DOIT VISION / Meeting rooms & home theaters

All-in-One LED display.

A wall-mounted COB LED display for meeting rooms and large-screen home theaters. Choose 108, 135 or 163 inches, with Android 13 and built-in speakers. A mobile stand is optional.

108″ / 135″ / 163″Wall mount standardFront service
All-in-One LED display front and rear product views with optional mobile stands
Front & rear viewsOptional stand shown
108 / 135 / 163 inches
3 sizes
Size & pixel pitch
7 options
Built-in system
Android 13
Adjustable brightness
500 nits

Meeting rooms & home theaters

A large picture.
A permanent place.

Present a proposal in a meeting room, or bring films and live sport onto a large screen at home. Choose the display around the way you use the room.

Wall mounting gives the display a permanent position in the room and keeps the floor beneath it clear. Plan the screen height and cable routes around the seating layout, then connect the room computer through HDMI or use wireless screen sharing.

Wall-mounted All-in-One LED display in a contemporary lounge interior visualization
Wall-mounted All-in-One / Interior visualization

01 / THE PICTURE

Match detail to the task.

Choose the native pixel grid around your content. Small spreadsheet text and detailed drawings deserve particular attention during selection.

02 / THE ROOM

Plan the whole installation.

Start with the usable wall width, seating positions and mounting height. Include power, signal cables and front service access in the room plan.

03 / DAILY USE

Keep presentation inputs clear.

Use HDMI for the room computer, wireless sharing for compatible devices, and built-in speakers for presentation audio.

Select the size. Then the pixels.

A fit for your room.
A resolution for your work.

Measure the available wall space and check sightlines from the main seating positions. Then choose pixel pitch around viewing positions and the smallest text your audience needs to read.

108, 135 and 163-inch All-in-One LED display areas shown to scale
Display size

108″

The most compact display area in the range.

2400 × 1350 mm
P1.25 · 1920 × 1080
Display size

135″

Two pixel pitches for the same display size.

3000 × 1687.5 mm
P1.56 / P1.25
Display size

163″

Four pixel pitches, including native 4K.

3600 × 2025 mm
P1.875 / P1.56 / P1.25 / P0.93
See the product up close

From the front. From every practical angle.

See the wall-mounted display, screen finish and cabinet details. The full gallery also includes the optional mobile stand.

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Where the screen belongs

The meeting room.
The home theater.

The same large-screen format serves different content and seating arrangements. Start with how you want to use the room, then define the display and its connections.

Wall-mounted All-in-One LED display in a meeting-room setting

Work / Shared presentations

Meeting rooms

A permanent screen for proposals, training and shared work. Match the native resolution to presentation text and the closest and farthest seats.

  • Connect the room computer through HDMI.
  • Plan guest screen sharing and network access.
  • Set the screen height around the meeting table.

Explore playback

Large wall-mounted All-in-One LED display in a private home theater

Home / Films & live sport

A larger home cinema

Make a 108, 135 or 163-inch wall-mounted display the focus of a private home theater. Choose the size around the wall, sofa position and the picture detail you want.

  • Consider native 4K with the 163″ P0.93 option.
  • Check screen brightness in daytime and evening lighting.
  • Plan the player, AV receiver and speakers together.

Plan a home theater

For home theater enquiries, include the sofa-to-screen distance and the models of your source player and audio equipment so video and audio routing can be confirmed.

Control & playback

Connect your content. Control the display.

Use the built-in Android 13 system, connect a computer or external video source, or share content wirelessly. Plan playback around presentations, films and live content.

Everyday display control

Use the infrared remote to switch signal sources and adjust screen brightness. Set the display for the room lighting and the content on screen.

Built-in Android & audio

Android 13 and speakers are integrated into the display. Select the playback apps and source devices around your room workflow.

Diagram of a laptop HDMI output connected to the All-in-One LED display HDMI input
01 / Wired presentation

HDMI input

Connect a laptop, room computer or compatible external video player to the HDMI input. A USB-C-only
computer may need a compatible video adapter.

1 HDMI input + 1 HDMI output
02 / Bring your device

Wireless screen sharing

Share from compatible computers, phones or tablets, with up to four images on screen. Check device
compatibility and the room network when configuring guest access.

Up to 4 shared images
03 / Local playback

USB files

Open supported files from a USB drive through the built-in system. Check your presentation and media
formats with the selected Android apps before regular use.

2 × USB 3.0 + 1 × USB 2.0
04 / Optional interaction

OPS computer & touch

Specify an OPS computer when the room needs a built-in PC workflow. Add infrared touch when on-screen
interaction is part of the brief; both are optional configurations.

OPS and infrared touch: optional

Include source devices, software, network access and any touch requirement in your room brief. For home cinema, include the AV receiver and speakers so video and audio routing can be confirmed with the selected equipment.

