Samsung Electronics, aiming to reduce its cost structure, recently ordered 15 million AMOLED panels from CSOT, that are adopted in the 2026 Galaxy A57 and S FE models smartphones. Last month we reported that Samsung is in talks with BOE to the supply of advanced AMOLED displays that will be used in the basic model of the flagship Galaxy S27 smartphone.
Today a report in Korea says that Samsung Electronics eventually decided to not use BOE's AMOLEDs, and will rely exclusively on OLED panels made by Samsung Display.
It was reported that Samsung made the decision as it was worried this could have hurt its Samsung Display brand. BOE has reportedly invested quite a bit in developing an OLED panel suitable for Samsung's S27. We do not know whether BOE faced any technical or cost issued that could also have terminated this project.
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