Description
When to use a custom 10-inch video brochure
The 10-inch Custom Video Brochure is FL Solutions’ flagship — the format we ship when the deal size justifies the largest possible screen and your message has to land on the first viewing. Sales teams deploy it for executive briefings, board presentations, capital-raise pitches, real-estate offering memoranda for trophy assets, healthcare and pharmaceutical launches at the C-suite level, and luxury brand activations.
What’s included
Each unit ships with your custom video pre-loaded in .MP4 format and your custom-printed hard cover. The 10-inch LCD screen plays automatically when the book opens, runs from a rechargeable lithium battery, includes adjustable speaker volume and dedicated chapter buttons, and connects via USB for video swaps after delivery. Lead time is typically 2–3 weeks from artwork approval. Volume pricing applies at 25, 50, 100, 250, and 500 units. Pricing as of May 2026: $47–$78 per unit at volume.
Why FL Solutions
Since 2014, FL Solutions has shipped tens of thousands of premium video marketing units to brands including DJ Khaled, Pfizer, Swarovski, and Yale Capital. We are a WOSB-certified, family-run manufacturer based in St. Petersburg, Florida. We design the artwork, source the hardware, encode your video, and quality-check every unit before it leaves our facility.
Video booklet, video book, or video brochure?
These three names describe the same object and buyers use them interchangeably, which makes shopping for one confusing. A video booklet is a printed booklet with a screen bound into it that starts playing when the cover is opened. So is a video book. So is a video brochure. The difference is vocabulary rather than hardware, and it usually reflects the industry the buyer came from: agencies tend to say brochure, corporate and education buyers tend to say book or booklet.
Where the naming does start to mean something is the finish. People who say video booklet are usually picturing something closer to a printed programme or an annual report, with a soft or hardback cover and a few printed pages alongside the screen. People who say video brochure more often mean a single folded panel. This unit covers both, because the cover stock, the page count and the finish are all specified per order rather than fixed.
If you want the format explained end to end before you choose a size, the video books guide walks through construction and use cases, and the video brochures page covers the flatter formats.
Screen and battery detail
The screen is a 10.1 inch IPS panel running 1024 by 600 at a 16:9 ratio, with an active viewing area of roughly 8.75 by 4.75 inches. IPS matters at this size because a video booklet is usually handed across a desk rather than held straight on, and an IPS panel holds its color and contrast at an angle where a cheaper panel washes out.
Playback runs two to three hours on a charge, standby holds three to four months, and a full charge takes two to three hours. Units arrive charged and loaded with your video. There is a USB connection for swapping the video after delivery, so the same unit can be reused for a later campaign rather than thrown away, along with chapter buttons and adjustable volume.
Ordering, quantities and turnaround
Volume pricing applies at 25, 50, 100, 250 and 500 units, and the unit cost falls at every one of those breaks. Current pricing runs $47 to $78 per unit at volume. Lead time is typically two to three weeks from the point your artwork is approved, so plan backwards from the date the booklets need to be in hand rather than from the date you place the order.
Artwork can come from you as a print ready file, from your designer using our template, or from us. If you would rather hold a sample before committing to a print run, the 7 to 10 inch sample pack ships the same formats at a single unit price. Full pricing for every screen size sits on the pricing page.
