For your money, the Smarter Kit includes nine LED panels, nine mounting plates, mounting tape, a controller, a power adapter and 10 connectors to link them to the wall however you like.

The seven-panel starter pack will set you back $300; three-panel expansion kits cost $100. No color-changing capabilities The modular wall tiles can be arranged however you like.

What happens when you take over 800 individually addressable super bright RGB LEDs and house them in a giant diffused panel? You get awesome. That’s what you get. [Epoch Rises] is a small ele… ...

The starter kit with nine panels retails for $199.99, and the expansion pack of three panels retails for $59.99. Expensive for lights, but again – you need to think of Aurora as wall art, not ...

The Lines join Nanoleaf’s growing catalog of LED wall panels in various sizes and shapes, this time adding a new trick — backlighting. Available for pre-order now and on sale November 8th ...

Nanoleaf is well-known as being that company that makes those lovely glowing tiles that you can hang on your wall. The only thing is, they’re not cheap. So if you want a really cool layout, y… ...

These Gorgeous Nanoleaf RGB LED Panels Are 20% Off During Amazon Prime Day. ... Nanoleaf Lines WiFi Smart RGBW LED Dimmable Wall Lights 60 Degree Expansion Pack (3-Pack) 0. $69.99 save 20%.

Until activated by motion, the Lumes wall panel from Australia's ENESS looks pretty standard. But once brought to life, an integrated LED array can display images and relatively complex animations.

LED panels — the types of displays you might see used to make up a video wall for digital signage — will not replace the motion picture projector, but they will soon bring competition and ...