SUPPORTED DEVICES

Use the screen setup that fits your business.

TapSignage is designed around flexible, affordable deployments. Start with compatible Android TV, Google TV, or Chromecast hardware, then evaluate other player and commercial-display options for specialized needs.

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Start with almost any screen

If your TV or display has an HDMI input and access to Wi-Fi, you can use it for digital signage by connecting a compatible external player. The player runs the signage app, receives your playlists, and sends them to the screen—so you can keep the display you already own and add hardware only when you need it.

Our recommendation: choose Android TV or Google TV hardware for the best TapSignage compatibility and feature coverage, including simpler app installation, automatic launch on supported setups, remote updates, scheduling, and cached playback after the initial sync.

Supported today

Android TV

Install the player directly on compatible Android TV hardware.

Google TV

Use compatible Google TV devices without buying a proprietary signage player.

Chromecast

Cast to displays with Chromecast built in or a compatible Chromecast device.

Recommended external players

onn. Google TV devices

The onn. 4K Pro is a strong value option with listed 3 GB RAM and 32 GB storage. The onn. 4K Plus and standard models trade down in memory and storage, making them better suited to smaller playlists.

Best fit: affordable Google TV deployments. Confirm the exact model and test offline caching before rollout.

Amazon Signage Stick

Purpose-built signage hardware with listed 2 GB memory and 16 GB storage. It supports automatic CMS setup and advanced remote-management features, but TapSignage must first be accepted as an Amazon CMS partner.

Status: compatibility pending partner approval.

Hardware options to evaluate

Also evaluate Fire TV Stick, Amazon Signage Stick, Chromecast/Google TV, Samsung Smart Signage, LG webOS Signage, Apple TV, Windows mini PCs, and BrightSign. Roku is currently in development. Their compatibility and pricing vary by deployment; see the hardware comparison before purchasing.