In the era of advanced display technology, where bigger screens dominate the mainstream market, markets are promoting  55, 65 inch and even a few beyond that, small touchscreen monitors may seem like a thing of the past. However, these compact devices continue to hold their ground for reasons like cost saving, as secondary, less traffic...

 

For open frame toushcreen, Horsent offer 7inch, 8inch, 10.1 inch straight,

10.1 open frame touchscreen, 12inch open frame touchscreen

And: 14inch, 15inch square,and ends with 15.6inch wide screens.

For the closed frame, touchscreen monitor, Horsent offer 10.1 inch,13inch ultr slim, and ends with 15.6inch slim touchscreens.

Today, Horsent will explore why small touchscreen monitors are still relevant and sought after, despite the availability of larger alternatives. why they are still popular, why you shouldn’t give it up and how Horsent is working on it.

 

 

Saving

Yes, price rules, as the primary reason small touchscreen monitors remain on the list is their affordability. Compared to their larger counterparts, small monitors come at a significantly lower price.

This makes them an attractive choice for budget-conscious clients and projects. For individuals or businesses seeking cost-effective touchscreen solutions, smaller monitors provide a viable option without compromising on usability: smaller screen still owns FHD, or at least 720P, 10 points touch, able to display the same details and fast interaction but considerably lower prices.

The price factor is getting extremely sensitive and critical in projects like massive rollout, public tendering, projects in less developing areas, price competition or any other price-first situation.

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This is not your primary touchscreen

Small touchscreen monitors often serve as a secondary display in various scenarios. They can be utilized alongside existing setups, providing additional screen real estate for multitasking or specific tasks.

As the 2nd one, it doesn’t should the load or business of displaying important information, it just offers the essential function of a particular part, such as the operation of transfer, payment or signature.

The job of 2nd touchscreen is simple, offering a separate place for better applications, therefore, there is no reason to steal the thunder of the 1st touchscreen.

 

It is not a busy device

For small kiosks or places of touchscreen installation, there wasn’t much operation or there is less business or time of usage, but still demand touchscreen operation than keyboard and mouse,

for instance: a customer feedback survey machine, meeting room signage and staff check-in machine.

 

When you have Limit space

Not all situations demand large screens, For some commercial sites, such as factory shops, outlets, and grocery shops, the business runner will sometimes leave rooms and space for their products display, so there is limited room for digital screens.

For an industrial site such as factories, workshops would like to have more space for operation, production and workstations, rather than having big screens.

In the above two or even more situations, management would prefer small-size compact touchscreen monitors. Their smaller form factor allows for easy integration into tight spaces or installations where a larger display would be impractical.

By offering touchscreen capabilities in a compact size, these monitors deliver convenience and functionality while accommodating diverse spatial requirements. Their reduced footprint ensures efficient utilization of available areas while providing essential touch capabilities.

Small touchscreen monitors can deliver a satisfying user experience without overwhelming the environment.

Horsent offers a wide choice of small touchscreen, with the restriction of size, we are offering you compact solution still HD,FHD and 10 point touchscreen like most of our big touchscreen monitors.

 

 

While large touchscreen monitors dominate the market and trends, smaller counterparts continue to serve real purposes and cater to specific needs. Their affordability, secondary display potential, compactness for limited usage scenarios, and compatibility with small or confined spaces make them a viable choice for a wide range of users.

Whether you're looking to develop your kiosk, maximize functionality, or optimize a confined environment, small touchscreen monitors offer a cost-effective and practical solution without compromising touch interactivity.

So, while bigger may be better for some, small touchscreen monitors still have a valuable place on the list of desirable equipment for your business.

 

How to make the last decision

If you need to make the final decision above or it any other reasons, to have a small touchscreen monitor than bigger ones, it is still worth considering factors of future development, if the small ones can still be useful, productive, and capable to shoulder the coming 5 years tasks and demands, avoiding a 2^nd replacement or waste before its product life circle.