Lehman Optoelectronics launches its third-generation home giant screen product, ushering in the era of widespread adoption of Micro LED home giant screens.
Lehman Optoelectronics unveiled its third-generation Micro LED home giant screens at a launch event in Shenzhen, marking the official beginning of widespread adoption of ultra-large home displays. The company introduced two flagship models: the LV135 Max (135-inch, 4K) and LV163 Max (163-inch, 4K), priced at ¥199,999 and ¥239,999 respectively dramatically undercutting the previous industry barrier of over ¥500,000 for similar screens.
Available for pre-order via JD.com and Tmall, with shipments starting late March, these screens leverage pixel-level self-illumination, modular splicing, and low power consumption to deliver IMAX-like quality in the living room embodying Lehman’s vision: “The screen is the wall, the view is the world.”
Driven by national ultra-high-definition (4K/8K) content policies and consumer demand, Micro LED’s superior contrast, color accuracy, and durability make it the ideal technology for giant home displays. The products enable immersive “virtual reality” experiences allowing users to feel seasons change or explore global landscapes without leaving home.
Industry experts hail this as a pivotal moment transitioning Micro LED from commercial to consumer markets, unlocking a trillion-yuan blue ocean for China’s LED industry. With the Chinese home display market still dominated by 65–85-inch TVs, the 135-inch+ segment is poised for explosive growth over the next 3–5 years.
Lehman’s breakthroughs in cost reduction, supply chain integration, and scenario innovation have shattered previous adoption barriers — cost, product feasibility, content availability, and public awareness positioning the company as a leader in reshaping home lifestyles and accelerating dual upgrades across the display industry chain.


