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Compare the specifications that actually change project performance and cost. Use these guides to evaluate pixel pitch, brightness, refresh rate, maintenance access, installation conditions and application requirements before requesting a quotation.
These are not generic product comparisons. Each guide should connect a measurable project condition to a practical specification decision.
Compare close viewing, text clarity, total resolution, screen dimensions and budget.
Read the guide →Compare audience distance, camera use, cabinet format, setup speed and total project economics.
Read the guide →Compare packaging structure, protection, visual performance, service considerations and application fit.
Read existing guideCompare service clearance, wall depth, installation method, module access and long-term maintenance.
Read the guide →Start with the real scenario: conference room, stage, retail, stadium, outdoor billboard, XR or another environment.
Define viewing distance, screen dimensions, ambient light, camera use, service space and installation conditions.
Choose the practical pitch, brightness, refresh rate, IP protection and maintenance architecture.
Only then compare product series, cabinet formats, options and quotation.
Choose pitch by closest viewing distance, detail level, screen size and target resolution.
Open pixel pitch guideEvaluate indoor ambient light, daylight exposure, direct sunlight, automatic dimming and operating hours.
Open brightness guideCompare 3840 Hz and 7680 Hz for standard cameras, broadcast, slow motion and XR production.
Open the guide →Compare IP54, IP65 and IP66 according to installation exposure, rain, dust and cleaning conditions.
Open the guide →Estimate maximum power, average power and kWh for 50 m², 100 m² and larger LED walls.
Open the guide →Choose front or rear maintenance according to wall depth, service corridor and module access.
Open the guide →A quotation based only on “P2.5” or “P3.9” can miss important installation, brightness, service and camera requirements. A better RFQ starts with the actual project.
Share your application, screen dimensions, viewing distance, lighting conditions and installation requirements. We can help identify the practical product direction before quotation.