Indoor LED Poster Display providing customizable screen sizes and resolutions to meet specific indoor advertising needs

The ABXING  640 Series LED Poster is a freestanding vertical LED display, approximately 35 kg, that runs as a single screen or connects with additional units to build a full LED poster wall — five posters side by side form a complete wall. HDMI, USB and network inputs accept video, live feeds, presentations and custom graphics.

One Screen or One Wall — Same Product

Most LED posters are single units. This one is a module. Buy one and run it on a reception floor; add a second, a third, a fifth, and the same units become a continuous LED video wall — five posters side by side make a full wall, with no separate cabinet system and no second product to specify.

Seamless Splicing LED Advertising Display demonstrates single-unit and multi-unit configurations from 2-in-1 through 5-in-1 layouts. Each mobile LED poster can be positioned side by side to create a wider continuous display surface for coordinated images, video, and promotional content. The modular arrangement gives project buyers flexibility to scale screen width according to available space and campaign requirements. Wheeled floor bases support relocation and alignment during deployment. This configuration is suitable for procurement projects requiring expandable digital signage rather than a fixed single-screen format.

Split Screen LED Poster Display supports multiple content zones within one vertical screen. The image shows a full-height campaign visual alongside several narrow-format media layouts, allowing operators to organize video, images, product messages, or separate advertising materials in parallel. This content arrangement helps distributors and system integrators offer more flexible display programming without changing the physical screen structure. The floor-standing LED display maintains a clear portrait format while enabling segmented playback through compatible content management software, making it practical for scheduled multi-message communication.

Built to Be Moved

The vertical format matters more than the exact number: content sits in the standing sightline rather than above it, which is what makes a poster readable on a crowded exhibition floor where anything mounted low disappears behind shoulders.

At approximately 35 kg the unit is light enough to move between rooms, vehicles and stands with two people and a trolley. That is the practical line between a screen that stays where it is installed and one that travels with the event — and it is the difference between buying a display and buying a fixed installation.

Inputs That Match Real Event Workflows

Event content rarely comes from one source. HDMI, USB and network inputs let the same screen run a looping brand video from USB in the morning and a live presentation feed over HDMI the same afternoon.

• HDMI — laptop, media player, switcher output, live camera feed
• USB — plug-and-play playlist, no laptop required
• Network — content updates and multi-unit control over LAN 
• High-contrast LED output — legible under exhibition hall lighting
• Pixel pitch —P3.076,P2.5,P2.0,P1.86,P1.5,P1.25                                                                                                   
• For multi-unit setups, settle one question before the event rather than on site: is content distributed from a single player through a splitter, or played per unit with network sync? The two demand different content-preparation workflows.     

  

• For Rental Fleets and Resellers

  This is a product rental companies buy in quantity: light enough for one technician to handle, modular enough to rent as a single screen or as a wall, and standard enough that a damaged unit is swapped rather than repaired on site.

  • Fleet orders with consistent specification across batches
  • Spare modules and units available with fleet orders 
  • OEM options: cabinet colour, logo, packaging, boot screen
  • Content templates and aspect-ratio guidance supplied with each order