Top 15 LED Screen Manufacturers & Suppliers in Berlin (2026 Guide)

Company Profile: Leyard, founded in 1995 and part of the Leyard Optoelectronic group listed in Shenzhen, runs one of the widest direct-view LED portfolios in the industry, spanning indoor and outdoor fixed installations, fine-pitch video walls and creative irregular formats. For German buyers the practical entry point is Leyard’s European organisation with its EMEA base in Eindhoven and a documented Berlin office at Wörther Str. 14 in Prenzlauer Berg — one of the few global LED manufacturers with an address inside the city itself, published on the group’s official contact page. That combination matters for fixed-install projects: a control-room or broadcast wall specified in Berlin can be surveyed, demoed and serviced without leaving the city, while production scale sits behind the group’s Shenzhen and Huizhou manufacturing. Buyers comparing fine pitch LED display options for Berlin studios and control rooms typically weigh this local-support depth against factory-direct pricing from import lines.

• Fine-pitch indoor video walls — broadcast, control room and command-centre classes
• Indoor and outdoor fixed LED — commercial and public-venue installations
• Creative and irregular displays — curved, flexible and custom-format builds

Strengths: Documented Berlin office address in Prenzlauer Berg; EMEA organisation headquartered in Eindhoven; portfolio depth across fine pitch, fixed and creative formats.

Limitations: Global-brand pricing sits above factory-direct import lines; Berlin presence is a sales desk, so large production runs still route through the group’s Asian factories.

Project-based pricing, quoted per specification.

Control rooms, broadcasters and enterprises in Berlin that want a global manufacturer with an address inside the city for demos and service coordination.

The group supplies visualization projects across Europe; individual Berlin references are shared through the EMEA organisation rather than published as a list.

Company Profile: INFiLED, the Shenzhen-founded LED manufacturer established in 2011, operates one of the more consequential corporate structures for Berlin buyers: INFiLED Electronics Germany GmbH, a registered German subsidiary whose official contact page lists Kurfürstendamm 11, 10719 Berlin as its address. The product range covers LED video walls for rental, fixed installation and the fast-growing AR/XR virtual-production segment, with the manufacturer’s panels appearing in studio and broadcast environments across Europe. A German entity changes the procurement mechanics: contracts, warranty claims and compliance documentation sit inside German commercial law, and invoicing runs without a cross-border import step for stock the subsidiary holds. For XR stage builders and rental houses around Berlin that live on tight turnarounds, that structure plus a direct line to the factory is a practical combination. Studios specifying LED screen for events fleets that must also survive broadcast cameras will shortlist this brand against premium rivals on camera performance per euro.

• AR/XR virtual-production LED — camera-optimised panels for studio stages
• Rental LED video walls — fast-lock cabinets for touring and events
• Fixed-installation LED walls — corporate, retail and public venues

Strengths: Registered German subsidiary with a published Berlin address at Kurfürstendamm 11; AR/XR product class with documented European studio presence; factory-backed engineering.

Limitations: Brand sits in the premium import tier; small one-off orders may be routed through rental partners rather than sold direct.

Project-based pricing, quoted per configuration.

XR studios, broadcasters and rental companies that want Chinese-manufacturer pricing with a German contract counterparty.

Installations across European broadcast and studio markets; project references are distributed through the German entity on request.

Company Profile: Absen, the Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2001 and publicly listed, runs its European organisation through Absen Europe GmbH, established in 2018 with its German EMEA head office in Bergisch Gladbach near Cologne. The documented European project record is substantial: the brand lists a 98 square metre Adidas flagship installation in Frankfurt among its references and states distribution to more than 130 countries. Product depth is the second argument — the range runs from the Polaris and X Series fixed-install lines to the KL series built on COB technology, plus the PL Series and the Mi all-in-one conference displays. For Berlin procurement the trade-off is geography: the German HQ and its service organisation sit in North Rhine-Westphalia rather than inside Berlin, so same-day site support depends on the project calendar, while the counterparty, warranty and CE documentation all live inside the EU. Buyers specifying COB-class outdoor LED display and fixed-install programs for German venues will find this the most institutionally established import option in the ranking.

• Polaris and X Series — fixed-installation LED for venues and signage
• KL series — COB fine-pitch class for close-viewing and on-camera walls
• PL Series and Mi all-in-one — conference and meeting-room formats

Strengths: German EMEA subsidiary since 2018 with EU-based contracts and service; documented reference installations including a 98 m² Adidas flagship in Frankfurt; COB product class in the range.

Limitations: German head office sits near Cologne, not in Berlin; premium pricing relative to unbranded factory-direct imports.

Project-based pricing, quoted per configuration.

