How We Built a 100㎡ Vietnam LED Screen Order Through Trust

In today’s world, many successful partnerships start with a simple online conversation — and this one began on Facebook. he Beginning: A Simple Connection Our Vietnam client first found us through Facebook. He had been looking for a reliable supplier of outdoor rental LED screens and was curious about the features we often shared — especially our power and signal redundancy design.Unlike many suppliers who only talk about price, we focused on helping him understand why stability matters for stage rental screens. Step by step, we explained how our system prevents blackouts and signal loss during live events.

The Product: Reliable, Bright, and Built for Events

After several detailed discussions, the client decided to order 100㎡ of our best-selling G10 series – P3.91 outdoor rental LED screen.
This model is known for:

Power-sharing design — if one power supply fails, others continue working, so the screen never goes dark.

Dual signal backup — 4×RJ45 ports per cabinet for quick manual switching.

The Process: Full Transparency, Step by Step

From cabinet assembly to module testing, we shared every production step with the client — photos, videos, and progress updates.This open communication helped him feel confident that we were not just selling screens, but truly managing his project with care.

The Result: Satisfaction from the First Test

Once the goods arrived, the client tested several square meters. The result?

“The rental led screen looks amazing — bright, stable, and very professional!”

He was so satisfied that he’s already planning the next order for upcoming outdoor events in Ho Chi Minh City.

What We Learned

Building trust isn’t about one message or one quote. It’s about communication, transparency, and delivering quality step by step.From a Facebook chat to a 100㎡ LED screen project, this story reminds us that every detail matters — and real partnerships are built on trust.

Looking for a reliable LED display supplier for your next project? Let’s start the conversation — just like we did with our Vietnam client.