LED Wall Panels (2026): Sizes, Weight and Price per Panel

Quick answer

LED wall panels cost US$157–US$935 per panel for standard indoor panels, from a 640 × 480 mm P4 panel to a 1000 × 500 mm P1.25 panel. Outdoor panels of about 1 m² (10.8 sq ft) cost US$460–US$989, and indoor rental panels cost US$223–US$712. Per area, that is US$511–US$1,870 per m² (US$47–US$174 per sq ft) indoors and US$499–US$989 per m² (US$46–US$92 per sq ft) outdoors.

Sources used: EA640F2 specifications; EA250WH5 specifications; EA600COB3 specifications; EA960R4 specifications; EA1000F2 specifications; EA500H9 specifications; EA1000H9 specifications

Two things set the price of a panel: its pixel pitch and its size. A finer pitch costs more. A larger panel usually costs less per m² than a smaller one at the same pitch, because one frame, power supply and receiving card cover more screen area.

All prices are reference ex-factory prices from EagerLED’s August 2026 price list for the standard configuration. Per-panel figures are the per-m² list price multiplied by the panel area and rounded to whole dollars. A formal quotation sets the final price.

LED wall panel price at a glance

The EA600COB3 sits apart: P0.93 and finer panels are for control rooms and boardrooms viewed from about 1–3 m (3–10 ft), and they cost several times more per m² than everything else in the table.

What an LED wall panel is

An LED wall panel, also called a cabinet or tile, is the building block of a direct-view LED screen. Each panel is a frame that holds several LED modules, plus the receiving card and power supply that drive them. Panels lock together edge to edge, so the wall has no bezels, and the system treats the whole wall as one image.

The module is the smaller part inside. The EA640F2 panel holds six 320 × 160 mm modules, which come off the front with a suction tool when one needs replacing. When a supplier quotes “LED panels”, check whether the price is per module, per panel or per square metre; the three give very different numbers for the same wall.

LED wall panels are not the same as the decorative “LED light panels” sold for gaming rooms and wall art. Those are lighting products. A video wall panel shows a picture made of individual red, green and blue pixels.

Standard LED wall panel sizes and weights

Power per panel is the manufacturer’s W/m² figure multiplied by the panel area. Size circuits on the maximum and estimate energy on the average; the average vs maximum power guide explains the difference.

Indoor fixed panels come in three common shapes. The 640 × 480 mm panel is 4:3. The 1000 × 500 mm panel is 2:1, and the EA250WH5 range also comes in 500, 750 and 1000 mm widths at 250 and 500 mm heights, so a wall that is not an exact multiple of the large panel can be finished with smaller panels from the same series. The 600 × 337.5 mm EA600COB3 panel is 16:9, so an 8 × 8 grid gives a 16:9 screen with no cropping.

Outdoor panels are larger and heavier. The EA960R4 is a 960 × 960 mm die-cast panel at 23 kg, and the EA1000F2 is a 1000 × 1000 mm aluminum panel at 28 kg. These two weigh 25–28 kg per m² of screen, before the support structure is added.

Rental panels such as the EA500H9 (500 × 500 mm) and EA1000H9 (500 × 1000 mm) add handles, quick locks and corner protection for repeated setup. Their per-m² price is higher than a fixed indoor panel of the same pitch. The rental LED panel purchase cost guide compares the rental ranges in detail.

Indoor LED wall panel prices by pixel pitch

The EA640F2 P4 panel is the lowest-cost indoor panel in the range at US$157 (160 × 120 pixels). The EA640F2 is also sold with COB modules at P1.86, P1.53 and P1.25 for US$268, US$376 and US$487 per panel, 1–12% more than the GOB version at the same pitch. The COB vs SMD guide explains what the COB surface changes.

Pick the pitch from the closest viewing distance, not the panel price. As a working rule, the minimum viewing distance in metres roughly equals the pitch in millimetres, and a comfortable distance is two to three times that. A P2.5 wall therefore suits viewers from about 5–7.5 m (16–25 ft). The pixel pitch and viewing distance guide has the full table.

Outdoor LED wall panel prices

Outdoor panels cost almost the same at P10, P8 and P5, so a finer pitch adds little to the panel price until P4. The EA960R4 P10 price is for the SMD version; a DIP version for very bright sites is listed separately at US$836 per m². The EA1000F2 costs more per m² than the EA960R4: it is an aluminum panel that can be serviced from the front or the rear, while the EA960R4 is a die-cast panel serviced from the rear. The die-cast vs aluminum cabinet guide compares the frame materials.

