The 10 Best Programmable LED Signs
This wiki has been updated 25 times since it was first published in October of 2018. It can be hard to set your business apart from every other store on the street, but these versatile programmable LED signs are sure to attract some attention. They allow you to tailor your sales messaging to your specific customer base, and many support a range of color and graphics options. They'll ensure that your company is remembered — and in marketing, that's half the battle. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Olive LED Outdoor
2. Blue Corvus Bird
3. CXGuangDian CX-P6
Editor's Notes
January 07, 2021:
Not only useful for retail businesses and restaurants, these programmable signs are also ideal for trade shows, conferences, vehicle identification, or even as art displays, and use LED pixels to create text, animations, and images of varying quality.
In this update, we added several models to the list to reflect more versatility in usage. The Wesiri Flexible, for example, is able to be bent or shaped around surfaces and can be linked together in series, however, it does need an external controller such as a Raspberry Pi. The MaxLit Business, on the other hand, is very easy to program using a downloadable app and a separate remote control provides extra functions like setting brightness levels and selecting when the text should be displayed. The Innovative Divoom Pixoo was included as its multiple functions allow it to be used as a sign, a clock, a temperature display, or as a medium for creating pixel art.
November 08, 2018:
Many of the available options are foreign-made, which can make things difficult when it comes to programming the unit. As a result, ease of use and quality of instructions factored highly into the results, nearly as much as image clarity and versatility.
4. MaxLit Business
5. Divoom Pixoo
6. Hosim Erasable Board
7. DS Ledsign P10
8. Leadleds P5
9. Sheen Sign Full Color
10. Wesiri Flexible
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