Innex Interactive Displays Compared: CM, CT, EU Plus and EU Lite

Innex makes four interactive display series, and they don’t overlap much. The CM Series, CT Series, EU Plus, and EU Lite each target a different environment and workflow. Here’s what separates them and how to pick the right one.

At a Glance

CM Series is a 55″ all-in-one for small huddle spaces — camera, mics, and wireless BYOM included, mounted on a mobile stand. CT Series is a no-OS QLED display for corporate rooms that want BYOM without storing anything on the screen. EU Plus and EU Lite are both Google EDLA-certified Android displays for education. EU Plus has a built-in AI camera and mic for hybrid classrooms. EU Lite skips the camera and mic for a more affordable everyday teaching display.

Innex CM Series: All-in-One Huddle Space Display

The CM Series is built around one idea: everything in one box. The 55″ display comes with a built-in 8MP AI camera, mic array, speakers, and Connect Pro wireless BYOM. Roll it in, plug it in, and the room is ready. A mobile stand is sold separately but purpose-built for it.

It runs Android and uses PCAP touch with optical bonding — more precise than IR for pen and handwriting. The included active stylus (MPP 2.0) supports 4096 pressure levels. Good for teams that annotate, sketch, or present from a whiteboard.

Where it fits:

• Huddle rooms and breakout spaces for small teams
• Flex spaces that need a display that can move between rooms
• Teams that want everything set up without extra peripherals

Innex CT Series: Corporate BYOM Display, No Embedded OS

The CT Series is built around the opposite idea from CM: nothing stays on the display. There’s no embedded OS. Meeting data lives on the user’s laptop and goes home with them. For IT teams and security-conscious organizations, that’s a meaningful difference.

Available in 65″, 75″, 86″, and 98″ (CT100), the CT Series uses a QLED panel and includes a built-in 8MP AI camera, 8-mic array, and Connect Pro wireless BYOM. The laptop connects wirelessly via the included Connect Pro Button — camera, mic, and touchback all work through it. AirPlay, Miracast, and Chromecast are supported natively. For rooms that need a persistent Windows environment, the OPS slot accepts a Windows compute module — turning the CT into a large-format Windows touch PC that IT can manage independently.

Where it fits:

• Corporate meeting rooms where data security is a policy requirement
• BYOM-first environments where the laptop is always the work device
• Large rooms and boardrooms, up to 98″ (CT100)

Innex EU Plus: Google EDLA Display for Hybrid Classrooms

The EU Plus runs Android 15 with Google EDLA certification — the official Google standard for interactive displays. That means full Google Play access, Google Workspace integration, and management through Google Admin alongside Chromebooks.

The key differentiator in the EU lineup: EU Plus has a 48MP AI camera. It supports auto-framing, speaker tracking, and gallery mode, making it practical for hybrid lessons where remote participants need to see the classroom clearly. A built-in mic array handles audio across the room. NFC is included for quick device pairing. Available in 65″, 75″, and 86″.

While education is the primary market, EU Plus also works well for organizations running deep on Google Workspace and Google Meet.

Where it fits:

• Classrooms running hybrid or recorded lessons
• Schools managing displays through Google Admin alongside Chromebooks
• Google-first corporate environments using Meet and Workspace

Innex EU Lite: Everyday Classroom Display

EU Lite is the straightforward classroom display in the EU lineup. It runs Android 16 with Google EDLA certification — the newest Android version in the series — but skips the camera and microphone. For standard teaching and annotation, that’s all most classrooms need.

It’s the more cost-effective option in the EU lineup, which makes a real difference when deploying across many classrooms. IT teams can manage it through Google Admin just like EU Plus and Chromebooks.

Where it fits:

• Standard classrooms focused on teaching, apps, and annotation
• Large-scale school deployments where cost per room matters
• Rooms that already have cameras or don’t need video call capability

Side-by-Side Comparison

How to Choose

Start with the room type. Small and flexible — CM Series. Large corporate room with security requirements — CT Series. Education with hybrid video needs — EU Plus. Standard classroom on a budget — EU Lite.

The biggest splits: CT Series is the only one with no embedded OS. EU Plus is the only one with a 48MP camera. CM Series is the only 55″ option and the only one with PCAP touch. EU Lite is the most affordable entry point for Google-certified classrooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between EU Plus and EU Lite?

EU Plus has a 48MP AI camera and built-in mic array — EU Lite does not. EU Plus is for classrooms that run video calls or hybrid lessons. EU Lite is for standard teaching and annotation. Both are Google EDLA certified and managed through Google Admin.

Does the CT Series work without a laptop?

Not on its own — it has no embedded OS. It’s designed for BYOM: connect a laptop via the included Connect Pro Button and the display’s camera, mic, and speakers all work wirelessly. For rooms that need a standalone OS, an OPS module can be added.

Is EU Plus suitable for corporate use?

Yes, if the organization is deep in the Google ecosystem. EU Plus is Google EDLA certified and integrates with Google Meet, Google Workspace, and Google Admin. Education is the primary market, but it’s a practical fit for Google-first corporate environments too.

Can EU Plus and EU Lite be managed through Google Admin?

Yes. Both are Google EDLA certified and can be enrolled and managed through Google Admin Console — the same way Chromebooks are managed. This makes them easy to deploy at scale for schools already on Google Workspace for Education.