Samsung 65" Interactive Display Touch Screen Whiteboard drops to $1372.77

A $727.23 discount that's hard to ignore.

Interactive whiteboards usually carry education-sector pricing that rarely dips below $1,500. Samsung's 65" Interactive Display Touch Screen Whiteboard drops to $1372.77 - save $727.23.

This 35% discount brings it well below the 30-day average of $1551.84, making it one of the better prices we have tracked outside of brief flash sales.

THE DEAL

Samsung 65" Interactive Display Touch Screen Whiteboard

$1372.77 (was $2100) - Save $727.23 (35% off)

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Get This Price

For just $1372.77, down from its list price of $2100, this EDLA-certified display undercuts typical classroom display pricing by a wide margin. The all-time low sits at $1119.13, but the current price is still $179 below the 90-day average of $1557.40, so the discount is genuine.

What You're Getting

The Samsung WAF series runs Android OS 14 with a customizable home screen designed for education environments. It is compatible with other Android devices and comes EDLA-certified, meaning Google Play, YouTube, and other Google services work out of the box. An OPS slot lets you plug in a Windows module when needed, turning the display into a full PC. Resolution hits 3,840 x 2,160 in landscape orientation, and smart wireless sharing is built in.

Who This Is For

Best for schools, training rooms, and conference spaces that need a large touch display with Android-native app support. The EDLA certification makes this a practical pick for classrooms already using Google Workspace.

If you just need a basic whiteboard for occasional meetings, a consumer TV with casting might be cheaper, but you lose the touch interactivity and education-specific software stack.

The Caveat

This is a commercial-grade display designed for fixed installation, not a portable consumer monitor. You will want a compatible stand or wall mount, and the OPS module for Windows functionality is sold separately.

Final Verdict

At $727 off. This is a legitimate buy for any school or office that needs Android-powered interactive display hardware. The price sits well below its 90-day average, and the EDLA certification alone justifies the cost for Google-centric environments.

If you need touch-screen collaboration tools before the fall semester. This is the price to act on.