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The P6 Outdoor LED Sign is a 40"x18" programmable, high-resolution (160x64 dots) LED message board featuring over 16 million colors and IP45 waterproof rating. Designed for vibrant, dynamic advertising, it supports texts, images, and video with adjustable brightness and speed. Equipped with built-in Wi-Fi and a user-friendly Windows app, it enables hassle-free remote updates. Its durable aluminum frame withstands harsh weather, making it ideal for diverse outdoor and indoor applications. Backed by a 2-year warranty and 24/7 support, this sign combines professional-grade performance with reliable customer care.



















| ASIN | B0779NB32W |
| Best Sellers Rank | #621,149 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #20,043 in Business & Store Signs |
| Brand | DS ledsign |
| Brand Name | DS ledsign |
| Color | Full color |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 14 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 40"L x 18"W |
| Light Type | LED |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Model Number | DSLED0008 |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Orientation | Either Landscape or Portrait |
| Part Number | DSLED0008 |
| Pre Printed Text | wifi+usb |
| UPC | 767520621671 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
J**E
Fantastic
This sign is BRIGHT. It looks amazing. Yes, the images in the listing are deceptive, but I feel that's because these companies feel the need to create their images in photoshop rather than snapping a picture and getting things like scanlines and such, not because they want to be deceptive... They have to be competitive for their thumbnail and a jank picture doesn't do that... But it's hard to say. The product is fine, they should just try to show it as is. The resolution is still decent. No, it is not like a TV, and if that's what you expect you will be disappointed. The resolution total is, I think, 160x64. It does play animation very fluidly and is quite crisp. At first I had some fairly major difficulty, I set the wifi key wrong, then I opened it up and used the reset button and the key wouldn't reset. What I didn't know is that you can use the ethernet port inside and just set the wifi key again with HDPlayer. So I held the reset longer and ... blank screen. Considering every other similar story I found online had jumbled screens after that rather than blank, I was sure it was broken. Not sure what's different here. After much difficulty I realized you can set the LED panel type using the app Ledart on Android, after you get it back on wifi, or using the ethernet port inside. Or don't donk it up in the first place, but I am sure many, many people do, because it's so easy. The button to save the key just says something like "connect" so you think it'll test the connection, but no, it just saves the settings, one shot to get it or you have to go for the ethernet port inside the unit. It may be possible to set the panel type from the Windows app as well, but I couldn't find it. Anything you mess up is fixable. You don't need to actually connect it to your own wifi, alternatively, you can connect to it like a router instead, but then you need to be nearer to it and temporarily dedicate your client. The Windows app, HDPlayer, is fairly decent, except it's extremely unstable. Best to make a GIF or two in something else and just use those rather than trying to create the sign layout in HDPlayer entirely, because it will probably crash. Also, HDPlayer alternates between communicating and "disconnected" every 20 or 30 seconds, even though the sign is pingable, so you may have to keep clicking send sometimes. I'm including all this info here because the instructions are not great. Just a paper with some poor translations on it and absolute barebones info, which is a shame considering the item is so capable. This is kinda where it all shines, to me at least. It's built out of basically off the shelf parts. There's some power supplies, some semi-standard LED panels, and a controller. In this case the controller was HD-D16, which it turns out, I quite like. But if something burns out, you'll likely be able to replace it yourself, which is something I've longed for with my big expensive EMCs, where one component costs double or triple this entire sign. I've been messing with this quite a bit, in the same way a tinkerer might use DOS+Windows 3.1 for the first time in years. It's the same feeling that is implied by the statement "put the fun back in computing". You bought it, you own it, you can do almost anything. If you've assembled and used a 3D printer or CNC machine, you know exactly what I'm talking about, and if you've needed to change a phone battery in recent years, you know exactly the problem with the opposite. The wiring on the inside was nice and clean. Although.. they did not blow out their aluminum flakes after using self drilling screws, which shouldn't be too big of an issue as most of the components are potted/coated/something, but if that lands just right in the power supply, it could be a dead short. I would recommend anyone to take off the side and back of their sign and blow it out or at least inspect, and reassemble, before you plug it in. The price is pretty good and I don't anticipate any immediate failures after having been all through it, and I would definitely buy more of these. The only place it lacks is any sort of API for developers, which seems to be the case with all of these similar signs, no matter what controller they come with. I personally would not trust the apps on any production device without a barrier, and as such I have the Android app on a noncritical phone (and only installed it to fix the panels) and the Windows app in a virtual machine. Maybe they're fine, maybe not, I don't trust them. There is no Linux app. I'd bet the Android app works in an Android emulator just fine. If you're deciding between one of these and a bright TV for a storefront, I'd go with this. If you need an intricate menu that requires a lot of detail, then go with a bright TV. I think most people looking at this have already ended up exactly where they wanted to go, but just aren't sure yet. The videos on this listing are legit, that is what the sign looks like playing video, although they don't do its brightness justice. If I could find something to gripe about, I'd say the cord is too skinny and I don't like that, and also I would personally not trust it for outdoors. I don't recall seeing any sort of barrier preventing accidental contact with the high voltage side of the transformer, so treat it like you would if you were servicing a CRT TV: very cautiously, preferably unplugged.
D**H
good picture. somewhat hard to figure out the programing
It does what it says, good picture. somewhat hard to figure out the programing. Still cant figure out how to put video on it.
S**E
Recommend
Awesome sign with software easy to use. Was up and running within minutes. Clear and bright especially at night. Had minor issue with a password reset however the support team led by Nicole were quick to respond, analyze the situation and have a solution within a couple of days (time zone issues probably prolonged the process). Highly recommend
C**A
WORTHLESS JUNK
Ordered 3 different times. First order the wifi didnt work. Second order the back was split open when it arrived. third order the screen completely stopped working after 3 weeks. Will never order this worthless junk again.
O**2
Nice product works great easy to set up
Highly recommend
A**R
NO SUPPORT CONTACT INFORMATION
I bought 2 of these signs to be mounted back to back. I had to receive them in order to have the mount made. I have been trying to get this fixed to find that the company I was talking to didn't sell me these signs. There is no phone number or contact information found even with the User Manual. Both signs are doing the exact same thing. Might be a parameter problem but I know nothing about that. If anyone has a contact for them please let me know.
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