Avocor vs Samsung Flip Pro: Does Premium Touch Technology Really Matter?

It matters most to people who write a lot. Samsung's Flip uses infrared (IR) touch and publishes a 26 ms touch latency, 2,048 pressure levels and 20-person multi-touch, which makes it a quick, simple digital flipchart for meetings. Avocor's premium boards use different touch technology: projected capacitive (PCAP) behind 2 mm optically bonded glass on the H Series, and FlatFrog InGlass behind zero-parallax bonded glass on the G Series. Those designs aim to put the ink exactly under the pen. Neither brand publishes figures measured the same way, so there is no fair head-to-head number on pen response. For short brainstorms the Flip is usually enough; for long writing, detailed diagrams or design reviews, bonded glass is worth seeing in person. At SourceIT, the 75-inch Samsung Flip Pro WM75B is S$4,875 and the 75-inch Avocor H Series AVH-7520 S$6,214.45 (listed 31 Oct 2026).

How do they compare on paper?

From Samsung's Malaysia newsroom (Feb 2023), Samsung India WM75B page, Samsung Singapore WMFX page and Samsung Germany newsroom (30 Jun 2026), and Avocor's H Series (Dec 2025) and G Series (Aug 2025) datasheets. We have not run these measurements ourselves.

What does "premium touch" actually change?

The difference is less about speed than about where the ink lands. IR touch detects a pen breaking a grid of light just above the glass. FlatFrog's technical paper notes that IR "depends on an above-the-surface light matrix" and "requires a protruding bezel". Bonded designs such as PCAP and InGlass detect touch at or within the glass, and optical bonding removes the air gap between the cover glass and the panel. The practical effect is less parallax: the line appears under the pen tip, especially when you write from the side of the board.

Samsung's strengths are elsewhere. Pressure sensitivity at 2,048 levels gives line weight when using the brush, palm and finger erasing is quick, and the whiteboard is built into the display, so there is nothing to install.

Latency figures tell you how quickly the ink appears. Bonded glass decides where it appears.

Which is easier to collaborate on?

• Samsung Flip: walk up and write. It runs Tizen with Samsung's own whiteboard, shares wirelessly through SmartView+ and AirPlay 2, and the 2026 WMFX adds a Workspace for remote PC, network drive and cloud apps, secured by Knox. Samsung's 2023 Flip Pro launch claimed sharing from up to 50 devices; the current WMFX lists up to nine.
• Avocor H Series: more of a touch display than an appliance. Avocor's datasheet says the DisplayNote Launcher needs a Windows OPS or PC, and avocor.com describes it as compatible with Lenovo ThinkSmart Core. It suits rooms where a Windows PC drives the whiteboard and meeting software.
• Avocor G Series: designed for writing first, with up to four styluses at once and palm rest. Compute comes from an OPS slot.

Neither the Flip nor these Avocor models lists a built-in camera, so video calls need a separate camera or video bar. See our Samsung Flip Pro review and our Avocor G Series review for each in more depth.

Which should you choose?

1. Brainstorms, stand-ups and flipchart work: Samsung Flip. Simple, self-contained and usually less expensive.
2. Long writing sessions, diagrams or annotation from the side: Avocor with bonded glass. Try one in person first.
3. Rooms run from a Windows PC: Avocor H Series with an OPS module.
4. Several people writing at once with fine pens: Avocor G Series.
5. Classrooms: neither is the obvious fit; compare education panels such as the Avocor E50 or S Series.

Size choice is covered in Samsung Flip Pro 65 vs 75 vs 85 Inch, and a wider brand comparison in Avocor vs MAXHUB.

Buying in Singapore

SourceIT supplies the Samsung Flip Pro WM75B 75" (S$4,875) and Flip Pro WM65B 65" (S$3,900; ask us about availability), the current Samsung Flip WM65F 65" (S$3,700) and WM75F 75" (S$6,100), and the Avocor H Series AVH-6520 65" (S$4,971.25) and AVH-7520 75" (S$6,214.45). Prices listed 31 Oct 2026. The Avocor G Series is not currently listed; ask us about availability. Browse the Samsung Flip collection and all 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 better than Samsung Flip Pro for writing? For long or detailed writing, Avocor's bonded-glass H and G Series are designed to reduce parallax, so ink lands under the pen. For quick brainstorms, the Flip's IR touch, 26 ms published latency and simple whiteboard are usually enough.

What touch technology does Samsung Flip use? Infrared. Samsung lists 26 ms latency, 2,048 pressure levels and multi-touch for up to 20 people on the Flip Pro and the 2026 Flip.

What is PCAP touch on the Avocor H Series? Projected capacitive touch, as on phones and tablets. Avocor lists up to 40 touch points plus one stylus behind 2 mm optically bonded glass.

Does Avocor publish a touch latency figure? Not on the H or G Series datasheets we reviewed, so a direct latency comparison with Samsung's 26 ms is not possible.

How much is a Samsung Flip Pro in Singapore? At SourceIT on 31 Oct 2026, the 75-inch Flip Pro WM75B is S$4,875. The 75-inch Avocor H Series AVH-7520 is S$6,214.45.