Touch Screen Monitors
Touch Screen Monitors covers touch displays from point-of-sale size to interactive signage: HP L6017tm and L7014t retail touch monitors, the EliteDisplay S230tm, Dell P2418HT and Acer UT220HQL multi-touch monitors, and HP LD4245tm and LD4720tm 42- and 47-inch touch signage displays. Replacement touch screen assemblies for Acer and Gateway all-in-ones are listed too.
Touch Screen Monitors: 55 products
Buying guide
Choosing a touch monitor
Touch technology
Projected capacitive screens support multi-touch gestures like a phone. Resistive and infrared screens also accept gloved fingers or a stylus.
Two connections
Touch monitors send touch input over USB, so they need a USB cable as well as the video cable.
A steady stand
Touch puts force on the screen, so a stand that tilts back or a sturdy VESA mount works better than a tall, wobbly stand.
Touch Screen Monitors
Frequently asked questions
Do touch monitors need drivers?
Windows 10 and 11 support most USB touch monitors without extra drivers. Some signage displays use their own software for calibration and multi-touch.
Can a touch monitor work with a laptop?
Yes, connected by video and USB. Windows treats it as a second screen and maps touch to it after a quick calibration in Tablet PC Settings.
