When buying an LED display board, one of the most important factors to consider is pixel pitch. Choosing the wrong pitch can result in a blurry image, or worse, overpaying for unnecessary resolution. Whether you are installing a digital billboard or an indoor screen, this guide will help you choose the right pixel pitch for your LED display.

​Pixel pitch refers to the distance (in mm) between the center of two adjacent pixels. It’s often written as P2, P3, P5, etc.

• A smaller pixel pitch (like P1.5) = higher resolution = clearer images up close.
• A larger pixel pitch (like P10) = lower resolution = better for far viewing distances

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When it comes to LED displays, one of the most common questions we get is: What’s the difference between SMD and DIP LED? If you’re planning to invest in an LED display for your business, event, or project, knowing the difference can actually save your time and money. 

​DIP (Dual In-Line Package) is the older, more traditional LED technology. These are the tiny colored bulbs you see sticking out of old-school electronic signboards.

• Design: Each pixel is made of three separate LEDs (Red, Green, Blue) mounted side by side.
• Brightness: Very high — suitable for outdoor use.
• Durability: Highly resistant to heat and harsh weather.
• Viewing Angle: Narrower (usually around 70°–90°).

In a world filled with flat screens and static banners, the LED Sphere stands out, literally.

​An LED Sphere is a spherical digital display made from specially curved LED panels that fit together to form a ball-like structure. It can show videos, text, animations, or real-time graphics on all sides, allowing audiences to view content from every direction. Unlike traditional LED screens, LED Spheres offer a 3D visual experience, making them perfect for modern and immersive environments.

• ​​360° Visibility - Delivers content in all directions—ideal for open areas and high foot traffic zones.
• Custom Sizes & Pixel Pitch - Available in various diameters (from 0.6m to over 3m) with pixel options like P2.5, P4, P6, etc.
• High Brightness & Clarity - Visible even in brightly lit indoor spaces.
• Dynamic Content Control - Supports video, countdowns, 3D effects, branding, real-time data, and more—easily updated via USB, WiFi, or LAN.
• Creative Installation Options​ - Can be suspended from ceilings, placed on stands, or used as a floating centerpiece.

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When considering an LED screen for your business, one of the first decisions you'll need to make is whether you need an indoor or outdoor display. While both serve the same purpose but their build, performance, and features differ significantly depending on where they’re installed.

​Key Characteristics: 

• Lower brightness levels – There's no direct sunlight or exposure to harsh weather indoors.
• Finer pixel pitch – This means higher resolution and better image clarity at close viewing distances.
• Lightweight structure – No need for weatherproofing, making them easier to install on walls, ceilings.

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When it comes to LED billboards, what you say matters — but *how it looks* can make or break the impact. One of the most powerful tools in visual marketing is color psychology. The colors you choose for your LED display can  influence decision-making and even drive customers straight to your door.

Here’s how to pick colors that speak louder than words:

Red is bold, urgent, and eye-catching. It’s great for:

•  Sales promotions
•  Flash deals
•  Food and beverage ads

But be careful, too much red can feel aggressive. Use it for headlines, not the whole background.

In today’s fast-moving world, you have less than 5 seconds to grab attention with your LED billboard. Studies show 71% of viewers only glance at digital ads briefly—so how do you make yours stick?  

At LEDSign, we’ve engineered high-impact displays for global brands. Here’s our proven formula for unforgettable LED advertising:  

​Your message must be instantly recognizable at 60+ mph. Use this checklist:  
 1 Second: Bold brand colors/logo visible  
 3 Seconds: Clear offer/call-to-action readable  
 5 Seconds: Entire story understood  

​Animated ads get 400% more attention—but only if done right:  
✅ ​Do: Subtle motion (pulsing borders, smooth transitions)  
❌ Avoid: Rapid flashes (cause distraction fatigue)  

Pro Tip: Use eye-tracking patterns—most viewers scan in a "Z" formation before focusing center.  

​In today’s fast-moving world, grabbing people’s attention isn’t enough — you need to keep it. That’s where immersive LED displays come in. These aren’t your average screens. They turn any space into a visual experience that people remember.

​Let’s face it — we’re all drawn to things that move and shine. An immersive LED screen can stretch across walls, ceilings, or even the floor, wrapping people in light and motion. It’s eye-catching in the best way possible, and it works instantly. People don’t just look — they stop and stare.

​LED billboards are one of the most powerful tools in modern advertising. With their ability to display vibrant, dynamic content in real-time, they’re perfect for attracting attention in high-traffic areas. But to get the most out of your investment, you need to place your LED billboard in the right spot.

​LED billboards placed along major highways and expressways have the highest exposure. Thousands of commuters and travelers pass by daily, giving your ad constant visibility throughout the day.

In the fast-paced world of food and dining, catching someone’s attention can make the difference between a full house and an empty table. That’s where LED displays come in—not just as a fancy tech upgrade, but as a powerful marketing tool that gets results.
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Here are 4 brilliant ways restaurants are using LED tech to turn heads, fill tables, and keep customers coming back for more:

Say goodbye to printed menus that go out of date the moment your kitchen adds something new. LED menu boards allow you to update your offerings instantly—whether it’s changing prices, adding today’s special, or switching from breakfast to dinner mode.​