Venue operators, retail chains and integrators that want an EU-contract manufacturer with COB options and EMEA-scale service.

Adidas flagship Frankfurt (98 m²); distribution and service network across 130+ countries per official company information.

Company Profile: Daktronics, the South-Dakota-founded display manufacturer established in 1968, sells its stadium and large-format systems in Germany through Daktronics Deutschland GmbH, with the German sales office in Alzenau in the FrankfurtRhineMain region. The manufacturer’s sports pedigree is the reason it appears in this ranking: scoreboards, video displays and perimeter systems for football and ice-hockey venues are its documented core, and the German office lists Bundesliga clubs and Frankfurt Galaxy among its market references, with sponsorship of Eisbären Berlin published on its German-language site. For a Berlin venue project — an arena refit, a league-grade scoreboard, a training-facility wall — the manufacturer brings a control-system stack refined over decades of sports integration, from scoring and shot clocks to unified video control. Buyers specifying stadium-class sports LED display systems for German venues typically evaluate Daktronics against stadium-specialist integrators on control depth and long-term parts availability, where the US manufacturer’s four-decade record is hard to match.

• Stadium scoreboards and video displays — league-grade arena systems
• Perimeter and fascia displays — pitch-side advertising formats
• DOOH and commercial large-format systems

Strengths: Stadium-display specialist founded 1968 with a German sales entity; documented German sports references including Bundesliga clubs and Eisbären Berlin sponsorship; integrated scoring and video control.

Limitations: German office sits in Alzenau, not Berlin; sports-first portfolio means small commercial walls are better served by other entries in this ranking.

Project-based pricing, quoted per venue specification.

Stadium, arena and ice-rink operators in and around Berlin that need scoreboard-class displays with integrated control systems.

Bundesliga clubs and Frankfurt Galaxy listed as German market references; Eisbären Berlin sponsorship published on the German site.

Company Profile: PRG Deutschland is the German arm of Production Resource Group, the global event-technology group, with its Berlin branch documented at Am Borsigturm 42 in Reinickendorf. The operation supplies LED walls across the group’s DBT module families in pitches from 8 to 32 millimetres, Boxcopy LED floor and set-piece panels, media servers and camera-tracking systems — the full technical stack a touring production or televised show needs under one contract. within Berlin’s rental market this branch sits at the touring end of the market: awards shows, arena concerts and televised corporate events that require redundancy, crew depth and media-server programming rather than a simple panel count. For buyers comparing concert LED display suppliers, the difference against single-city rental firms is scale and process — and so is the price class, which reflects the group’s overhead. Smaller corporate events will often be better served by the Berlin rental specialists ranked below.

• DBT LED module families — 8–32 mm pitch classes for stage and touring
• Boxcopy LED — floor and scenic set-piece panels
• Media servers and camera tracking — show-control integration

Strengths: Global event-technology group with a documented Berlin branch; touring-grade inventory with media-server and camera-tracking integration; crew depth for televised productions.

Limitations: Group-scale pricing sits above local rental firms; simple panel hires may be routed to the group’s standard packages rather than custom small builds.

Rental day rates quoted per production package.

Television productions, arena shows and corporate flagships that need touring-grade LED with full show control.

Touring and show productions across Germany; Berlin references are quoted through the branch rather than published as a list.

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Company Profile: realities:united is a Berlin studio for art and architecture founded in 2000 by brothers Jan and Tim Edler, and it is the practice that put media facades on the city’s — and the industry’s — map. Its documented works include the GSW Tower facade in Kreuzberg (2005), an early large-scale media facade built from roughly 1,500 individually addressable elements with a public upload editor that let anyone submit patterns, and SPOTS at Potsdamer Platz (2005), a curtain of 1,795 LED pixels that became a canonical reference for the genre. The studio’s earlier BIX facade for the Kunsthaus Graz (2003) extended the same idea into Austria. It is important for buyers to understand what this company is: a planner and creative engineer of building-integrated LED art, not a cabinet manufacturer or rental house. Projects of this class are specified, engineered and tendered with the studio’s involvement, with hardware then procured to specification. For teams exploring 3D LED display and facade concepts at architectural scale, this is the reference practice for the design layer.

• Media-facade concept and engineering — building-integrated LED systems
• Architectural LED art installations — one-off public works
• Interaction and content layers — public upload editors, custom software

Strengths: Genre-defining project record (GSW Tower, SPOTS, BIX Kunsthaus Graz); two decades of media-facade engineering from Berlin; art-and-architecture credentials that carry planning authority.

Limitations: Not a hardware supplier — no product catalogue, rental stock or off-the-shelf pricing; engages at project level for designed installations rather than commercial screen supply.

Project-based fees, quoted per designed installation.

