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Which screen is best for my space?

Short answer

Shop window: transparent LED or a high-brightness screen. Restaurant menu: a digital menu board or LED poster. Boardroom: a fine-pitch COB LED wall or an interactive panel. Mosque or hall: indoor P2.5–P3.9. Hotel lobby: P1.86–P2.5. Building façade or roadside: outdoor P5–P10.

Which screen is best for my space?

Quick picks by space

SpaceBest choicePitch / brightness
Shop windowTransparent LED or high-brightness LED posterP2.5–P3.9 · 2,500–4,500 nits
Inside a shopLED wall behind the counter or LED postersP1.86–P2.5
Restaurant / café menuWall-mounted digital menu board or LED poster55″ LCD menu board or P1.86–P2.5
BoardroomCOB LED wall, or interactive flat panel for small roomsP0.9–P1.25
Hotel lobby / receptionFine-pitch LED wallP1.5–P2.5
Mosque, church, hallLarge indoor LED wallP2.5–P3.9
School classroomInteractive flat panel65″–86″
Events & stagesRental LED cabinetsP2.6–P3.9
Façade, rooftop, roadsideOutdoor LED billboardP5–P10 · 5,000+ nits

Shops and showrooms

Shop windows face the sun, so brightness matters more than fine detail. Transparent LED keeps the store visible from outside; LED posters are portable and easy to move between branches. Inside, a wall behind the counter or a feature wall in the main aisle draws people in.

Restaurants and cafés

Digital menu boards let you change prices and specials in seconds and switch menus between breakfast, lunch and dinner automatically. Wall-mounted 55″ commercial displays suit counters; curved or LED menu walls make a statement in larger venues.

Offices and boardrooms

For video calls and presentations seen from 2–4 m, a COB LED wall in P0.9–P1.25 gives a seamless, sharp picture. In small meeting rooms an interactive flat panel adds touch, whiteboarding and wireless sharing for less money.

Halls, mosques and auditoriums

People sit 6–20 m away, so P2.5–P3.9 indoor screens give a big, clear picture without paying for detail no one sees. Many halls add two side screens for the back rows.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best screen for a restaurant menu?

A commercial digital menu board, such as a wall-mounted 55″ display built for long hours, or an LED poster for a brighter, more eye-catching look.

LED or interactive panel for a meeting room?

For rooms up to about 8 people, an interactive panel. For larger boardrooms where the screen must look seamless and impressive, a fine-pitch LED wall.

What screen works best in a shop window that gets sun?

Transparent LED or a high-brightness LED poster of at least 2,500 nits.

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