LED Wall Showroom in Bangalore: See the Wall Before You Buy

An LED wall is the one purchase in a fit-out you should not make from a brochure. A phone video of a wall adds moiré and scan lines the eye never sees, auto-exposure hides the brightness difference between an indoor and an outdoor panel, and a spec sheet cannot tell you whether P2.5 looks sharp enough from where your customers will actually stand. PixelSpot builds LED video walls in its own Bengaluru factory, and there are two places in the city where you can stand in front of one running: the head office in Indiranagar 2nd Stage and the experience centre in Jalahalli East. This page tells you where they are, how to get there, what is running on the floor, what to bring and what to look at once you are in front of the wall.

Two places to see a PixelSpot wall running

Getting there and parking

• Indiranagar by metro: Purple Line to Indiranagar station, then about 2 km by auto to 7th Main, Indiranagar 2nd Stage. Two-wheelers park on the street; cars are tighter on the Main Road, so tell us on WhatsApp when you are five minutes away and we will guide you to a spot.
• Jalahalli East by metro: Green Line to Jalahalli station, then a short auto ride to Gangamma Circle on Church Road. Car parking is easier here than in Indiranagar, and the centre is a few minutes from Peenya and the Tumakuru Road side of the city.
• Which is closer for you: from Whitefield, Marathahalli, Electronic City, Hosur or Krishnagiri, Indiranagar saves you crossing the city. From Yelahanka, Nelamangala, Tumakuru, Peenya or Yeshwanthpur, Jalahalli East is the easy stop.
• Traffic reality: a 10 am or a 3 pm slot avoids the worst of both Old Airport Road and the Tumakuru Road crawl. We will send a live pin before you leave.

What is running on the floor

The point of a demo floor is comparison, so the panels are arranged to be compared rather than admired.

• P1.8 next to P2.5, same content. A Cinema Series P1.8 panel (1.86 mm pitch, 1,000 nits, 3,840 to 7,680 Hz refresh) runs beside a Landmark Series P2.5 panel (800 nits, same refresh, 160° viewing angle). Walk from one metre back to five and you will see exactly where P2.5 stops looking like P1.8, which is the question that decides roughly 30 to 50 percent of the price.
• An outdoor IP65 cabinet at outdoor brightness. A Titan-class outdoor P2.5 or a Landmark P4 cabinet runs at 5,500 to 7,000 nits. Stand beside it and the indoor panel looks like it has been switched off, which is why an indoor wall behind a glass shopfront washes out by noon.
• PixelOS live. The cloud CMS that ships with every PixelSpot wall runs on a screen and on a phone. Upload a file, build a playlist, schedule a morning and evening version, drop the brightness to 40 percent, and watch the wall change.
• Cabinets you can open. A die-cast aluminium front-service cabinet (about 30 kg per sq m) and a mild-steel front-access cabinet (about 40 kg per sq m, IP65 capable) with the modules, receiving cards and power supplies visible. Ask for a module to be pulled from the face of the wall; it takes under two minutes.
• Digital standees at Jalahalli East for reception areas and events, useful if a full wall is more than the space needs.

Which exact cabinets are on the floor changes as stock ships to sites, so if you have a specific comparison in mind, say so on WhatsApp and we will have it running before you arrive.

Bring your own content on a pen drive

Showroom loops are designed to flatter a wall. Your content is not, and that is what you will be looking at for the next ten years. Bring a pen drive with:

• An MP4 video (H.264, 1080p is fine) of the kind you will actually play: a product film, a reel, a match feed, a wedding highlight.
• Your logo as a PNG and any brand colour you care about. Reds and skin tones are where cheap panels show their weakness.
• A menu, price board or spreadsheet as a JPG or PNG, because small text is the hardest test of pitch.
• A presentation exported to video if the wall is for a boardroom or a lobby.

If you would rather not carry a drive, send the files on WhatsApp the day before and they will be on the wall when you walk in. Either way we load them through PixelOS in front of you, so you also see how updating the wall will work from your desk in Koramangala or a shop in Mysuru.

