Types Of Indoor LED Displays

Jun 10, 2026

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By Pixel Pitch
Standard indoor full-color screens: Includes specifications such as P2, P2.5, P3, P4, and P5; suitable for standard settings like conference rooms and exhibition halls.
Fine-pitch LED screens: Pixel pitch below P2.5 (e.g., P1.25, P1.53, P1.86); offers high-resolution, detailed imagery; suitable for close-range viewing environments such as command centers and high-end conference rooms.

 

By Special Form Factor
Flexible LED screens: Highly bendable; supports customization into curved or irregular shapes; ideal for curved surfaces in exhibition halls and creative installations.
Transparent LED displays: High light transmittance that does not obstruct the view; commonly used on glass curtain walls and in shop windows, combining display functionality with transparency.
Irregularly shaped LED screens: Customizable into special forms like spheres, cylinders, or S-shapes to meet creative display requirements.

 

By Display Color
Single/dual-color screens: Displays only one color or two colors (red and green); primarily used for simple text information, such as scrolling message boards in stores.
Full-color screens: Composed of red, green, and blue primary colors; capable of rendering over ten million colors; currently the mainstream choice for indoor applications.

 

By Usage Scenario
Rental LED screens: Feature a modular design for rapid assembly, disassembly, and transport; widely used for short-term events such as concerts and temporary exhibitions.

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