Video Conferencing & Meeting Rooms
MAXHUB vs Samsung Flip Pro: Is the Lesser-Known Brand Actually More Advanced?
For video meetings, yes: the MAXHUB XBoard V7 carries far more hardware. It has three 50 MP cameras, a 16-microphone array, speakers and a Windows PC module built in, while the Samsung Flip Pro has no built-in camera or microphone at all. But "more advanced" depends on the job. The Flip Pro is a whiteboard-first appliance: a simpler Tizen system with Samsung Knox, AirPlay 2 and nothing to patch beyond the display itself, and it is the cheaper way to put a digital flip chart in a room. The MAXHUB is a complete hybrid meeting room in one unit, with the setup, licensing and maintenance of a Windows PC that comes with it. Choose by what the room is for, not by the length of the spec sheet.
How do they compare on paper?
| Feature | MAXHUB XBoard V7 | Samsung Flip Pro (WMB) |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes | 55, 65, 75, 86 inch (98 inch C9850 also listed) | 55, 65, 75, 85 inch |
| Operating system | MAXHUB OS 7.0 on Windows, PC module with Windows 11 Pro | Tizen 6.5 (WM75B) |
| Touch | Infrared, 50 points | Up to 20 people writing at once, 26 ms latency |
| Brightness | 350 nits | 350 nits |
| Cameras | Three 50 MP (wide plus two telephoto), privacy shutter | None built in; supports listed USB webcams |
| Microphones and speakers | 16-microphone array; 2.1-channel speakers | No built-in microphone listed |
| Meeting apps | Runs Windows apps; separate Teams Rooms edition is certified | WebRTC calls; no native Teams or Zoom app listed |
| Wireless sharing | MAXHUB Share: Miracast, AirPlay, Chromecast | SmartView+ (up to 50 devices connected), AirPlay 2 |
| Warranty | 3 years (datasheet) | Not published on Samsung Singapore's site; ask us |
From MAXHUB's XBoard V7 series datasheet (V1.8), Samsung Newsroom Malaysia (Feb 2023) and Samsung India's WM75B page, read 31 Oct 2026.
Where is MAXHUB ahead?
- Video and audio built in. Auto framing, speaker tracking and an audio fence come with the board, so a medium room may need nothing else on the wall.
- A full PC. Windows means any meeting platform and any desktop app run on the board itself, and the PC module can be replaced or upgraded separately.
- Teams Rooms certification. MAXHUB's V655T datasheet lists the Teams Rooms edition as a certified device, which matters to IT teams standardising on Microsoft.
- More touch points and a longer stated warranty, at 50 points and 3 years.
Where is Samsung ahead?
- Simplicity. The Flip turns on and is ready to write, with no Windows updates, accounts or antivirus to manage.
- Writing feel. Samsung quotes 26 ms latency and 2,048 pressure levels, and the whole product is designed around the pen.
- Apple-friendly sharing. AirPlay 2 and SmartView+ are built in.
- Range and price points. Samsung offers older and newer generations, including the brighter 2026 Flip (WMFX), and entry prices that suit rooms where video is not the priority.
- Brand familiarity. For many buyers, a known brand eases approval, and that is a fair consideration, though not a technical one.
The MAXHUB is a meeting room in a box. The Flip is a better flip chart. Both are advanced at what they were built to do.
Which one suits your room?
- Hybrid meeting rooms with remote participants in most meetings: the MAXHUB, or another all-in-one such as the Yealink MeetingBoard Pro. See Yealink MeetingBoard Pro vs MAXHUB XBoard V7.
- Workshop and project rooms where people meet in person and write together: the Flip.
- Rooms that already have a good video bar: the Flip adds a whiteboard without duplicating the camera and microphones. See Your Meeting Room Needs Better Planning.
- Large rooms and boardrooms: neither on its own. Both need extra audio, and Microsoft says touch boards do not support dual-display mode in Teams Rooms.
What about cost?
A fair comparison includes everything the room needs. A Flip plus a video bar, a speakerphone or a room PC can narrow the gap with an all-in-one board, while a Flip on its own, in a room that does not need video, is the lower-cost option. Ask us to quote both designs for your room. The wider question is covered in MAXHUB vs Traditional AV Installation, and Samsung's options in Samsung Flip Pro Review.
Buying in Singapore
SourceIT lists the Samsung Flip Pro in 55, 65, 75 and 85 inch, including the WM55B at S$3,095 and the WM75B at S$4,875 (listed 31 Oct 2026), in the Samsung Flip collection.
The MAXHUB XBoard V7 is available as the V6550 65 inch with i5, V7550 75 inch with i5 and V8650 86 inch with i7, among others, and as the V755T for Teams Rooms. MAXHUB models are price on request; browse MAXHUB interactive displays. For a quotation on either brand, 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 MAXHUB better than Samsung Flip? For hybrid video meetings, the MAXHUB XBoard V7 includes far more hardware: cameras, microphones, speakers and a PC. For in-person whiteboarding, the Samsung Flip is simpler and more focused.
Does the Samsung Flip Pro have a camera? No. Samsung lists no built-in camera or microphone. Video calls need a USB webcam, a video bar or a connected PC.
Does the MAXHUB XBoard V7 run Windows? Yes. It runs MAXHUB OS 7.0 on Windows, with a pluggable Intel PC module running Windows 11 Pro.
Which is easier to manage? The Samsung Flip, because it is a closed Tizen appliance. The MAXHUB includes a Windows PC that needs updates and security management like any other PC.
How much is the Samsung Flip Pro in Singapore? At SourceIT on 31 Oct 2026, the Samsung Flip Pro is listed from S$3,095 for the 55-inch WM55B.
