Due to continuous technological upgrades, LCD splicing screens are becoming increasingly lightweight and thin. Vigorously advertised, thinnerSplicing screenGradually becoming familiar to more industry users. The main advantage of implantation for everyone is that it reduces weight, is easier to install, and is more aesthetically pleasing. Related studies have shown that by reducing the thickness of splicing large screens by 20%, their response speed will increase by 35% on the original basis. But blindly pursuing thinness, is it beneficial without any harm?

The fact is that thinner products can also bring certain negative impacts. Before making a choice, everyone must have a comprehensive understanding. Firstly, to achieve sufficient thinness, the requirements for production and manufacturing processes must be correspondingly increased. If the technology cannot keep up and the production department passes, not only will the colors displayed on the screen become dim, but the perspective will also become smaller. At the same time, the probability of bad points appearing will also increase, while the yield of the product will decrease. So far, there is no very comprehensive technology in the industry to solve the above problems,

Therefore, in order to produce lightweight products, the production costs of manufacturers will increase significantly, and correspondingly, the transfer to industry users will result in a significant increase in usage costs. High cost and multiple hidden dangers are what users must consider when pursuing ultimate lightweight products.

The editor of Detian Technology kindly reminds you that when pursuing lighter and thinner LCD splicing screens, you should carefully consider whether you can accept the possible drawbacks mentioned above.