The Planar UltraRes X Series is a line of professional LCD displays available in 75" or 85" sizes, featuring 4K resolution (3840 x 2160), 630-nit or 700-nit brightness, and a wide color gamut optimized for High Dynamic Range (HDR) content. These displays offer superior visual performance with advanced processing and multi-source viewing capabilities, making them ideal for a wide range of applications, from collaborative meeting spaces to high-impact digital signage and media rooms. Ruggedized models featuring Planar ERO-LCD.

The Planar UltraRes X Series supports native 4K resolution at up to 60Hz through both HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2, ensuring smooth motion video and mouse tracking. The displays' HDMI 2.0 inputs are also HDCP 2.2 compliant. Furthermore, they come equipped with redundant power and Crestron drivers, providing added versatility and flexibility.

• 75" & 85" sizes
• 630 or 700 nits brightness
• High Dynamic Range (HDR) compatible
• Multi-source viewing with Planar MediaPlex Plus processing
• Optional Planar Profile Mounting System
• Expansion slot for OPS
• Secure for government applications
• Optional multi-point touch
• Optional Planar ERO-LCD protective glass
• 24/7 reliability

Planar MediaPlex Plus Processing enables advanced multi-source viewing, image adjustments, remote monitoring, and e-mail alerts. It supports picture-in-picture, dual, triple, or quad layouts, and storable preset configurations that can be recalled with one command.

Displays are designed for mission-critical environments where displays need to withstand extended or continuous operation and deliver exceptional performance day and night.

Conveniently manage multi-source viewing remotely when connected to the same network using the Planar UltraRes App. Available for Android devices.

Schedule automated events such as recalling image layout configurations, adjusting brightness, and powering on and off. Scheduling events can save energy usage and administrative time.

Displays are ready for High Dynamic Range content, maximizing the image quality of each pixel for brighter whites, darker blacks, and more true-to-life colors.

Displays are designed to show a larger percentage of the visible color spectrum, rendering on-screen content with the hues and shades creators intended, for a more genuine viewing experience.