Outdoor Temporary Events: For events like exhibitions and celebrations, rented screens are the top choice. They are lightweight, easy to assemble and disassemble, support curved and irregularly shaped splicing, and offer excellent value for money.
• Tech-Savvy/Immersive Booths: If you want to create a "floating" visual effect, transparent screens are a must-have. They have high light transmittance, displaying advertisements without obstructing the background, making them particularly suitable for glass curtain walls or shop window settings.
• Interactive Experience Zones: Floor tile screens can be stepped on, suitable for stages or interactive exhibition areas, providing a unique sense of participation.
Faced with a bunch of technical terms, remembering the following key points will help you quickly determine if a screen meets your needs.
• Pixel Pitch (P-value): This is the core factor determining clarity. Simply put, the smaller the P-value, the denser the LEDs, resulting in a clearer image, but also a higher price.
• Close-up Viewing (e.g., in the booth's explanation area, where the audience is 1-3 meters away from the screen): Choose a small-pitch screen with P1.5-P2.5 for delicate image quality.
• For medium to long-distance viewing (e.g., the main visual area of an exhibition booth, where viewers are 3-5 meters or more from the screen): A standard indoor screen with a resolution of P2.5-P4 is sufficient and offers good value for money.
• Brightness: Determines the screen's visibility in different lighting environments.
• Indoors: 800-1200 nits is sufficient; excessive brightness can be glaring and consume more power.
• Outdoors/Near a window: A high-brightness screen with a resolution of 5000 nits or more is needed to clearly see content in strong light.
• Refresh rate: Affects image smoothness and photo quality. For exhibition booths, a refresh rate of 1920Hz or higher can effectively prevent water ripples in photos and make video playback smoother.
