GreenTouch 32インチ マルチポイント 赤外線タッチフレーム Ir タッチオーバーレイ Ir タッチスクリーンパネル キオスク用

大型ディスプレイのタッチパネルは非常に高価なため、悩んでいたところ本製品を見つけて買いました。誤作動なども無く、非常に正確に動作してくれて満足です組み立て、画面への取り付けは２人で作業した方が安全に出来ると思います。

大画面でスマホゲームを遊ぶために購入しました。 外付けタッチセンサーなので多少の遅延は覚悟していましたが、判定がシビアな音ゲーでも全く遅延を感じることなく遊べました。 タッチパネル付の大型ディスプレイは軽く20万位しますが、こちらと適当なTVと適当なアクリル板の組合せなら合計でも8万程度。(43インチ同士の比較として) 非常に高コスパです。 タッチセンサー単体の重量は500gもなく、TVに負担をかけることもありません。 オススメです。

数万円でタッチパネルモニターになる 数年前にも似たようなフレームを買ったが、精度はこちらの方がはるかに良い ちょっと気象予報士の森さんの気分が味わえます ガラスがないので保護パネルに貼る形がベストだと思います。 但し、付属の両面テープは使ってはいけない 剥離紙が剥がれ難く、貼ってしまうとほぼ剥がれない 試し張りができないので大型モニターの場合は特に要注意（ｰ1点）

価格の割にしっかり反応してくれて満足です。説明書が少し不親切で表裏や、原点がわかりにくく初め逆に取り付けて、再度剥がしてやりなおしたのでそこは改善が必要可と思います。

星をつけるのも憚れる。お問い合わせに連絡を入れても全く反応がない。メーカーサポートが良いというのは真っ赤な嘘だった。買ったことを後悔している。 使用済みだが返品したい気持ち。

Works very well, bought this for a smart mirror project.

I was highly sceptical due to the price but this was easy to assemble and east to use. Plug and play. Be carful not to bend the pins like I did, as it required a bit of fixing. Once together I put it on the tv with some double sided tape, may want to use something stronger. It does not come with adhesive so is comething you need to figure out. I hired a larger touchscreen and it cost me 10x more than buying this yet it seemed like the same tech.

molto meglio di come me l'aspettavo !

I bought this infrared overlay to use with an in-person D&D session I was hoping to host on the ship I'm on. The frame came in a rectangular white box that seems very sturdy, and was wrapped in separate pieces in plastic packing material that seemed to hold it well and securely, if a bit tight. A screwdriver and spare screws was included in the packaging, which I quite like. While I was assembling the frame, I was alarmed at first at how easily the circuit boards that hold the electronics and IR beads slid out of the frame itself, but I think this is normal and shouldn't cause too much issue with the operation of the frame; the only caution I give is to make sure to be careful when assembling that you're not bumping any of the little beads on the boards or scratching any of the electronics with the frame; make sure especially that the internal metal bars don't pivot and hit any of the IR beads inside. I think when inserting the pins into their receptacles, it's good practice to maintain good leverage on the board that holds the pins and the frame that holds the receptacles, so you can insert the pins fully into the holes. This will also help to keep the black frame screw holes lined up with the internal guiding metal bar holes, so you don't have to push them together super hard to get the screws in. Speaking of, as I mentioned there were a number of small black screws included in the set, including spares. They're easy to insert if the frame is lined up right, although I did struggle to remove them afterwards, which I think is entirely because of how tight I made them. After assembly, I laid the IR frame (32") over my 32" TV; it lined up extremely well and looked good on the black surface. I plugged the frame into my computer, and went to Foundry VTT (with a module installed to get touch interactions to work). The frame worked very well, and I was able to move tokens around on the battle map, but I kept having an issue where my touches on the screen started a rectangular selection, instead of "clicking" and dragging the token. When this would happened was pretty random, but it made moving tokens around difficult. I saw that a number of reviews on this page mention contacting support, so I decided to do that myself via e-mail, and sure enough Robert reached back to me relatively quickly. At my request, he provided a program for me to install; I find it odd, as a side note, that the program can only be reasonably obtained by contacting support, but either way it worked well for configuring and calibrating my touch screen. After some back and forth, Robert helped me figure out that my touch screen had had two of it's IR beads damaged, presumably from my initial fiddling around during installation. He troubleshooted with me, and offered immediately to send me a replacement to my address. I gave him my shipping info, and also took the time to MacGyver a fix by scotch taping the IR beads (which had come loose from their solders on the boards) back onto the board. The touch overlay unfortunately still suffers the issue, but the diagnostics show that the IR beads are actually being registered, so it's possible my solution needs playing around with, or that Foundry just has issues with registering touch (it is a known issue for some versions). Currently, I am waiting for a replacement from GreenTouch, but I am satisfied with the product either way. The issues I'm having are mostly passable for what I'm trying to do, and might be entirely related to the program I'm trying to use. I'll update my review when I recieve a replacement, but I do hope it'll work; either way, the support I recieved from Robert and the engineer at GreenTouch, and the ease of set up, well sized fit for my TV, and generally working condition is a hallmark of good effort for me, despite the relatively simple design. TL;DR Product works pretty good, issues with Foundry VTT, might have been my fault, GreenTouch Robert is sending me a replacement, good stuff! Thanks Robert. Edit 2024-04-30: A few days ago I discovered what might have been the cause to my issue with trying to get the IR overlay to work with Foundry VTT. It seems as though that my issue had stemmed from having a gap between where the screen of the TV (and therefore where the tip of my finger) was, and where the IR overlay was positioned. To remedy this, I used a large plastic TV screen protector that I had coincidentally purchased beforehand for just protecting the screen (also purchased on Amazon, essentially a large plastic sheet that fits on the TV), and after putting it on my horizontal TV and the IR overlay on top of it, the issue subsided, my touches were recognized on Foundry VTT, and the frame has worked even into someone else using it for three hours to move their character token on the screen. So, the IR overlay I have works great for what I'm using it for, and GreenTouch is still sending me a replacement. Good stuff! Oh, and the screen protector that I'm using isn't creating too much of a visual issue with figuring out where my touches are going to be registered on the frame, even though my TV's bezel is pretty tall (so there's a bit of a gap between my finger and the TV picture), so no issue there, at least not yet. TL;DR The gap the TV bezel was causing between the TV screen and the IR overlay was creating issues (see attached image), eliminating the gap through a plastic screen over the TV stopped the issue. Good product!

I had a problem after the purchase, but I was helped quickly and easily. Now the frame (47 inch) works perfectly and delivers the best results. Many thanks for the support. Absolutely recommendable shop, because you get help when there are problems. This is not a matter of course, especially not for shops from China. Greentouch took care of it intensively and successfully, thumbs up for that.