Visionox demonstrated its latest and largest microLED display to date - a 8K LTPS 270" tiled display. The company says that this is the world's first 8K TFT (LTPS) based microLED display.
The microLED display, produced by Visionox's ViStar, has a pixel pitch of 0.7 mm.
LG Electronics announced its latest microLED ultra-large display, the MAGNIT Active Micro LED. This is the company's first microLED display that is based on an LTPS backplane (rather than a PCB one). The company says that these new displays offer increased image clarity, contrast and depth.
LG's new MAGNIT displays are now available in Korea. While these are tiled displays, it seems that LGE is offering a single size - 136" with a 4K (3840x216) resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. The new displays are powered by LG's 6-Gen α9 AI Processor and its WebOS platform, and include built-in 100 Watt speakers and enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC) for lossless playback of high-quality audio. Finally, LGE says that the new microLED displays received a Color Consistency Wide Viewing certification from TÜV Rheinland.
Asus announced a new large microLED display, the ProArt Cinema PQ09U, targeting large-scale creative environments. This is a 162" 4K (27 PPI) 0.93 mm panel, that offers 1,200 nits peak brightness and a 97% DCI-P3 color gamut. Asus did not yet detail when it will launch the new display, or at what price.
This is Asus' second microLED display, following the 2023 ProArt Cinema PQ07, that was a 135" 4K 2,000 nits panel (yes, specifications were actually better in the 2023 panel). The PQ07 carried a price tag of $200,000.
The Ford Motor Company is moving its world headquarters, after almost 70 years. The company is now construction of the new 2.1 million-square-foot headquarters, at Greenfield Village, and it hopes it will be all completed by 2027.
Ford says that the new headquarters will house 6 confidential Design Studios and a central Design Showroom with 10 vehicle turntables and a 64-foot (19.5 meters) microLED screen, allowing for full product reviews in a single space. This will be one of the largest microLED displays in the world.
LG Electronics announced that it has installed aa couple of its latest microLED MAGNIT displays at the new NEWoMan TAKANAWA, a flagship complex shopping center in Tokyo.
The first display, placed in the North Building of the new center, is a 2.4 meter by 7.45 meter display. The second display, at the South building, is horizontal - 9 meters by 2.02 meters.
A few days ago Visionox (Vistar) demonstrated its largest microLED display, during the China Display Innovation Forum (DIC FORUM 2025):
Visionox's TV is 135-inch in size, with a 0.7 mm pixel pitch, made from LTPS microLED modules. We do not have more information on this new display.
During SID Displayweek 2025, TCL demonstrated a large 219-inch tiled microLED display, that offered a resolution of 5740x1440, and a 120Hz refresh rate.
The company demonstrated this same display at China Display Innovation Forum (DIC FORUM 2025). They now disclose that the TV is made form 288 tiles, each 8.89-inch in size.
LG Electronics has been producing tiled microLED displays (branded as MAGNIT displays) for many years, utilizing its own technology based on PCB backplanes.
LG Display has been developing its own tiled microLED technologies, and it is now reported that the two companies are collaborating to bring LTPS-based microLED tiles to LG Electronics' signage. This is not a surprise, as in general we see a shift from PCB backplanes to LTPS backplanes for large-area signage microLED displays, as these offer higher performance, and a simplified circuit design.
MicroLED-Connect is the microLED industry's top event series, offering a combination of exciting online webinars and a flagship annual on-site event. Our next meeting is on 23-25 September 2025, at the High Tech Campus, Eindhoven, Netherlands. MicroLED-Connect is co-organised by TechBlick and the MicroLED Industry Association and offers the best way to connect with the global MicroLED and AR/VR display industries and markets.
In this article, we will share a few short videos from past events. First up, we have Continental's Kai Hohmann that discusses how the company looks at the four competing display technologies, and the opportunities for microLED technology in the automotive industry.
Two days ago we reported that TCL CSoT demonstrated new microLED displays at Displayweek 2025, and now the company shared more details about all of the microLEDs it demonstrated.
So first up, we have the world's smallest microLED microdisplay- at just 0.05-inches. The display offers a resolution of 256x86 (5080 PPI), with a 5 micron pitch. The display is a monochrome green color, with a brightness that exceeds 4 million nits. TCL says that the CMOS backplane is highly efficient, and the total power consumption of the display is below 10 mW.
