Shelf LED Display about pixel display effect

Shelf LED Display is a digital shelf display that shows prices and other relevant information about an item on the shelf of a retail store. It can attract customer attention and increase sales, making it an important marketing tool for retailers. However, the pixel display of a Shelf LED Display is critical to its display effectiveness. This article will provide you with a detailed comparison of pixel resolution and the effect of viewing distance so that you can gain an in-depth understanding of the relationship between pixels and effectiveness.

Pixel resolution is the number of pixels per inch on a Shelf LED Display screen. The higher the pixel resolution, the clearer and more detailed the image on the screen. Generally, the higher the pixel resolution, the higher the price of a Shelf LED Display, but its display is also more effective.

• P0.7

P0.7 is an ultra-high resolution LED display for close viewing. It is the highest definition LED display model currently used on the shelf.
The reference model is S83PRO-P0.7, the standard display size is 592mmX83mm and the pixel resolution is 768X108.

• P0.9

P0.9 is the largest-selling model of ultra-high-resolution LED display, which is moderately priced with top picture quality.
The reference model is S83PRO-P0.9, the standard display size is 592mmX83mm, and the pixel resolution is 640X90.

• P1.2

P1.2 is the mainstream model of high resolution LED display.
The reference model is S60PRO-P1.2, with a standard display size of 600mmX60mm and a pixel resolution of 480X48.

• P1.5

P1.5 is the mainstream model of high resolution LED display.
The reference model is S60PRO-P1.5, with a standard display size of 600mmX60mm and a pixel resolution of 400X40.

• P1.8

P1.8 is the best-selling model of medium resolution LED display.
The reference model is S60PRO-P1.8, with a standard display size of 600mmX60mm and a pixel resolution of 320X32.