Developers, architects and cultural institutions commissioning building-integrated media facades and public LED art in Berlin.

GSW Tower media facade (2005, ~1,500 addressable elements); SPOTS at Potsdamer Platz (2005, 1,795 LED pixels); BIX media facade, Kunsthaus Graz (2003).

Company Profile: WHITEvoid is a Berlin studio for light art, kinetic installations and immersive environments founded in 2004 by Christopher Bauder. Its documented works sit among the most photographed LED projects in the city: SKALAR at Kraftwerk Berlin (2018), a large-scale immersive installation combining moving light and electronic music, and the LICHTGRENZE (2014), the border-of-light installation of 8,000 illuminated balloons along 13 kilometres for the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Wall. More recent work includes WINTERSPAZIERGANG at the Gendarmenmarkt (2024). The studio’s Kinetic Lights system — motorised LED spheres choreographed in three dimensions — is its signature product class and appears at brand events and museums internationally. As with realities:united above, this is a creative-engineering practice rather than a panel vendor: installations are designed, engineered and produced for the specific project, with display hardware procured to spec. Brands planning LED display solutions at the level of immersive brand experiences will find this studio’s portfolio the Berlin reference.

• Kinetic Lights — motorised LED sphere systems for choreographed installations
• Immersive LED environments — museum, exhibition and event scale
• Public light-art productions — city-scale commissions

Strengths: Documented city-scale works (LICHTGRENZE with 8,000 balloons across 13 km; SKALAR at Kraftwerk Berlin); proprietary Kinetic Lights system; international brand and museum client base.

Limitations: Art-installation practice — not a volume hardware supplier; commissions are one-off designs with project timelines rather than catalogue products.

Project-based fees, quoted per installation.

Brands, museums and event producers commissioning immersive LED and kinetic light experiences in Berlin.

LICHTGRENZE (2014, 8,000 balloons, 13 km); SKALAR at Kraftwerk Berlin (2018); WINTERSPAZIERGANG at Gendarmenmarkt (2024).

Company Profile: Tec Rental GmbH is a Berlin event-technology rental company based at Salzburger Str. 9 in Tegel, and it represents the fast-turnaround end of this ranking: a documented inventory of P2.6 rental LED walls, configurable to the wall sizes that corporate events, fairs and private celebrations actually book, with nationwide (bundesweit) delivery offered as standard. The company carries a 4.9/5 rating across 32 Google reviews, the highest documented score among the Berlin rental specialists in this list, and its product pages state panel classes and wall configurations openly — details that make quote comparison honest. Berlin’s rental market publishes indicative bands of roughly €100–250 per square metre per day, with technician and transport often added at €200–500, and rental desks like this one quote inside that band. Buyers mapping rental economics against purchase can benchmark day rates against a LED display rental price guide before committing to either path.

• P2.6 rental LED walls — near-viewing class for corporate and fair use
• Configurable wall sizes — small to mid-format event builds
• Complementary event technology — sound, light and staging support

Strengths: 4.9/5 across 32 Google reviews; P2.6 near-viewing panels suited to corporate audiences; bundesweit delivery documented.

Limitations: Company founding year is not publicly documented; fleet depth suits small-to-mid events rather than arena-scale productions.

Day rates per square metre within Berlin’s typical €100–250/m²/day band; technician and transport quoted separately.

Corporate event organisers and fair exhibitors in Berlin that need near-viewing LED walls on short lead times.

Corporate, fair and private event programs across Berlin; individual client names are not publicly documented.

Company Profile: LED RENTAL GmbH operates from Schönhauser Allee 163 in Prenzlauer Berg and does what its name says: a Berlin specialist rental firm focused on LED walls for indoor and outdoor events, built from modular cabinet configurations that scale from presentation backdrops to stage-width screens. The company carries a 4.8/5 rating across 15 Google reviews, and its positioning is narrower than general AV renters — the inventory concentrates on LED video technology rather than spreading across sound, light and furniture, which shows in the configuration depth of its rental pages. Within the Berlin market this is the profile that suits organisers who already have an event-technology partner for audio and lighting and want an LED specialist alongside them. The market context matters for budgeting: Berlin rental desks publish bands of roughly €100–250 per square metre per day, and specialists price by cabinet count, processor package and crew. Buyers comparing indoor rental LED display fleets for repeated events will find the purchase-versus-rent crossover sits around 15–20 event days a year, a planning rule worth testing with real quotes.

• Indoor rental LED walls — modular cabinets for presentations and shows
• Outdoor event LED — weather-rated configurations for open-air builds
• Modular configurations — scalable cabinet counts per event

Strengths: LED-focused specialist inventory in central Berlin (Prenzlauer Berg); 4.8/5 across 15 Google reviews; modular configs scale per event.

