NexaKey NX-FP598 98 Inch 4K Interactive Display with On-Device AI

NexaKey NX-FP598 — NEXA VIEW Pro Series 98 Inch 4K Interactive Display with On-Device AI
 

​The NEXA VIEW Pro range is NexaKey's answer to the classroom and boardroom panel — 4K, 40-point touch, and an on-device AI engine that generates lesson plans and meeting summaries without sending a word to anyone's server.

Every panel in the range runs the same platform. Choosing between them is choosing a screen size, not a specification.

Key features

• On-device AI that does not send your content anywhere — NEXA AI runs on the panel's 6 TOPS NPU. Lesson plan generation, instant quiz creation, session summary and live transcription happen locally. For a government school or a bank boardroom, that distinction matters more than the feature list — nothing leaves the room.
• Sub-8 ms writing latency, 40 touch points — Latency is what makes a panel feel like a whiteboard rather than a computer. Under 8 milliseconds the ink appears to come out of the pen. Forty simultaneous points means a full group works at the board at once, not one person at a time.
• Dual-network Wi-Fi — cast and connect simultaneously — The panel holds two wireless connections at once. Staff cast from the internal network while the panel reaches the internet on a separate one — which is how most institutional IT policies require it, and what usually blocks cheaper panels from being approved.
• Android 16 with Google EDLA certification — Genuine Play Store, Google Mobile Services and managed enterprise policy. Uncertified panels run sideloaded stores, which fails a security review in any bank, government office or international school.
• An OPS slot, not a dangling PC — Optional NexaKey OPS module with licensed Windows slides into the panel itself. One power lead, one remote, no cable loom behind the screen — and the module swaps out in under a minute when it needs upgrading.
• NEXA Cast takes 16 sources with reverse control — Sixteen simultaneous connections from Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and ChromeOS, with the presenter controllable from the panel. No dongle to lose, which is the accessory every shared meeting room eventually runs out of.
• Anti-glare Mohs 7 tempered safety glass — Anti-glare matters in a Bangladeshi classroom with windows on one side and no blinds. Mohs 7 is the hardness that survives a decade of board markers, fingernails and cleaning staff.

Sizing the room

Three numbers decide the panel, and the first one is the only one people get wrong.

1. Distance to the back row. Roughly 6 m for 65″, 8 m for 86″, beyond that go to 98″ or 110″. Measure it.
2. Whether the room joins video calls. If yes, camera and microphone array are part of the specification, not accessories.
3. Whether the panel moves. Up to 86″ a mobile stand works. Above that it is a fixed install and delivery access needs surveying.