouch SAW | — |
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Power Consumption (W) | — | 21.9 W | 35 W | — | 18 W | 5.29 W | — | 12 W | 12.12 W | — |
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Speaker Power (W) | — | 3 W | 4 W | — | 2 W | 4 W | — | — | — | — |
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USB‑C Ports | 1 | — | — | 2 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
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Warranty (years) | 1 years | 3 years | 3 years | 1 years | 3 years | — | — | 3 years | — | 1 years |
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Weight (kg) | 5.9 kg | 3.18 kg | 6.214 kg | 2.04 kg | 5.2 kg | 0.8505 kg | 5.30 kg | 2.90 kg | 4.60 kg | 0.8 kg |
Dimensions (H×W×D) (mm) | 1×340×568 mm mm | 300x493x203 mm mm | 572x348x46 mm mm | 10.2 x 3.1 x 15.7 inches mm | 348x571x101 mm mm | 239.4x157.4x12.3 mm | 7.6x13.9x19.2 inches mm | 355x152x406 mm mm | 342x415x50 mm mm | 283 x 210 x 11 mm mm |
Products in the top-left offer the best value (high score, low price).
Professional reviewers and editors praise the Cintiq 24 Touch for its natural drawing feel, fluid pen response, and accurate 100% sRGB color reproduction, positioning it as a solid pro-studio tool for creators who need a large, high-resolution display with reliable touch and pen performance.
Everyday users have not posted detailed reviews in the available data, but official descriptions suggest satisfaction with the intuitive touch gestures and comprehensive accessory bundle, with no recurring complaints noted.
“delivers a natural pen on paper feel”
“Natural pen-to-paper feel, low lag, lightweight design (750 g), and easy setup.”
Professional editors commend the VT229H for its vivid IPS display, reliable 10-point touch, and eye-care features that make it comfortable for extended use. They also appreciate the QuickFit alignment tools and built-in speakers, while noting the lack of height adjustment, modest brightness, and glare-prone surface as notable drawbacks.
Although direct user reviews are scarce, the limited feedback available suggests users value the responsive touch and integrated audio for interactive tasks, but commonly mention the tilt-only ergonomics and screen glare as pain points.
Professional reviewers and editors highlight the Helium PCT2485's premium all-glass design, expansive 10-point touch capability, and ergonomic stand as key strengths, noting the convenience of the built-in webcam, microphone, and USB hub for corporate and creative workflows. They also praise the wide 178° viewing angles and VESA-mount flexibility, while acknowledging that the model's discontinuation limits future support.
Professional outlets such as CG Channel commend the Wacom One 14 as an improved entry-level pen display, noting its better cabling options, HD resolution, and natural drawing surface that make it ideal for beginners.
Everyday users consistently highlight the tablet's natural pen-to-paper feel, low lag, lightweight construction and straightforward setup across multiple platforms as major positives. Recurring complaints revolve around the missing stand, dim screen brightness in bright environments, cable management hassles, occasional driver glitches, and slight remaining parallax.
Professional editors and reviewers praise the TD2423D for its durability, responsive 10-point IR touch, and eye-care features, positioning it as a solid choice for commercial kiosks and POS systems, though they note its modest resolution and brightness compared to higher-end displays.
No direct consumer reviews or quotations were found in the research data, so everyday user sentiment cannot be summarized.
Professional reviewers commend the 2002L for its retail-hardened reliability, seamless glass design, and tablet-like 10-point touch experience. They also highlight its flexible mounting options and energy-efficient LED backlighting, positioning it as a solid choice for POS and kiosk deployments.
Direct consumer reviews are scarce, but product listings stress durability and reliability, suggesting that everyday users in commercial settings appreciate its ruggedness and low power use, while no major complaints have surfaced in public forums.
Professional reviewers and editors, primarily from manufacturer and reseller sources, highlight the 1590L’s reliable image quality, drift‑free touch performance, and industrial‑grade safety certifications. They stress its suitability for OEMs and system integrators needing a rugged, low‑profile display that can be sealed against contaminants and mounted flexibly.
Industry datasheets and B&H Photo emphasize that the DTU-1141B delivers a robust, secure signing solution with a crisp Full HD screen, simple USB-only connectivity and programmable keys, making it a solid choice for businesses that prioritize security and ease of integration over creative flexibility.
The available information suggests users appreciate the responsive multi-touch, flexible stand, and built-in webcam, while expressing concerns about the modest brightness in bright rooms and the lack of 4K resolution on a large screen.
