6 Touch Point 65" IR Touch Screen Frame Overlay by GlassTek Inc. (65")

We were looking for a cheap alternative to an actual touch screen over a TV and this have really make our needs. For the price you really can't beat it. You may want to contact the seller to see if you can purchase the accompanying screen. Otherwise you will have people touching the actual TV, computer screen, or whatever else you may be using.

I purchased this product and I was very hopeful it was going to be a great experience. I have loved the IR technology ever since it came out the only problem is I've never once seen it work properly. This device after spending well over 100 hours trying to calibrate it, it never worked properly. The area from where fingertips touch to IR detection were at best 7 to 8 inches away from where the point of contact was.I think it may be 25 years this will be really great technology but even that it might need another 25 before it's really ready for public use and development and other areas. I'm going to stay optimistic and keep watching this technology I believe it has a great future but if you buy it today in any capacity including this "touch screen enabler" you will end up tearing half of the hair out of your head.

It is responsive enough for general use. Takes some getting used to and since it is overlaid on a TV that was not meant to be a touch screen it seems to be killing some of our pixels. I would recommend getting a back for it. I am considering grabbing a cheap S/T Projector and mounting it to a white board as a smartboard alternative, but only because we already have the IR Overlay.

We use this for conferences with a regular LED?LCD tv. We set it up in 20 minutes for the first time. It's pretty accurate and well worth the price vs an off the shelf tv with built in touchscreen capability for way more money.

Got this to work as a touch screen for Apple devices! You have to go through a third party app called UPDD. This software will give you gesture controls that will allow you to map multi-finger touches and gestures to features natively found in OSX. It even comes with calibration software, which you will need. Overall it works well on our 60" display. Is it as responsive as a capacitive touch screen? No, but it's polling rate is fast enough that most users won't notice a difference. And it just plain works.

The touch screen works great. I had a little trouble with calibrating and called the company - which is based in Denver and answers their phone - and they were very patient and helped me through it. Very happily surprised to buy somethig online and get great customer support!! Highly recommend.

Very happy with this product to convert our 60" tv into a touchscreen. We use it for our Missionary display at our Church. It's much easier than having our folks use a mousepad. And, it's a lot cheaper than purchasing a touchscreen tv.

This package was delivered broken the problem is that I delivered to my country Ecuador so to bring it you back is more expensive tham the product