What to compare while you are there

1. Walk the viewing distance. P2.5 is comfortable from 2.5 m and ideal from about 5 m; P1.8 is comfortable from 1.8 m and ideal from 3.5 m. Stand where your nearest customer will stand, not where the salesperson stands.
2. Look along the wall from the side. Seams between modules should vanish; a visible grid means the cabinets are not flat or the modules are from mixed batches.
3. Turn the brightness down to 30 or 40 percent. Indoor walls live at that level. Watch dark scenes for grey-scale banding and colour shift in low brightness; a good driver IC holds colour, a cheap one goes green.
4. Film it with your phone. Refresh above 3,840 Hz shows no rolling bars on camera, which matters if the wall will ever be in a reel or on a video call.
5. Move to the edge. A 160° viewing angle means the picture holds colour from almost beside the wall. Watch for a pink or blue cast as you move.
6. Check the whites. Put a white slide up and compare the two pitches. Colour temperature should match across panels and the white should not look blue.
7. Ask for the module resolution. A 320 x 160 mm module carries 128 x 64 pixels at P2.5 and 172 x 86 at P1.86; the number on the module is the only pitch claim that cannot be fudged.
8. Ask to see the back, or the front pull. Receiving card, power supply, data cable, batch label. Whoever sells you the wall should be happy to show every part and say who stocks the spares.
9. Touch the cabinet after an hour. Warm is normal; hot at the power supplies means the wall is being driven too hard for its cooling.

Showroom, site survey or just the configurator?

A visit is the right move when the pitch decision is close, when your brand colour has to be exact, or when the spend is above roughly ₹5 lakh and you want to see what that buys. If your question is mostly about size and placement, the free site survey does more: an engineer measures the wall, checks the power point and the mounting surface, and comes back with a 3D mockup of the wall in your space. For a shop that needs a demo in situ, we bring a demo panel to the site. If you only want a number, the 60-second configurator gives a GST estimate for any size and pitch without a call.

From Hosur and Krishnagiri, 40 to 90 km away, the Indiranagar office is a comfortable morning trip and the site survey follows within the week. From Mysuru, Tumakuru, Hubballi, Mangaluru or any other Karnataka district, ask for a live video call from the demo floor first; most people then either drive in or go straight to the survey. PixelSpot installs and services only in Bengaluru and Karnataka, plus the Hosur and Krishnagiri border, so everything you see on the floor is backed by a crew that can reach you.

The spec decisions a visit settles

What the walls you see cost

PixelSpot publishes its rates, so the walls on the floor come with numbers. Indoor P2.5 is ₹5,500 to ₹8,000 per sq ft installed, which makes a 10 x 6 ft wall from ₹3.3 lakh before GST. P1.8 runs ₹7,000 to ₹12,000 per sq ft. Outdoor storefront cabinets (P2.5 to P4, IP65) start from about ₹5,000 per sq ft. The 6 x 4 ft Landmark 64 P2.5 panel that anchors the demo floor lists at ₹1,45,000 excluding GST. Every price includes the mounting frame, cabling, installation by PixelSpot's own crew, PixelOS and the 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty. The full table by pitch is on the LED wall price page, and the pitch-by-pitch breakdown explains why two quotes for "P1.8" can differ.

Three walls you can go and see around the city

The demo floor shows you the panel. These installations show you what it turns into.

• Acai Theory, Indiranagar: an outdoor P2.5 storefront wall, IP65 rated, a short ride from the head office. Stand on the pavement at 3 to 5 m and read the menu; that is the outdoor pitch decision made real.
• Amukti store entrance, Bengaluru mall: a portrait fine-pitch display built into an entrance pillar for shoppers 1 to 3 m away. The case for P1.8 to P2.5 at close range, in public.
• Corporate office cafeteria wall: a seamless indoor wall that replaced a projector, sized to the recess with front-service modules. Private premises, so we share the photos and the sizing logic rather than the address.

After the visit

You leave with a written quote with GST, usually the same day, and a survey slot if you want one. The cabinets are built and burn-in tested in PixelSpot's Bengaluru factory, so the build schedule is confirmed with the quote rather than promised by a trader. Installation is by the same crew across every Bengaluru area and every Karnataka district, and service in Bengaluru is within 24 hours for the 2-year warranty period and under an AMC after it. Details of what happens on site are on the LED wall Bangalore and LED wall Karnataka pages.

How to book a slot

Walk-ins are welcome Monday to Saturday, but a booked slot means the right pitches are up and a sales engineer is free. Send one WhatsApp message to +91 72048 08334 with:

1. The day and time you want, and which location.
2. Wall width and height if you know them, or a photo of the space.
3. What you want to compare, for example "P1.8 vs P2.5 for a jewellery counter" or "outdoor cabinet for a shopfront".
4. Whether you are bringing content on a pen drive or sending it ahead.

You get a confirmation with a Maps pin and the name of the person who will meet you. Book on WhatsApp or use the configurator first and bring the estimate with you.