Among the specifications and models of outdoor LED displays, P8 and P10 are two commonly used models. So, what are the differences between P8 and P10 outdoor LED displays? The following explains the differences.
To understand the differences between P8 and P10 outdoor LED displays, you first need to know what P8 and P10 mean. Pixel pitch is a very important parameter in LED display specifications. Pixel pitch refers to the distance between the center of one LED bead and the center of an adjacent LED bead in an LED display. Pixel pitch is abbreviated with the letter "P," and the number following it represents the specific distance. Pixel pitch is also called pixel spacing.
The main differences between P8 and P10 outdoor LED displays are as follows:
1. Different Pixel Pitch
P8 refers to an outdoor LED display with a pixel pitch of 8 millimeters (mm), while P10 refers to an outdoor LED display with a pixel pitch of 10 millimeters.
2. Different Resolution
For LED displays of the same length, width, and area, the resolution of P8 is higher than that of P10, resulting in a finer image and a shorter optimal viewing distance.
3. Different Price
Under the premise of using the same LED beads, the same packaging method and materials, and being manufactured by the same manufacturer, the price of a P8 outdoor LED display is generally higher than that of a P10.
