What is the difference between the Flip 2 and Google Jamboard?

The Samsung Flip 2 features a powerful processor and a UHD display with 4K resolution, providing a 178-degree viewing angle. It works wirelessly with Samsung mobile devices or others by using their application, allowing up to 4 users to doodle on the display at the same time. An additional visible feature is that the screen can pivot on the stand (which is sold separately), going from horizontal to vertical very quickly.

The drawback is that it doesn't include a full-features operating system, and while you can share the whiteboarding sessions, there is no webcam for face-to-face conferencing.

The Google Jamboard features a vibrant 4K display with an interactive display, and a smooth 120Hz touch scan rate. It has an integrated wide-angle HD camera, used for office conferencing and enhanced audio and video transmission. The users also can access the whiteboard content via Android or iOS apps.

On the drawback side, when it comes to integrations, it has a limited suite and could be harder to adjust with the office workflows. Additionally, it has more than twice higher price of the Samsung Flip 2.