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Indoor small-pitch application scenarios

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    Indoor small-pitch application scenarios

    Hey folks! I'm researching indoor LED displays for close-range viewing, especially for spaces like conference rooms or exhibition halls. I'm a bit unsure about which pixel pitch works best. Any advice or examples of real use cases would be awesome. Thanks!
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    Hey! When you're dealing with indoor environments where viewers are close to the screen, going with a smaller pixel pitch makes a huge difference in clarity. We recently worked on a corporate project using a LEGIDATECH P2.5 LED screen https://ledscreenfactory.com/a-compr...5-led-display/ and the results were incredible. It was installed in a control room where detail and color accuracy mattered, and even from just a few feet away, the display was crisp and seamless. LEGIDATECH’s cabinet design is also super lightweight and easy to maintain, which was a huge bonus during setup. Definitely the right choice for high-end indoor applications like command centers or gallery spaces.

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