A new report from China suggests that TCL CSOT is gearing up to start producing inkjet printed smartphone OLED panels in September. TCL brands these panels as Real OLEDs as they contain a full RGB subpixel structure. It is said that the first products to utilize these new displays are Xiaomi's 16 Pro and Redmi K90 Pro smartphones.
The reports says that these new panels will offer a 2K resolution, or 2048 x 1080 (which is actually a downgrade from the Xiaomi 15 Pro resolution). If we assume a 6.7" display size, this translates to a PPI of 345. Last month CSOT demonstrated 326 PPI inkjet printed smartphone panels.
This is an interesting development. Towards the end of 2024 CSOT announced that it has started to mass produced printed OLED displays at its 5.5-Gen production line. The first panels out of the production line are 21.6” 4K monitor displays, aimed towards the medical market. It is very interesting to hear that CSOT is starting to produce smartphone panels so quickly, and aiming to supply them to two high volume smartphone models.
To read the entire article, sign up for OLED-Info Pro
OLED-Info Membership Benefits:
- Access to premium content
- A comprehensive guide to the OLED industry
- OLED Insights and trends analysis
- AI-powered assistant built specifically for the OLED industry
- A content library of 250+ brochures, catalogs, roadmaps, presentations and more.
- Detailed structured information on OLED devices, fabs, microdisplays, automotive applications and more
- Online access, easy subscription model, cancel at any time
- Only $199.99 per year (with group discounts)
