Description

Overview

The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 is a 65-inch smart interactive whiteboard from Dahua’s DeepHub Lite series, built for classrooms, training rooms and boardrooms. It is a large touch display you write on, present from and hold video meetings on — a projector, a marker board and a webcam in one wall panel. The 65-inch DLED panel shows a sharp 4K picture (3,840 × 2,160), and the infrared touch frame turns the whole screen into a whiteboard several people can use at once.

Android 14 is built in, so the board works on its own: open the whiteboard app, browse the web, play a video or share a laptop screen wirelessly, with no computer plugged in. An optional OPS module adds full Windows if the room needs desktop software.

This listing is for the S2 version, the newer one: Android 14 (not Android 9), 8 GB of RAM with 64 GB of storage (not 4 GB and 32 GB), Wi-Fi 6 and more touch points than the older B version. One thing to say plainly: this is not a television. It has no tuner and no TV channels. It is made for writing, presenting and meeting.

Key Benefits

One panel replaces three devices. A classroom that used to need a projector, a marker board and a separate webcam now needs one wall unit. There is no projector bulb to replace and no tangle of cables on the desk.

It runs on its own. Android 14 with 8 GB of RAM opens the whiteboard, the browser and video apps directly on the board. A teacher can walk in, tap the board and start the lesson.

Several people can write at once. The infrared touch frame supports up to 32 touch points on Android and 40 on Windows, so students or colleagues can work on the same board together.

Meetings need no extra gear. The built-in 5 MP camera, the microphone array that picks up voices from 8 to 12 metres away, and the two 15 W front speakers cover a video call for a whole room.

Features and Advantages

The panel is a 65-inch DLED display with 4K resolution and an IPS construction, so the picture stays accurate and readable from 178 degrees — the students at the side of the room see the same colours as the ones in front. Brightness is 350 cd/m² with a 1,200:1 static contrast ratio, and the backlight is rated for 50,000 hours.

Connectivity covers Wi-Fi 6 on 2.4 and 5 GHz with a built-in hotspot, Bluetooth 5.2, a wired Ethernet port, two HDMI 2.0 inputs that accept 4K at 60 Hz, USB-C, USB 3.2 and USB 2.0 ports, and RS-232 for control systems. The camera sits at the top of the frame: a 5 MP unit with an 88-degree diagonal view, recording up to 1080p at 30 frames per second on Android. The microphone array uses echo cancellation and reaches 8 to 12 metres.

Ideal Users

Schools, colleges and training centres will get the most out of this board. In a classroom it replaces the projector and the marker board in one step: the teacher writes on a bright 4K surface, pulls up a video or a website without switching devices, and shares the board to students’ screens.

Offices and boardrooms are the second natural home. A meeting room with this board on the wall runs its video calls from the board itself — camera, microphones and speakers are already there — and visiting presenters connect by wireless screen sharing or HDMI without hunting for adapters.

Coaching centres, churches and NGOs use it the same way — a big shared writing surface for groups that learn and plan together. At 38 kg the board needs a solid wall and the included bracket.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	Dahua DHI-LCH65-MC410-B-S2 (DeepHub Lite series)
Product type	65-inch smart interactive whiteboard — not a television; no tuner
Panel	65-inch DLED, 3,840 × 2,160 (4K UHD)
Panel type	IPS, 178° viewing angles
Brightness	350 cd/m² (65-inch)
Contrast ratio	1,200:1 (static)
Refresh rate / response	60 Hz; 8 ms
Backlight lifespan	50,000 hours
Glass	3.2 mm anti-glare tempered glass, 9H hardness
Touch	Infrared; 32 points (Android) / 40 (Windows); touch height < 1 mm
Operating system	Android 14 (S2); optional OPS module for Windows
CPU / GPU	Quad-core A55 @ 1.9 GHz; ARM Mali-G52 MP2
RAM / storage	8 GB RAM / 64 GB ROM
Camera	Built-in 5 MP, 88° view; 1080p@30fps (Android)
Microphone	Array with echo cancellation; picks up voices 8–12 m
Speakers	2 × 15 W front-facing
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 6 + hotspot; Bluetooth 5.2; Ethernet; 2 × HDMI 2.0 (4K 60 Hz); USB-C; USB 3.2 + USB 2.0; RS-232
Screen sharing	Wireless, from phones, laptops and tablets
Power	100–240 V AC; typical 117.5 W; peak 230 W
Dimensions	1,485 × 913 × 116 mm
Weight	38 kg
In the box	Whiteboard, wall mount bracket, 2 × stylus pens, remote, wireless module, power cord, accessory pack, quick start guide
Sold separately	OPS module, mobile stand, share dongle

FAQs

Is this a television? No. The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 is a smart interactive whiteboard from Dahua’s DeepHub Lite series. It has a 4K display and Android built in, but no tuner and no TV channels. It is made for writing, presenting and video meetings.

Does it need a computer? No. Android 14 is built in, so the board works on its own for writing, browsing and screen sharing. An optional OPS module adds Windows if you need desktop software.

How many people can write on it at once? Up to 32 touch points on Android (40 on Windows), so several people can write on the board together. The two stylus pens attach magnetically to the frame.

Does it have a camera and speakers? Yes — a built-in 5 MP camera, a microphone array that reaches 8 to 12 metres, and two 15 W front speakers. Video calls need no extra webcam, microphone or speakers.

What is the difference between the B and B-S2 versions? The S2 is the newer version: Android 14 instead of Android 9, 8 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage instead of 4 GB and 32 GB, Wi-Fi 6, and more touch points. This listing is the S2.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists genuine Dahua hardware with the specifications stated as Dahua publishes them — including the important detail that this is the S2 version with Android 14 and 8 GB of RAM, not the older B version. The listing is honest about what the product is: a smart interactive whiteboard for classrooms and meeting rooms, not a television. If you are unsure whether a 65-inch board suits your room, ask the team before ordering through Facebook or Instagram. For the room around the board, the same store carries the network gear that keeps it connected — the TP-Link EAP723 BE5000 for strong room Wi-Fi, the TP-Link ER605 router, and the TP-Link EAP655-Wall for wall-plate coverage.

Final Conclusion

The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 puts a classroom or a boardroom on one wall: a 65-inch 4K touch display, Android 14, a 5 MP camera, microphones and speakers in a single panel. Order it from NexGenShop.pk and mount it on a solid wall.