P3.076 is a pixel pitch that confuses buyers unfamiliar with it — why the unusual number, and is it meaningfully different from P3 or P4? This direct comparison settles the question with performance data and pricing context.
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The P3.076 pitch originates from the physical dimensions of the standard 256×128mm LED module divided by the number of pixels in each dimension. With 83 × 83 pixels on a 256×256mm module (or equivalent configurations), the resulting center-to-center pixel spacing is 3.076mm rather than the "round number" of 3.0mm.
P3.076 is not a compromise or approximation — it is a specific, optimized design that maximizes module pixel density within standard PCB size constraints. In practice, P3.076 and P3 are essentially the same specification from a performance perspective, with negligible visible difference.
| Specification | P3.076 | P4 |
| Pixel pitch | 3.076mm | 4.0mm |
| Pixels per m2 | 105,801 | 62,500 |
| Minimum viewing distance | ~6m | ~8m |
| Image clarity at 8m | Excellent | Good |
| Image clarity at 12m | Good | Good |
| Brightness (typical) | 4,000-6,000 nits | 5,000-7,000 nits |
| Power consumption per m2 | Higher | Lower |
| Cost per m2 | Higher | Lower |
| Best use case | Indoor/semi-outdoor < 10m viewing | Outdoor/indoor > 8m viewing |
Indoor events and rental where viewing distances are 5-10m
Semi-outdoor locations with covered viewing areas
Retail environments with close-up product content
Corporate video walls where broadcast-quality close-up is required
Any application where P4 is close but P3.076 provides just enough extra resolution
Fully outdoor installations with minimum 8m viewing distance
Budget-sensitive projects where the resolution difference is not visible at the intended viewing distance
Large-format displays where total panel count makes the cost difference significant
Aglare maintains P3.076 panels in stock — a significant advantage for rental companies and event organizers who frequently need fast delivery. Standard P3.076 module specifications: 256×128mm, SMD 1921, 3,840 Hz refresh rate, IP65 front/IP54 rear.