Match the content
Choose a larger screen when the video includes product details, interface demonstrations, diagrams or subtitles that must remain legible.
Short answer: 4.3- and 5-inch screens suit compact cards and invitations; 7-inch screens provide a larger presentation area for B2B sales material; 10.1-inch screens suit premium presentation formats where finished size and shipping volume are acceptable. Final dimensions and component availability must be confirmed for each project.
Compare common screen sizes
| Screen | Typical planning use | Advantages | Trade-offs to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4 inch | Compact greeting or business-card concepts | Small footprint and lightweight format | Limited viewing area; best for short, simple content |
| 4.3 inch | Invitations, compact brochures and targeted mail pieces | Balanced screen impact and card size | Text-heavy video may be difficult to read |
| 5 inch | General B2B presentations and branded invitations | More viewing area without moving to a large card | Confirm finished dimensions and packaging |
| 7 inch | A5-style sales presentations, launches and training | Stronger visual presence for demonstrations | Higher component, packaging and shipping requirements |
| 10.1 inch | Premium presentations and large-format kits | Largest viewing area in the standard range | Finished pack size, weight and budget require early confirmation |
How to choose
Match the delivery method
A mailed campaign must account for outer packaging and shipping. A hand-delivered sales kit can prioritize presentation impact.
Match the approval process
Use a physical sample to confirm the perceived size, print area, playback and opening experience before committing to production.
Specification checklist
Define the audience, use case and viewing environment.
Confirm video duration, visual detail, subtitles and number of files.
Select card dimensions, orientation and cover construction.
Confirm memory, battery, buttons, speaker and charging interface.
Review quantity, destination, deadline and packaging before quotation.
Specifications shown are planning guidance. Final component, dimension and production details are confirmed during quotation and sample approval.
Screen size questions
Is a larger screen always better?
No. A larger screen creates more impact but also changes the finished size, packaging, shipping volume and budget. Choose according to the project, not the largest available component.
Which screen is suitable for an A5 brochure?
Five- and seven-inch formats are common planning options for A5-style presentations, but the final layout depends on orientation, margins, buttons and construction.
Can we compare samples before choosing?
Yes. Ask which standard samples are available, then confirm whether a custom prototype is needed for final approval.
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