In LED video walls, dot pitch (also known as pixel pitch) refers to the distance between the center of one LED pixel cluster and the center of the adjacent one. For our best and biggest we select 0.9mm or 0.7mm Dot Pitch. These are considered an extremely “fine” or “tight” pixel pitch, and it is a key factor in determining the display’s resolution and optimal viewing distance.

• High Resolution: A smaller dot pitch means the pixels are packed closer together, resulting in a higher pixel density. This allows for a sharper, more detailed, and seamless image, similar to the high-resolution displays found on smartphones or high-end computer monitors.
• Close Viewing Distance: The primary advantage of a 0.9mm dot pitch is that the display can be viewed from a very close distance without the viewer being able to discern individual pixels or the dark spaces between them. This prevents “pixelation” or a “grainy” image, which would occur with a larger pitch such as a 1.2mm pixel pitch.
• Ideal Applications: Due to the high clarity of our video walls, they are considered the ultimate residential video experience and look exceptional at typical living room and home theater viewing distances.

All our video walls are professionally designed for your interior space and installed by our well-experienced team headed by the manufacturer JUST VIDEO WALLS.