Avocor vs MAXHUB: Premium Touchscreen or All-in-One AI Meeting System?

The two brands answer different questions. Avocor builds touch displays first. Its H Series uses bonded PCAP glass and its G Series uses FlatFrog InGlass, and both are meant to be paired with the room's own compute, camera and audio. MAXHUB XBoard V7 is a complete meeting room in one panel: three 50 MP cameras, a 16-microphone array, speakers and a pluggable Windows PC module behind a 50-point touch screen. Choose Avocor if writing quality matters and you already have, or want to choose, separate conferencing gear. Choose MAXHUB if you want one box to cover video calls, sharing and whiteboarding. At SourceIT the Avocor H Series AVH-6520 65" is S$4,971.25 (listed 31 Oct 2026). The MAXHUB XBoard V7 is price on request.

How do the specifications compare?

Avocor H Series datasheet (Dec 2025) and E50 product page. MAXHUB XBoard V7 Series datasheet V1.8. Avocor prices listed 31 Oct 2026.

What does Avocor do best?

Avocor's focus is the writing surface. The H Series uses projected capacitive touch under 2 mm of optically bonded glass. Bonding removes the air gap between the glass and the panel, which reduces the visible offset between pen tip and ink. The G Series, which SourceIT does not sell, goes further with FlatFrog's InGlass M5 touch, palm rejection and what Avocor calls zero-parallax bonded glass, with up to 20 touch points. We cover it in Avocor G Series Review.

Avocor also leaves the room platform open. Avocor describes the H Series as compatible with the Lenovo ThinkSmart Core, which lets it sit at the front of a Teams room built from separate parts. The E50 runs Android 13 with Google EDLA for BYOD rooms and classrooms. The trade-off is that the camera, microphones, speakers and often the compute are separate purchases and separate installs.

What does MAXHUB do best?

The XBoard V7 puts everything in one chassis. MAXHUB's datasheet lists a "Trident" camera system with three 50 MP cameras: a wide lens with 86° horizontal field of view and two telephoto lenses, with 5x hybrid zoom and a privacy shutter. It also lists a 16-microphone array with 180° pickup up to 15 m, and 2.1-channel speakers. Its AI features include auto framing, speaker tracking, an audio fence and noise cancellation. There is wireless sharing over AirPlay, Miracast and Chromecast, and a whiteboard with handwriting recognition. All four sizes carry a 3-year warranty.

The V7 is a Windows board: MAXHUB lists no Android OS. For certified Microsoft Teams Rooms, MAXHUB sells a separate XBoard for Teams Rooms line (V555T to V925T) running Windows 11 IoT. Our posts MAXHUB XBoard V7 Review and Three Cameras and 16 Microphones in One Display go into more detail.

An all-in-one board is one purchase and one thing to upgrade. A modular room is several purchases and several upgrade paths.

Which approach suits which room?

• Small and medium meeting rooms with no AV team: MAXHUB. One install, one warranty, one device to manage. Compare the likely cost against separate parts in MAXHUB vs Traditional AV Installation.
• Rooms already standardised on a room kit (Lenovo ThinkSmart, Logitech, Yealink): Avocor H Series. Keep the conferencing system you know and add a better writing surface.
• Design, engineering and teaching spaces where people write a lot: Avocor. Bonded glass and fine-tip styluses are the point.
• Large rooms: either approach usually needs extra microphones or ceiling audio. A board-mounted array is not a substitute for audio design in a long room.
• BYOD rooms and classrooms on Google: Avocor E50 or S Series with EDLA.

What should you check before choosing?

1. Your meeting platform. If you need certified Teams Rooms, look at MAXHUB's Teams Rooms models or an Avocor display with a certified kit. The standard V7 runs MAXHUB OS on Windows.
2. The room's depth. Check the farthest seat against the microphone's stated pickup range. MAXHUB gives 8 m as the best pickup and 15 m as the maximum.
3. Who maintains it. One integrated device is simpler for a small IT team. Modular rooms reward a team that can manage several firmware streams.
4. The cost of failure. With an all-in-one, a fault can take the whole room down. MAXHUB's PC module is replaceable, which helps.

Buying in Singapore

SourceIT supplies the Avocor H Series AVH-6520 65" (S$4,971.25), AVH-7520 75" (S$6,214.45), AVH-8620 86" (S$8,700.85) and E50 AVE-6550 65" (S$3,728.05), listed 31 Oct 2026. The MAXHUB XBoard V7 V6550 65", V7550 75", V8650 86" and V655T for Teams Rooms are price on request. Browse MAXHUB Interactive Displays and Smart Interactive Displays. For a quotation, use Request for Quotation on the product page, call (65) 6978 3502, email Sales@sourceit.com.sg or use our contact page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Avocor or MAXHUB better for meeting rooms? MAXHUB if you want cameras, microphones, speakers and a PC in one board. Avocor if you want a premium touch display paired with a separate conferencing kit.

Does the MAXHUB XBoard V7 have a built-in camera? Yes. MAXHUB lists three 50 MP cameras, one wide and two telephoto, with 5x hybrid zoom, plus a 16-microphone array.

What touch technology does Avocor use? The H Series uses PCAP touch with 2 mm optically bonded glass. The G Series uses FlatFrog InGlass. The E50 uses infrared touch.

Does the MAXHUB XBoard V7 run Android? No. MAXHUB lists MAXHUB OS 7.0 powered by Windows, on a pluggable MT71 PC module.

How much is an Avocor display at SourceIT? On 31 Oct 2026, from S$2,236.52 for the S Series AVS-6510 65" and S$4,971.25 for the H Series AVH-6520 65". MAXHUB boards are price on request.