Video Conferencing & Meeting Rooms
Samsung Flip Pro vs Samsung WAF: Are You Paying More for the Wrong Display?
Only if you put it in the wrong room. The Samsung Flip and the Samsung WAF look alike, but they are built for different jobs. The Flip Pro is a meeting-room whiteboard running Samsung's Tizen system, with Knox security, AirPlay 2 and a 16-hour daily rating. The WAF is Samsung's Android education display, certified for Google services (Google EDLA), with the Play Store, Google Classroom and Drive, and AI teaching tools. Its WAFX-P version adds a built-in camera and microphone. Price does not follow a simple rule either. At 65 inch the WAF is cheaper, but at 75 inch the Flip Pro is. At SourceIT, the 65-inch WA65F is S$3,212.50 and the 65-inch Flip Pro WM65B is S$3,900 (listed 31 Oct 2026).
How do the two lines differ?
| Feature | Flip Pro (WMB) / The Flip (WMFX) | WAF / WAFX-P |
|---|---|---|
| Intended room | Meeting rooms, workshops | Classrooms |
| Operating system | Tizen (6.5 on Flip Pro WM75B, 9.0 on The Flip) | Android (Android 15 on WAFX-P), Google EDLA certified |
| Apps | Built-in whiteboard, browser, Knox-secured remote PC and cloud workspace | Google Play, Classroom and Drive; Samsung AI tools such as Circle to Search, AI Summary and Live Transcript |
| Built-in camera and microphone | Not built in | WAFX-P only: 48 MP camera with privacy cover, microphones with 10 m pickup |
| Wireless sharing | SmartView+ and AirPlay 2 | Screen sharing from up to 9 devices (WAFX-P) |
| Brightness | 350 nits (Flip Pro), 450 nits (The Flip) | 450 nits (WAFX-P) |
| Rated operation | 16/7 (Flip Pro), 12/7 (The Flip) | 12/7 (WAFX-P) |
| Management | MagicINFO, VXT, SmartThings Pro (licences apply) | On-premises Device Management Solution |
From Samsung's Singapore, India and Malaysia product pages and newsrooms, and the Samsung UK Bett 2025 release, read 31 Oct 2026.
What does each one cost at SourceIT?
| Size | Flip Pro | The Flip | WAF | WAFX-P (with camera) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 65 inch | S$3,900 (WM65B) | S$3,700 (WM65F) | S$3,212.50 (WA65F) | S$4,342 (WA65FX-P) |
| 75 inch | S$4,875 (WM75B) | S$6,100 (WM75F) | S$5,587.50 (WA75F) | S$6,994 (WA75FX-P) |
| 85 or 86 inch | S$8,455 (WM85B) | S$7,925 (WM85F) | S$6,862.50 (WA86F) | S$8,541 (WA86FX-P) |
SourceIT prices listed 31 Oct 2026. The WM65B, WM85B and WAFX-P models are not currently in stock; ask us about availability.
The cheaper display is the one whose features you will actually use. Everything else is money spent on someone else's room.
When is the WAF the better choice?
- Your school runs on Google. EDLA certification means licensed Google Mobile Services and the Play Store, so teachers can use Classroom, Drive and familiar Android apps on the board.
- You want teaching tools built in. Samsung announced AI Summary for lesson recaps and Live Transcript at Bett 2025, and said the 2024 WAF series remains compatible with the new AI features.
- You teach hybrid lessons. The WAFX-P's built-in camera and microphones save a separate webcam. See Can a Digital Whiteboard Bring Remote Students Back Into the Conversation?
- You need an 86-inch screen on a budget. The WA86F is listed below either 85-inch Flip.
When is the Flip the better choice?
- Corporate meeting rooms with mixed devices. AirPlay 2 and SmartView+ suit offices where staff carry Macs, iPhones and Windows laptops.
- Security-minded IT teams. The Flip's Tizen system is a closed appliance with Knox, which some IT teams prefer to a general-purpose Android board with an app store.
- Long working days. The Flip Pro is rated for 16 hours a day, against 12 for the WAFX-P.
- A 75-inch room. The 75-inch Flip Pro WM75B is listed below the 75-inch WAF.
Where do buyers go wrong?
The common mistakes are putting an education board in a boardroom because it has more apps, and putting a meeting-room Flip in a classroom where teachers expect Google Classroom. A smaller one is assuming the board handles video calls: neither the Flip Pro nor the standard WAF has a built-in camera, so plan for a webcam, a video bar or the WAFX-P. For a wider classroom view, see LG CreateBoard vs Samsung WAF, and for the case for boards in schools, Why Are Schools Still Using Traditional Whiteboards?
Buying in Singapore
SourceIT lists the Samsung education displays WA65F (S$3,212.50), WA75F (S$5,587.50) and WA86F (S$6,862.50), and the WA65FX-P with built-in camera (S$4,342, ask us about availability). For meeting rooms, the Flip Pro WM75B is S$4,875 and the newer Flip WM65F S$3,700. Prices listed 31 Oct 2026. Browse Samsung 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. Schools and government buyers can also purchase through GeBIZ.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Samsung Flip and Samsung WAF? The Flip is a Tizen-based meeting-room whiteboard with Knox and AirPlay 2. The WAF is an Android education display certified for Google services, with the Play Store and AI teaching tools.
Does the Samsung WAF have Google Play? Yes. The WAF line is Google EDLA certified, which means licensed Google Mobile Services, including the Play Store, Classroom and Drive.
Which Samsung interactive display has a built-in camera? The WAFX-P. Samsung's Singapore page lists a 48 MP camera with auto framing and a privacy cover, plus microphones with a 10 m pickup range.
Is the Samsung WAF cheaper than the Flip Pro? At 65 and 86 inch, yes. At 75 inch, SourceIT lists the Flip Pro WM75B at S$4,875 and the WA75F at S$5,587.50 (31 Oct 2026).
Can I use a Samsung WAF in an office meeting room? You can, but it is designed and supported as an education display. For most offices, the Flip's sharing, security and management features are a closer fit.
