Panasonic has updated its professional MEVIX display portfolio with the introduction of the SQ3 Series of 4K LCD displays designed to support a wide range of always-on, 24/7 applications.

According to the company, the SQ3 Series features 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution and delivers clear, detailed image reproduction for everything from digital signage content to meeting room presentations and monitoring feeds. Panasonic also says the displays support 4K/60p signal for smooth, high-quality video playback, while a 25% haze anti-glare treatment reduces reflections in bright environments, maintaining visibility in retail and corporate settings.

The SQ3 Series is available in six different sizes (86, 75, 65, 55, 50 and 43-inch) and has the flexibility to fit a wide range of spaces, including expansive retail displays, corporate boardrooms and university classrooms. Panasonic said Advanced Super Dimensional Switch (ADS) panels ensure a wide viewing angle with consistent color and brightness across a range of viewing positions.

The SQ3 Series also features three HDMI inputs and HDMI CEC functionality for device control. HDCP 2.2 is supported on all three inputs.

Additional features, such as signal-based power management and RS-232C and PJLink compatibility, are designed to enable efficient remote management and reduced operational workload.

“The introduction of the SQ3 Series reflects our ongoing commitment to strengthening our professional display portfolio in line with real-world customer needs,” said Hartmut Kulessa, head of marketing at Panasonic Projector and Display EMEA. ”While this range is focused on delivering reliable, high-quality performance for everyday applications, it also plays an important role within our broader strategy to provide a complete and scalable ecosystem across display technologies. As customer requirements continue to evolve, we remain focused on expanding our offering with new innovations – including upcoming touch-enabled displays – to ensure we can support a wide range of professional environments both now and in the future.”