In recent years OLED technology has emerged as the leading display technology for wearable devices - for fitness bands, smartwatches and VR headsets, due to the great image quality, the low power consumption and to the design possibilities enabled by flexible OLEDs. For more information on OLED displays for wearables, and the latest industry news, click here.
Following is a list of wearable devices with OLED displays:
The Pimax Crystal Super VR headset offers eith a mini-LED driven QLED display, or an OLED microdisplay, via an interchangeable optical system. The OLED Microdisplay option is a 4K 90Hz microdisplay coupled with pancake options.
The Crystal Super starts at $1,799 (for the QLED version) and is up for pre-order now.
The Haylou RS5 china-bound Smartwach sports a 2.01" 1000 nits 60Hz 410x502 AMOLED display, BT calling, SpO2 tracking, heart rate and sleep monitoring and IP68 water proofing.
The NoiseFit Active 2 smartwatch offers a 1.46" 600 nits 466x466 round AMOLED display, heart rate sensor, SpO2 sensor, sleep tracker and a 10-days battery life.
The NoiseFit Active 2 is now shipping in India for around $42.
Polar's Grit X2 Pro is an "adventure" smartwatch, that offers a 1.39" 454x454 round AMOLED touch display, dual-band GPS, built-in flashlight, 32GB of internal storage for maps and data, and Fitness and health tracking.
The Grit X2 Pro will ship soon, starting at around $830.
The Honor Watch GS 4 is a smartwatch that offers a round 1.43" 466x466 AMOLED display, over 8000 watch faces, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and stress and blood oxygen level sensors.
The Honor Watch GS 4 is now shipping in China, starting at $140.
The Honor Band 9 fitness band offers a 1.57" 60 Hz 402x256 rectangular AMOLED, heart rate monitor, SpO2 monitor, sleep tracking and more.
The Honor Band 9 is now shipping in China for around $35.
The OnePlus Watch 2 smartwatch offers a 1.43" 466xz466 round AMOLED display, Android Wear OS 4, and heart rate and SpO2 sensors. Oppo offers the same device under the name Oppo Watch X.
The OnePlus Watch 2 / Oppo Watch X will ship in March 2024, for around $330.
Xiaomi's Watch 2 smartwatch offers a 1.43" 466x466 600 nits AMOLED display, Google WearOS, a Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 chipset, 65 hours of battery life, 160 sports modes and a 12-channel heart rate monitor.
The Watch 2 will ship soon for $215.
Xiaomi's Smart Band 8 Pro fitness band offers a 1.74" 60Hz 336x480 AMOLED display, "professional-level" sports tracking with over 150 sport modes, 4-channel hear rate monitoring and a 14-days battery life.
The Smart Band 8 Pro will ship soon for $75.
Samsung's Galaxy Fit3 is an entry level smart watch, that offers a 1.6" AMOLED display, a battery life of 13 days, sleep tracking and blood oxygen sensor.
The Galaxy Fit3 will soon ship globally.
