Hardware · Media Players
A Reliable Media Player for Every Screen
The media player is the small computer that drives your display. Arreya Digital Signage is device-agnostic — it runs on Chrome OS, the Amazon Signage Stick, BrightSign, Windows, and LG webOS — so you can pick the hardware that fits your IT environment instead of the other way around.
Five Platforms, One Software License
Your subscription is the same price on every platform. Mix and match across a deployment — a Chromebox in the lobby and an all-in-one display in the break room both manage from the same dashboard.
Chrome OS
Simple, secure, and centrally managed
Chromebox media players boot straight into kiosk mode and update themselves. Arreya is Chrome Enterprise Recommended, so Chrome OS is the easiest, most secure way to run signage at scale.
- AOpen Chromebox Commercial
- ASUS Chromebox
- Acer Chromebox CXI Series
Amazon
The fastest, lowest-cost way onto a screen
The Amazon Signage Stick plugs into an HDMI port and brings any screen online with Arreya Digital Signage in minutes. It is the cheapest route to a live screen and scales cleanly across many locations.
- Amazon Signage Stick
BrightSign
Purpose-built players for screens that can't go dark
BrightSign builds both the players and BrightSignOS, an operating system designed for one job: uninterrupted playback. Solid-state, no moving parts, and engineered for years of continuous commercial duty.
- BrightSign Series Players
- BrightSign Video Wall Players
Windows
Maximum flexibility and familiar IT management
Windows mini-PCs and commercial media players give your IT team the most flexibility — ideal when you need to run other applications alongside signage or fit existing Windows management.
- Windows Mini-PC (Intel NUC-Class)
- Commercial Windows Media Player
- Windows Touchscreen All-in-One
LG webOS
All-in-one displays with the player built in
LG webOS commercial displays run Arreya right on the screen. The built-in System-on-Chip (SoC) player means there's no external media player to buy, mount, or manage — just a clean, all-in-one signage display.
- LG webOS All-in-One Display
- LG webOS UHD Display
How Do I Choose a Media Player?
Three things decide it: your security and IT requirements, what your content actually demands, and how the fleet will be managed.
Security and IT fit
Chrome OS players lock into kiosk mode and update themselves, which is why most IT teams start there. Windows fits shops that already manage Windows endpoints.
What the content demands
Looping images and text run fine on a modest player. 4K video, live dashboards, video walls, and touch interaction need more horsepower.
How it gets managed
Fleet size changes the answer. Three screens in one building is a different problem from 300 across a district — central management stops being optional.
You do not have to work this out alone. Tell our US-based team what you want on screen and where, and we will spec the player — then set it up for you.
Hardware and software, one relationship.
Buying the player through Arreya Digital Signage means it arrives configured. No unboxing a generic mini-PC and hoping the kiosk settings stick.
Included with every player
- Player recommendation based on your content and IT environment
- Device provisioning and kiosk-mode configuration
- Remote monitoring and reboot from the Arreya dashboard
- US-based support for the player, not just the software