Mounting & room planning

On the wall.
Part of your room.

Wall mounting is the standard configuration for a permanent screen position. Plan the display as part of the room: the wall, seating, sightlines and connections all matter.

All-in-One LED display mounted on a wall
Wall-mounted installation
Standard configuration / Dedicated rooms

Wall mounted

A fixed presentation position for meeting rooms, training spaces and private home theaters. Keep the floor below the display clear and plan the cable routes with the room installation.

  • Verify the supporting wall and mounting arrangement.
  • Set the height around seated sightlines and the room layout.
  • Plan power, signal routes and front service access.
All-in-One LED display on the optional mobile stand
Optional mobile stand

Optional configuration / Shared spaces

Mobile stand

Choose the mobile stand when the display needs to change position. Check the complete travel route before planning moves between shared meeting and training spaces.

  • Check doorways and the assembled display dimensions.
  • Allow room for the stand footprint and safe positioning.
  • Review floor conditions and access to power.

From wall to working display

Built on your wall.
One stage at a time.

The wall-mounted All-in-One is assembled on site: the mounting frame supports individual cabinets, then LED modules complete the screen. Plan the work with an installer experienced in LED displays.

Installation reference: a COB LED wall project in Seattle. Frame, cabinet and finishing details for your All-in-One follow the selected configuration and installation drawing.

  1. Wall preparation diagram showing the planned display position
    Wall planning diagram

    01

    Prepare the wall

    Confirm the wall structure, screen position and cable routes before installation.

    Site preparation
  2. Mounting frame in position

    02

    Position the frame

    Locate, level and secure the mounting frame to the prepared wall using the project mounting drawing.

    Mounting accuracy
  3. Cabinet assembly visualization

    03

    Join the cabinets

    Mount the cabinets in sequence, align their edges, and connect power and signal wiring.

    Alignment & connections
  4. Modules fitted / white-field check

    04

    Fit the LED modules

    Fit the LED modules from the front, check the seams and inspect the assembled display with a test image.

    Careful module handling
  5. Display powered / playback check

    05

    Commission the display

    Check the full image, brightness and source playback, then review everyday operation with the user.

    Display setup & handover

What needs the most care?

Wall fixing, frame leveling and cabinet alignment set the foundation for a flat screen. Module handling
and commissioning need LED display experience. Agree the wall preparation, electrical work and display
installation responsibilities before scheduling the job.

California, USA

Installation support.
Closer to your project.

DOIT VISION has a representative office in California, with technical personnel who can assist with installation and provide technical guidance.

Share your project location, wall photos, chosen screen size and target date so we can discuss the support scope and arrangements for your installation.

Discuss installation support

Front service access

LED modules are serviced from the viewing side. Use the final installation drawing to confirm mounting
loads, overall dimensions, power and safe maintenance access for the chosen configuration.

Compare the actual pixel grid

Seven configurations.
One clear comparison.

Screen size and native resolution are separate choices. Use the table to compare the
exact configuration for your room.

7 configurations

Size Pixel pitch Native resolution (px) Display area (mm) Screen weight (kg)
108″ P1.25 1920 × 1080 2400 × 1350 80
135″ P1.56 1920 × 1080 3000 × 1687.5 156
135″ P1.25 2400 × 1350 3000 × 1687.5 156
163″ P1.875 1920 × 1080 3600 × 2025 188
163″ P1.56 2304 × 1296 3600 × 2025 188
163″ P1.25 2880 × 1620 3600 × 2025 188
163″ P0.93 3840 × 2160 3600 × 2025 188

Dimensions are active display area, W × H. Weight excludes mounting hardware and the mobile stand. P1.56 denotes a 1.5625 mm pixel pitch. The 163″ P0.93 option provides native
3840 × 2160 resolution.

LED technologyCOB
Brightness500 nits, adjustable
Refresh rate3840 Hz
Contrast ratio7000:1
Viewing angle160° H / 160° V
Grayscale16-bit
Service accessFront
Input voltage100–240 V AC

Define the complete supply

Know what arrives.
Know what to prepare.

A useful quote covers the display, its configuration and the work needed at the destination. Define the room use, source equipment and installation requirements together.

01 / Standard equipment

COB LED screen, built-in display control, Android 13, speakers and a wall-mount configuration.

02 / Project options

Specify a mobile stand, infrared touch, OPS computer and spare-module requirements with the selected screen size and pixel pitch.

03 / Site & delivery details

Agree the equipment list, packing dimensions, delivery terms and installation schedule. Check access routes, support loads and electrical supply against the final configuration.

04 / Service planning

Two-year product warranty under the agreed terms. Define on-site responsibilities and the spare-parts arrangement as part of the project.

Before you decide

Practical questions. Clear answers.

