Following the post titled "Did You Buy a Chinese LED Screen?" please find below the results of a related survey we conducted on this blog during the last month of June.

The question was "Would You Invest in a Chinese LED Screen?" and that's what our readers answered:

14% NO - I don't consider them reliable
65% MAYBE - if the company provides a good warranty and after-sales support
21% YES - the lower price is absolutely appealing

I have to say I expected such results: of course everybody would like to spend less if granted with the same (or similar) warranty and the certainty of a present and reliable after-sale support.

So the important question now is: "If you bought a chinese LED video wall, how's your feedback on the equipment and the company?". Please let us know by leaving a comment or sending me an email.

Another good question asked by one of the readers. If you have more questions about electronic billboards , please send them to me via the yellow note on the right menu, and I'll answer in my next posts.

"As temperature of environment are getting from year to year more extreme (especially in summer) and most LED screens are made to let say -20°C to +45°C, how will they tolerate or react to hotter environment or colder if weather gets to this point (less than -20°C or more than +45°C)? Thanks."

Lower temperatures are not a problem for the LED billboard. Actually the coldest the weather, the best for the LED display. In fact, even when the screen is in stand-by mode (like a television), inside the cabinet there will be a micro-climate determined by the electronic components (e.g. LEDs, power supply, etc), that keeps the temperature constantly over 0° C.
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Before going on holiday in the next few weeks, I'd like to answer some interesting questions that I received via the yellow note on the right menu. Here is the first one: "I was looking at the internet and most outdoor advertising agencies have not just LED video walls but also paper billboards and similar stuff. And some people are saying that you can't advertise only with LED screens you also need another kind of advertising (like I said before, paper billboards and similar). So how much truth is here? Is that true that you can't just have LED billboards and you also need another type of advertising?"

This is a very interesting question which contains some truth but that also need some further explanation.

To start, my esteem is that about 60% of our Customers run the LED screen only, without any complementary service (as billboards etc). For such companies the LED screen represents their main asset (if not the only one).
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I would like to inform you that our offices will be closed starting from today until Friday August 24th included.

Any request or enquiry received during this period, will be performed starting from Monday August 27th, so please excuse any delay that may occur.

I will keep on posting on the blog once a week.

On July 26th at the Olimpico Stadium, the AS Roma football club celebrated its 80 years. All the players of its history have been invited to this amazing party that gathered half of city of Rome.

Euro Display was present at the event with its partner Movie and a 10 x 6 meters proEvent light LED screen (960 x 567 pixel) that boosted the crowd during the show.

The Organizer has been recorded saying: "It looks like an LCD monitor", so we guess he was satisfied.

The more technical of you, the setup of the entire LED screen took the crew of 3 people just 8 hours to complete the assembling.