LED Display Buyer's Guides
Practical guides written by factory engineers — how to spec, compare and buy LED displays without expensive surprises.
How Many Nits Does an Outdoor LED Display Need?
An outdoor LED display needs 5,000–6,000 nits for most sites and 6,500–8,000+ for direct sun or glass-fronted installs. A factory brightness guide with a nits-by-environment table and FAQ.
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COB vs SMD vs GOB LED Display: A Factory's Honest Comparison
SMD, GOB and COB LED displays trade price for protection. A factory guide to the three packaging types — which survives floors and touring, which suits ultra-fine pitch, and which is the smart budget buy.
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How to Choose the Right Pixel Pitch for Your LED Display
Pixel pitch decides image quality and price. Learn the viewing-distance rule, when P1.2 beats P2.5, and how to avoid paying for resolution nobody can see.
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Rental vs Fixed LED Display: Which One Does Your Project Need?
Rental and fixed LED screens differ in cabinet design, weight, locks and cost. A factory guide to choosing correctly — and when a rental panel is worth it for a fixed install.
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What Determines LED Display Price? 9 Factors Explained by a Factory
Why do quotes for the 'same' LED screen differ by 40%? A Shenzhen factory explains the 9 cost drivers: pitch, LEDs, refresh rate, cabinets, IP rating, and where corners get cut.
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