ISLE 2027, Asia’s largest trade show for LED displays and system integration, has opened visitor registration. It will take place from 3 to 5 March 2027 at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre, with 80,000 m² and more than 1,000 exhibitors.
Founded in 2015, ISLE is affiliated with the Canton Fair Group and supported by the China Optics and Optoelectronics Manufacturers Association. The show positions itself as a sourcing and matchmaking platform for international buyers looking for new products, evaluating suppliers or comparing technical solutions.
ISLE 2027: 3–5 March 2027 · Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre · 80,000 m² · more than 1,000 exhibitors · halls 5 to 8
Large-format displays and AV integration
Halls 6 to 8 will present new products across large-format displays and the full supply chain. Six major listed manufacturers, Leyard, Unilumin, Absen, Ledman, AOTO and Liantronics, will anchor the halls, joined by companies such as Skyworth, BOE, Dahua, Uniview, Qiangli, Cedar, Inspur, NovaStar, Colorlight, Chipone, Magnimage, Kystar, DigiBird and Sunmoon Microelectronics.

Hall 5 will focus on distributed systems, intelligent consoles and conferencing, with companies such as Hikvision, AVCIT, Digi Bird Tech, GONSIN, CREATOR, HUAIN, VISSONIC, TiTLIS, ANE, DSPPA and HMAUDIO showing distributed control, audio and video processing and conference systems.

Vertical markets
The show covers sectors such as education, tourism, live events, retail, broadcasting and sports events, showing how display and integration technologies are applied in each of them.
From booth to factory
As in the previous edition, overseas buyer groups will be offered exclusive post-show factory visits; most factories are a short drive from the venue. At ISLE 2026, a delegation from the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) toured Leyard and INFiLED, while a Brazilian buyer group visited the NationStar and Yubang Scientific plants to verify their production capacity.


Visitor registration is free and now open on the ISLE website.
Photos: © ISLE



