on April 16 2025 at 08:34 AM
Brightness really depends on where and when you're using the screen. For nighttime events, if the nits are too high, the image can look harsh or even blinding. I recently saw a setup by LEGIDATECH, a
, that really impressed me. They showcased ultra-bright outdoor displays that were still comfortable to view in the evening thanks to adjustable brightness features. At the Canton Fair, their rental display had two installation styles and handled low-light viewing beautifully without overpowering the surroundings. I'd recommend checking their tech out if you want a solid and flexible solution.
