Boland adds ST 2110 and 4K HDR monitors to 2026 catalog
Boland, a company specializing in professional monitors for over 40 years, released its 2026 product catalog detailing its range of OLED and LCD monitors for broadcast, post-production, mobile OB, field production, and teleprompting applications. The catalog highlights monitors with 4K UHD and 1920x1080 resolutions, HDR capabilities, various input options including 12G-SDI and ST 2110, and custom-built options for diverse industry needs. It emphasizes the monitors' durability, color accuracy, and suitability for demanding professional environments.
Key Takeaways
- 4K OLED models range from 16-inch X4K16HDR to 65-inch X4K65HDR, all with 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0, 3G SDI, QUAD Link SDI, 3D LUT, waveform and vectorscope.
- Boland’s 4K LCD HDR line spans 17-inch to 65-inch standard sizes, with 75-inch, 85-inch, and 99-inch options available on request.
- The 1920 x 1080 HD lineup includes BHB and PVB series models from 7-inch to 32-inch, with BHB20HDR and BHB24HDR adding 12G-SDI.
- The 4K55HDR7SNB video wall model combines 4K resolution, 12G-SDI, QUAD Link SDI, HDR 2084/HLG, and a super narrow bezel.
- Boland’s custom options include an ST 2110 field-installable module, NVG compatibility, touchscreens up to 72 inches, and 12/28-volt power support.
Why It Matters
Boland is signaling that its monitor catalog now spans both legacy SDI workflows and IP-ready setups, with ST 2110 options built into the product story rather than treated as a separate line. That matters for broadcast, OB, and post teams that want one vendor across control rooms, trucks, field kits, and teleprompting without changing color or signal standards. The catalog also shows a broad size ladder, from 7-inch teleprompting displays to 98-inch value SDI screens. A concrete marker to watch next is how many models ship with the ST 2110 module versus standard 12G-SDI inputs.
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