An interactive whiteboard is a large, touch‑enabled display that lets you present, write, and collaborate directly on the screen. Instead of a projector and separate whiteboard, it combines display and input in one panel.

• Touch and ink: Write, draw, and move content with a finger or stylus.
• Built‑in computing: Many models include an Android system; some offer dual systems to switch to a connected computer.
• Connectivity: Common options include HDMI, USB, and wireless screen mirroring.
• Collaboration: Cloud sharing and multi‑user annotation are often supported.

Sizes on Walmart.com commonly range from about 49" to 86". For the best fit, review each item’s features, included accessories (like a wall mount), and supported apps.

Shoppers often use these terms interchangeably, and product listings may, too. The real differences tend to be feature‑based rather than the name.

• Operating system: Some panels run Android only; others include dual systems to use a connected computer.
• Display and touch: Look for resolution (2K vs 4K), touch points, and responsiveness.
• Collaboration tools: Wireless mirroring, cloud sharing, and multi‑user annotation can vary.
• Audio/video: Certain models include cameras and mic arrays for meetings; others are display‑only.
• Accessories: Check if a wall mount, pens, or cables are included.

On Walmart.com, compare the specifications and what’s in the box to choose the setup that matches your needs.

Pricing typically varies with size, performance, and included features. While we don’t list numbers here, these factors commonly influence cost differences:

• Screen size and resolution: Larger panels and 4K displays generally command higher prices than smaller or 2K options.
• Touch technology: More touch points and faster response can add cost.
• Built‑in hardware: Newer processors, more memory/storage, and Wi‑Fi capabilities may increase pricing.
• Collaboration features: Wireless casting, cloud tools, and multi‑user annotation vary by model.
• Included extras: Wall mounts, styluses, cameras, or mic arrays can affect overall value.

On Walmart.com, use filters (size, resolution, features) and compare item details and reviews to find a good fit for your budget.

Beyond the panel itself, plan for a few potential add‑ons so you’re not surprised at checkout:

• Mounting or mobility: Some models include a wall mount; others may require a separate mount or a mobile cart.
• Cabling and connectivity: HDMI, USB‑C, or network cables may be needed based on your devices and room layout.
• Audio/video: If your panel doesn’t include a camera or mic array and you need video meetings, consider external accessories.
• Software and training: Optional collaboration or conferencing tools and time for team onboarding can add to costs.
• Protection plans: You can explore adding coverage on the item page.

Check “What’s in the box” and delivery or pickup options on Walmart.com to plan your total setup.

Gentle care can help maintain clarity and touch responsiveness.

1. Power down: Turn off and, if practical, unplug the panel before cleaning.
2. Use microfiber: Wipe with a dry, soft microfiber cloth to remove dust.
3. Lightly dampen: If needed, dampen the cloth with water or a screen‑safe cleaner. Apply to the cloth, not directly on the screen.
4. Avoid harsh products: It’s advisable to avoid ammonia, bleach, abrasives, and aerosol sprays.
5. Be gentle: Don’t press hard, and keep moisture away from edges and ports.

For model‑specific guidance, check the user manual on the product page. Cleaning frequency and results may vary based on environment and usage.