Why larger panels cost less per square metre

At the same pixel pitch, the smallest panels cost far more per m² than the largest. The EA250WH5 range shows it clearly, because it comes in several sizes with the same modules:

A 500 × 250 mm P3.91 panel costs about twice as much per m² as a 1000 × 500 mm one. The same pattern holds for rental panels: at indoor P2.97, a 500 × 500 mm EA500H9 costs US$892 per m² and a 500 × 1000 mm EA1000H9 costs US$762 per m², about 15% less.

So build the bulk of a wall from the largest panel that fits, and use small panels only to finish edges or odd sizes. Choose the small format throughout only when the wall must be carried by one person, be curved tightly or fit a shape the large panel cannot.

How many LED wall panels you need

Divide the wall width by the panel width and the wall height by the panel height. Both answers must be whole numbers, because a panel cannot be cut. The panel size therefore decides which wall sizes you can build.

Indoor example. A 5.00 × 3.00 m (16.4 × 9.8 ft) wall uses 5 columns × 6 rows = 30 EA250WH5 panels of 1000 × 500 mm. At P2.6 it shows 1920 × 1152 pixels and costs US$11,355 (15 m² at US$757 per m²). It weighs 315 kg (694 lb) and needs a supply for about 4.5 kW at full white, averaging about 1.5 kW.

The 640 × 480 mm EA640F2 cannot make exactly 5.00 × 3.00 m. The nearest sizes are 4.48 × 2.88 m (42 panels) and 5.12 × 3.36 m (8 × 7 = 56 panels). The larger one shows 2048 × 1344 pixels at P2.5 and costs US$11,767, with 56 panels weighing 420 kg (926 lb).

Outdoor example. A 4.80 × 1.92 m (15.7 × 6.3 ft) shop-front sign uses 5 × 2 = 10 EA960R4 panels. At P5 it shows 960 × 384 pixels and costs US$4,709; at P4 it shows 1200 × 480 pixels and costs US$5,308. The ten panels weigh 230 kg (507 lb) and need about 5.2–6.0 kW at full white.

For a quick pixel check, multiply the panel resolution by the number of columns and rows. A full HD image needs 1920 × 1080 pixels; the 2K, 4K and 8K LED wall guide lists the wall sizes that reach each resolution. To plan the whole system around the panels, from the processor to the mounting, see LED video wall.

What the panel price does not include

The panel price covers the display hardware only. A complete LED wall also needs:

• Video processor or sending controller to feed the signal to the panels.
• Mounting structure: wall frame, floor stand or rigging, designed for the total panel weight.
• Spare panels or modules, usually a small percentage of the total, bought with the order so they match.
• Power distribution and data cabling sized on the maximum power figure.
• Freight, import duties and installation, which are priced per project.

The LED screen price guide shows how these items add up in three full project budgets, and the indoor and outdoor price guides break down the per-m² ranges further.

Frequently asked questions

How much does one LED wall panel cost?

A standard indoor LED wall panel costs US$157–US$935, depending on size and pixel pitch. A 640 × 480 mm P2.5 panel costs US$210 and a 1000 × 500 mm P2.6 panel costs US$379. Outdoor panels of about 1 m² cost US$460–US$989.

What size are LED video wall panels?

The most common sizes are 500 × 500 mm and 500 × 1000 mm for rental, 640 × 480 mm and 1000 × 500 mm for fixed indoor walls, 600 × 337.5 mm (16:9) for fine-pitch walls, and 960 × 960 mm or 1000 × 1000 mm for outdoor walls.

How many LED panels do I need for a 3 × 2 m wall?

With 1000 × 500 mm panels you need 3 × 4 = 12 panels. At P2.6 that is 1152 × 768 pixels and US$4,542. With 500 × 500 mm rental panels you need 6 × 4 = 24 panels; at indoor P2.97 they cost US$5,352.

Are LED wall panels and LED modules the same thing?

No. A module is the small LED board, typically 250 × 250 mm or 320 × 160 mm. A panel (cabinet) is the frame that holds several modules with their power supply and receiving card. Walls are planned and priced by panel; modules are bought as spares.

How heavy is an LED wall panel?

Indoor panels weigh about 4–12 kg (9–27 lb) each, or roughly 20–28 kg per m². Outdoor panels of about 1 m² weigh 23–28 kg (51–62 lb). Multiply by the panel count and add the frame to size the wall or rigging.

Can indoor LED panels be used outdoors?

No. Indoor panels in this guide are 600–1,000 cd/m² bright and are not built for rain. The outdoor panels are 3,000–8,000 cd/m² and weatherproof. Rental series such as the EA500H9 come in separate indoor and outdoor versions of the same frame.

Do larger LED panels give a better picture?

No. Picture sharpness comes from the pixel pitch, not the panel size. Larger panels mainly cut the cost per m², the number of joints and the installation time. Smaller panels give more freedom in wall size and shape.