ViewSonic Corp. is now shipping the LDS136-152, the fourth-generation model in its LDS series of mobile Direct View LED (dvLED) displays. The foldable 136-inch videowall on wheels arrives pre-assembled in a flight case and sets up in minutes, giving integrators a plug-and-play alternative to permanent dvLED installs.
Key Takeaways
- The LDS136-152 is a 136-inch foldable dvLED videowall pre-assembled in a protective flight case.
- A commercial-grade built-in motorized stand adds 3.7 feet of vertical adjustment, the most in its class.
- Glue-on-Board (GOB) technology plus IP65 and IK06 ratings protect against impact, dust and moisture.
- It integrates with Q-SYS through a verified plug-in and works with Crestron, Extron and AMX systems.
- Native 1080p resolution, 600-nit brightness and rear-accessible I/O ports round out the package.
- ViewSonic has U.S. inventory and technical support available now.
What Is the ViewSonic LDS136-152?
The ViewSonic LDS136-152 is a foldable 136-inch dvLED videowall on wheels built for maximum flexibility. It’s the fourth-generation model in ViewSonic’s LDS series of mobile dvLED displays, and it ships pre-assembled in a rugged flight case. Integrators unfold it, plug it in and it’s ready to run, skipping the extensive setup a traditional permanent dvLED installation requires.
How Fast Does It Set Up?
The LDS136-152 sets up within minutes because it arrives as a large-screen display in a pre-assembled design. The motorized screen lifts higher than any other dvLED in its class, and a redesigned hinge adds durability for repeated setup and transport. It glides silently on 360-degree wheels, so integrators can move it between rooms or venues, and the foldable design fits into most elevators.
“The ViewSonic mobile dvLED solution delivers a giant LED screen that arrives ready to go, so our partners and customers can skip complex installations,” says Shane Roma, technical product manager of dvLED/commercial displays at ViewSonic. “The LDS136-152 sets up in minutes and ships in a rugged flight case for easy transport and storage. Just unfold it, plug it in and you’re ready to showcase content or present messaging to your audience. It’s one of the easiest ways to get a larger-than-life, stunning display wherever you need it. We have inventory in the U.S., along with technical support to assist as needed.”
What’s New in the Fourth Generation?
The fourth-generation model introduces upgrades that make setup and operation easier, led by a new commercial-grade built-in motorized stand that provides an industry-leading extra 3.7 feet of vertical adjustment. The taller lift helps everyone in a room get a clearer view of on-screen content.
An integrated stand and display remote control manages both screen settings and the motorized lift from one place. Rear I/O ports are easy to reach and provide direct connectivity without opening panels or exposing internal boards, so connecting devices is quick and simple.
How Durable Is It for Events and Public Spaces?
The LDS136-152 is built to withstand repeated transport and daily use in high-traffic environments. GOB technology protects the LED panels from wear and tear, while IP65 and IK06 ratings guard against bumps, dust and moisture. That durability lets integrators deploy it in auditoriums, lobbies, trade shows and pop-up spaces without worrying about the abuse that comes with mobile use.
What Are the Key Specs and Connectivity Options?
The LDS136-152 pairs native 1080p Full HD resolution with 600-nit brightness, a 3840Hz refresh rate, a 6,500-to-1 contrast ratio and dual 30W speakers. Connectivity includes four HDMI inputs, one HDMI output, SPDIF and 3.5mm audio out, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, RS-232 and an OPS slot for future expansion. The display supports split-screen, Picture-by-Picture from up to four inputs and real-time Picture-in-Picture. ViewSonic’s AirSync software adds wireless sharing from any device through tools such as AirPlay and Google Cast.
Does It Fit Into Existing Control Ecosystems?
The LDS136-152 integrates into the Q-SYS ecosystem through a Q-SYS Library verified plug-in and works with Crestron, Extron and AMX systems. That compatibility lets integrators fold the display into the control platforms they already deploy, which simplifies commissioning across events, rentals and semi-permanent installs.
Where Can Integrators Get It?
Integrators can order the LDS136-152 now, with ViewSonic reporting U.S. inventory on hand and technical support available to assist as needed. ViewSonic says its dvLED All-in-One line makes large-scale displays more accessible for AV/IT teams, with an emphasis on easy deployment, management and scalability across real-world environments.
