Apple has yet to launch a touchscreen Mac, though macOS 27 Golden Gate indicates the firm may ready its software for touch use. Alogic now offers external displays that add touch and stylus support to macOS and Windows systems.

The lineup debuted at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas and features Fokus wall-mounted touchscreens, the Aspekt Touch 27-inch monitor, Folio portable displays, and an Active Stylus. While Windows users enjoy many touchscreen choices, Mac setups often require added software. Alogic provides tools for tapping interfaces, annotating, drawing, and stylus work on compatible panels.

Seeking touch on Mac ahead of Apple hardware?

This goal drives the new Alogic range. The Fokus series targets meeting rooms, classrooms, and shared spaces for presentations and direct sketching on large surfaces. Sizes include 43-inch, 55-inch, and 65-inch models, each with 4K resolution and multitouch support.

Desk users may prefer the Aspekt Touch 27-inch model. It offers a compact 4K panel with 600 nits brightness, full sRGB coverage, USB-C docking, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4, Ethernet, and 90W charging. Colors come in Silver and Space Black, paired with Raise, Fold, or Omni stands.

The Folio line suits mobile needs. A single 16-inch QHD touch screen defines the standard Folio, while the Duo version adds a second panel for stacked or side-by-side use. This setup aids MacBook travelers seeking multiple displays.

Pricing for Alogic touch displays

These items target professional buyers. Fokus models list at $2,799 for 43 inches, $3,299 for 55 inches, and $3,999 for 65 inches. The Aspekt Touch 27-inch begins at $1,799.

Folio pricing starts at $899, with the Duo at $1,299. The Active Stylus with wireless charging is $149, and the Iris 2 4K webcam costs $199. Aspekt Touch 27-inch and stylus ship in July 2026, while Fokus, Folio, and Iris 2 arrive by September.