Size, pixels, connections and installation: the details that shape your All-in-One display project.

Can I use an All-in-One LED display for a home theater?

Yes. A wall-mounted All-in-One LED display can serve as a large home theater screen in 108, 135 or 163-inch sizes. Choose the size and pixel pitch around the sofa-to-screen distance; the 163-inch P0.93 option provides native 3840 × 2160 resolution. Include your video player, AV receiver and speakers in the system plan so video and audio routing can be confirmed for the selected equipment.

How is a wall-mounted All-in-One LED display installed?

The display is assembled on site in stages. The installer prepares the wall and mounting position, secures and levels the frame, joins the cabinets, fits the LED modules and commissions the image and playback sources. Wall preparation, accurate alignment and careful module handling are the key tasks. Plan these with an experienced LED installer using the installation drawing for your chosen configuration.

Can DOIT VISION help with installation in the United States?

DOIT VISION has a representative office in California, USA, with technical personnel who can assist with installation and provide technical guidance. Send your project location, wall photos, selected screen size and target installation date to discuss the support needed. The scope and arrangements are agreed for the project, alongside the wall preparation and electrical work required at the site.

What is an All-in-One LED display?

An All-in-One LED display combines a direct-view LED screen, display control, an Android system and built-in speakers in one product. The DOIT VISION range uses COB LED technology and comes in 108, 135 and 163-inch sizes. It gives meeting rooms a large shared presentation surface, with HDMI input for a computer and wireless screen sharing for compatible devices.

How do I choose between 108, 135 and 163 inches?

Start with the available display area: 2400 × 1350 mm for 108 inches, 3000 × 1687.5 mm for 135 inches, or 3600 × 2025 mm for 163 inches. Then check the nearest and farthest seats against the content you present. Share a room plan and a typical slide or spreadsheet so screen size and pixel pitch can be considered together.

Which models have native 4K resolution?

The 163-inch P0.93 configuration has a native resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels. Other 163-inch choices are P1.875 at 1920 × 1080, P1.56 at 2304 × 1296 and P1.25 at 2880 × 1620. Native resolution describes the physical LED pixel grid. Choose it around text size, detailed content and viewing position as well as the resolution of the source material.

Can I connect a laptop and share content wirelessly?

A laptop can connect to the display through its HDMI input. A computer with only USB-C may need a compatible video adapter. The system also supports wireless screen sharing with up to four simultaneous images. Check the intended devices, network setup and presentation software during configuration, especially when the room has managed Wi-Fi, guest access or a dedicated conferencing computer.

What is standard, and which items are optional?

The standard product includes the COB LED display, built-in control, Android 13, speakers and a wall-mount configuration. A mobile stand, infrared touch and an OPS computer are optional choices. Define those items when requesting a quote, together with the source devices and room layout. The selected configuration determines the final equipment list, mounting arrangement and requirements for setup at the site.

Should I choose wall mounting or a mobile stand?

Choose wall mounting for a dedicated meeting room with a permanent screen position. It keeps the floor beneath the display clear and lets the installation follow the room layout. A mobile stand is optional for shared spaces that need repositioning. Check wall structure, mounting height, power and signal routes, and front service access against the final installation drawing before ordering.

How is the display maintained, and what is the warranty?

The display uses front service access, allowing LED modules to be serviced from the viewing side. Plan safe access to the screen and identify the person responsible for on-site maintenance before installation. The product warranty is two years, with coverage governed by the agreed warranty terms. Include spare-module requirements and the preferred service arrangement in the project enquiry so they can be specified with the display.

What information is needed for an All-in-One LED display quote?

Send the preferred size, room dimensions, nearest and farthest viewing positions, and a sample of the content you plan to show. Also include the mounting preference, source devices, quantity, destination and target installation date. These details help define pixel pitch, accessories and delivery requirements. For comparisons between suppliers, request the exact native resolution and a clear list of included equipment for each configuration.

Plan your All-in-One display

Show us the room.
We’ll work through
the display.

Tell us whether you are planning a meeting room or a home theater. Send a room plan,a photo of the display wall and the main viewing distance. We can work through screen size, pixel pitch,mounting and source connections with you.

A useful starting brief

  • Meeting room or home theater
  • Room dimensions and available wall space
  • Nearest and farthest viewing positions
  • Presentation content, films or live sport
  • Wall construction and preferred screen position
  • Source devices, quantity and destination
  • Target installation date
Bring us the brief

Start your project.

A drawing, a site photo or an early idea. Tell us what you are planning and work through the details with our engineering team.

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Manufacturer
DOIT VISION
Founded
2013, Shenzhen, China
Headquarters
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Certifications
CE, FCC, RoHS, CB, ISO 9001
Official Website
https://www.doitvision.com/