MediaFast FAQs

Price for our video marketing products is primarily driven by quantity and screen size. Electronic components like motherboards, speakers, memory, and batteries factor in depending on their sizes as well. But basically, prices for HD IPS Video Brochures average between $19 to $65 per unit depending on the components included. The printed wrap is a lesser cost factor. The price includes full color printing and lamination of the custom paper wrap. Additional treatments like foil, spot UV, embossing and custom papers are also available for additional costs.

From the day graphic and electronic design is approved, it typically takes 3 to 4 weeks for an order to arrive. Production time at the manufacturer is generally 14 business days once they get started. Also, since all HD IPS Video Marketing Products are produced in China, once in a while the container ships get delayed. Even though that’s rare, it can sometimes add a few more days.

We load each unit with our client’s videos and fully charge each lithium battery during production.

Our standard battery provides 2 hours of continuous play. We also offer larger batteries that can provide up to 40 hours of continuous play for an additional cost.

Similar to cell phones, the batteries in all of our Video Marketing Products are charged with a USB-C cable. Also, each unit comes with a USB-C cable for charging and changing video content.

Yes, video content can be changed at any time, meaning you can customize each unit for your individual prospects. Through a simple process, you can drag and drop new .mp4, .mov, or .avi files (not HEIC or HEVC) onto each one. Click the following link for instructions: How To Change Video Content.

Also, if you need assistance formatting the files correctly, click this link: Recommended Video Formats and How To Reformat Videos.

Please contact us if you run into any difficulties. We’re always happy to help.

Our standard units contain enough memory to hold approximately 10 minutes of video content. If you want or need more, we have other options—all at competitive prices. Also, all of our screens will play .mp4, .mov, and .avi files (not HEIC or HEVC).

Unlike our competitors, we don’t charge for buttons. The most common are Pause/Play, Fast Forward, Rewind, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Video (multiple videos can be included). Button placement is part of the graphic design and should be included in the provided art file. Our design templates address button spacing and placement criteria.

Yes, we will send an electronic proof via email before production begins.

Printing in CMYK is included in your price with MediaFast.

The main differences between CMYK and PMS colors are how they’re created, their cost, and when they’re used.

Specifically, PMS colors are custom-mixed ink colors that are part of the Pantone Matching System, which is used by commercial printers to make specific ink colors—think mixing paint at Home Depot. PMS colors are also known as spot colors.

On the other hand, the name CMYK color reproduction is derived from the following: C (cyan), M (magenta), Y (yellow), and K (black). It works by mixing various ratios of each of those colors to produce the entire color spectrum.

Most printed collateral is produced using CMYK. However, when a brand is very particular about the color of their branding being a very specific shade—think Pentel blue or KFC red—they will call out a PMS mix for that color and print the rest with CMYK.

To answer that question, it isn’t. Why? Because RGB stands for red, green, and blue and is a color model used to illuminate colors on electronic displays like computer monitors, televisions, and video screens to create images…but not on printed materials.

With regards to video marketing products, design created with RGB for printed portions of the units won’t work because it must be in CMYK or PMS to look correct.