Limitations: Company founding year is not publicly documented; narrower service scope than full-line event suppliers that also carry sound and lighting.

Day rates per square metre within Berlin’s typical €100–250/m²/day band; quoted per cabinet count and crew package.

Event organisers with existing AV partners that want a dedicated LED specialist for the screen build.

Event and exhibition programs across Berlin; individual client names are not publicly documented.

Company Profile: applied˚ AV & IT-Rental operates from Köpenicker Str. 154 in Kreuzberg and is, by documented review volume, one of Berlin’s most trusted rental counters: 4.9/5 across 155 Google reviews plus the iTipps City Award for 2024 and 2025. The inventory spans LED walls, video, event AV and IT rental, which makes the company a single-counter solution for corporate clients that need screens, laptops, cabling and presentation tech from one contract. For Berlin’s conference and congress scene — Messe-adjacent events, hotel ballrooms, government-adjacent forums — that breadth plus Kreuzberg’s central location shortens logistics noticeably. The LED walls themselves serve the presentation class of applications: conference backdrops, breakout screens, town-hall displays. Buyers specifying conference room LED for a permanent install will eventually move from this rental profile to a fixed-install supplier, but for event-day delivery with local accountability the documented record here is the strongest in the rental group.

• Rental LED walls — presentation and conference backdrops
• Event AV — video, sound and lighting packages
• IT rental — laptops, displays and presentation technology

Strengths: 4.9/5 across 155 Google reviews with iTipps City Award 2024/2025; single-counter breadth across LED, AV and IT; central Kreuzberg location.

Limitations: Company founding year is not publicly documented; LED fleet serves conference scale rather than stage or arena builds.

Day rates per item and per square metre, quoted per event package.

Corporate organisers and conference teams that want one counter for LED, AV and IT with strong documented service records.

Corporate and conference programs across Berlin; client names are not publicly documented.

Company Profile: MiTservices GmbH runs from Danziger Str. 50 in Prenzlauer Berg as a Berlin AV rental and installation company for events, congresses and galas, carrying a perfect 5.0/5 rating across 22 Google reviews — the cleanest score among the Berlin rental specialists in this ranking. The documented service scope covers event technology for staged formats: LED screens and projection, sound, lighting and the installation work that turns a venue floor into a functioning congress or gala stage. Its positioning overlaps with applied˚ above but tilts toward the staged-event end — award evenings, association congresses, ceremonial formats where a small crew builds, runs and strikes the technology inside a single day. Berlin’s association and public-sector event calendar gives companies of this size steady demand, and the review record suggests delivery consistency. Buyers planning church LED screen or ceremonial-hall installs with similar single-day build windows will recognise the operating pattern this company is built around.

• Event LED screens and projection — staged formats
• Congress and gala technology — sound, light and stage packages
• Installation services — venue build and strike crews

Strengths: 5.0/5 across 22 Google reviews; congress and gala specialisation with build crews; central-north Berlin location.

Limitations: Company founding year is not publicly documented; fleet scale suits staged events rather than festival or arena productions.

Day rates per package, quoted per event.

Association congresses, galas and ceremonial events that need a small accountable crew for LED and stage technology.

Congress, gala and event programs across Berlin; client names are not publicly documented.

Company Profile: Mikroled GmbH is a Berlin deep-tech manufacturer spun out of TU Berlin, working on micro-LED microdisplays for AR/VR glasses, viewfinders and similar near-eye applications — a different product class from the room-scale video walls that dominate this list, and that is exactly why it belongs here. Berlin’s display economy spans media facades and rental walls: the city hosts research-driven display development, and Mikroled is its clearest documented example, publishing its spin-off lineage and microdisplay focus on its official site. For procurement teams the relevance is forward-looking rather than immediate: as micro-LED migrate from near-eye displays toward fine-pitch video walls over the coming years, the technology pipeline being built in Berlin-Adlershof and university labs like this one will shape what European buyers can source locally. Buyers tracking the technology direction will find the LED display knowledge base a practical companion to the company’s published research notes.

• Micro-LED microdisplay modules — near-eye AR/VR class
• Viewfinder display components — camera and industrial optics
• Research collaborations — TU Berlin spin-off pipeline

Strengths: TU Berlin spin-off with documented micro-LED microdisplay focus; research-driven engineering inside Berlin; exposure to the technology class expected to reach fine-pitch walls.

Limitations: Component-stage company — no video-wall products, rental stock or project pricing; founding year is not publicly documented.

Component-level pricing, quoted per development engagement.

Optics developers, research teams and display engineers tracking micro-LED for near-eye and next-generation display programs.

Development programs through the TU Berlin spin-off pipeline; customer names are not publicly documented.