BOE Launches 135-inch P0.7 Micro LED Display With 3000-nit Brightness

BOE introduced a 135-inch Micro LED display that brings ultra-high brightness and extreme thinness to large-format screens. This shift matters because it reduces the physical footprint of command centers and exhibition halls while delivering vivid visuals that traditional displays struggle to match. Buyers looking for immersive, high-impact visual solutions now have a new option that prioritizes both image quality and space efficiency.

BOE introduces a 135-inch Micro LED display that brings ultra-high brightness and extreme thinness to large-format screens

The new screen uses COG glass-based Micro LED technology, which allows the manufacturer to pack pixels tightly without adding bulk. BOE stated that the display achieves a pixel pitch of 0.7mm, ensuring sharp detail even at close viewing distances. The company described the launch as a move toward ultra-thin, high-brightness solutions for commercial environments.

Specifications

• Screen Size: 135 inches
• Pixel Pitch: 0.7mm
• Peak Brightness: 3000 nits
• Thickness: 20mm
• Power Consumption: 20% lower than traditional COB at 600 nits

Technical specifications highlight a peak brightness of 3000 nits and a chassis thickness of just 20mm. The display consumes 20% less power than traditional COB direct display products when operating at 600 nits. Modular assembly keeps seam widths at 30 micrometers, and the design allows for installation that is 50% faster than conventional methods.

BOE claims the screen delivers precise dark and bright detail restoration alongside true color reproduction for immersive visual effects. A 5×5 splicing layout using 27-inch standard units achieves full 4K resolution, simplifying setup for large venues. We looked at IBM Unveils 0.7nm Nanostack Chip earlier while tracking Boe launches.

The 135-inch P0.7 COG Glass-based Micro LED Display targets command centers, exhibition halls, and commercial retail spaces. BOE positioned the product as a solution for environments requiring high brightness and rapid deployment. No pricing or availability details have been released for this specific model.