FAQs

 A digital signage standee is a freestanding display unit with a digital screen used for advertising, branding, or information dissemination. It plays videos, images, or interactive content and can be placed in high-traffic indoor or outdoor areas. Available in various sizes and technologies (LCD, LED, touch), it's an upgrade to static banners. These are commonly used in retail, hospitality, healthcare, and events. They enhance visibility and engagement.

 Unlike static banners, digital standees can show dynamic content like videos, animations, or scheduled messages. They reduce printing costs, allow quick updates, and attract more attention. Plus, they support multimedia formats and real-time content changes via USB or cloud. This makes them highly versatile for various industries. The return on investment is often higher due to their reusability.

 You can choose from indoor standees, outdoor weatherproof units, touchscreen kiosks, USB-based models, and cloud-controlled standees. Sizes vary from 24 inches to 65+ inches depending on application. Some come with wheels for mobility or dual screens for double exposure. Touch-based standees allow user interaction for self-service tasks. Fully customized units are also available for branding.

 Yes, digital signage standees can be integrated with cloud CMS software that allows remote content management. You can update content in real-time from anywhere using the internet. It's ideal for businesses with multiple locations that want to maintain consistent messaging. Scheduling and screen grouping features are also supported. Alternatively, content can be loaded using USB drives.

 Standard screen sizes include 32", 43", 49", 55", and 65", though custom sizes are also available. The choice depends on viewing distance, installation space, and budget. For lobbies and large halls, a 55"+ screen works best, while smaller retail counters might use 32"-43". High-brightness panels ensure better visibility in well-lit environments. Both portrait and landscape orientations are supported.

 Some models come with capacitive or IR touchscreens, making them interactive. These are ideal for self-service kiosks, product browsing, feedback forms, or information lookup. Touch functionality enhances user engagement and offers more utility in places like malls, hospitals, and offices. They are compatible with Android or Windows systems. You can even integrate web-based forms or navigation apps.

 Most digital signage standees use Android OS (usually version 9 or higher) for flexibility and compatibility. Others can run on Windows or even Linux, depending on the software requirement. Android offers user-friendly controls and supports numerous signage apps. Built-in media players or external players like Amazon Fire Stick or Raspberry Pi can also be used. Operating systems also impact performance and cost.

 You simply plug in a USB pen drive loaded with images or videos in supported formats (JPEG, PNG, MP4, etc.). The device auto-plays the content in loop or sequence. This method is ideal for locations with limited internet connectivity. It's simple, low-cost, and doesn't require technical knowledge. However, real-time updates or scheduling aren't supported in this method.

Yes, most manufacturers offer full customization in terms of color, design, vinyl wrapping, and logo placement. You can also choose screen placement, body finish (matte, gloss, acrylic), and stand type. Branding your standee helps reinforce your identity and makes it more appealing. Customized templates can also be used in the CMS. Dual-sided and rotatable options are also available for higher impact.

 Power consumption depends on screen size, brightness, and operating hours. On average, a 43-inch digital standee may consume around 70–100 watts. Energy-efficient LED panels help reduce operational costs. Many models have auto-sleep or scheduling options to conserve power when not in use. Using timers or smart plugs can further optimize power usage. Always check the wattage details before purchase.