Samsung makes the world’s stylish OLED displays for smartphones, and nearly all brands use the company’s OLED panels in their high- end mobile phones. Coming time, too, nearly all smartphone brands are anticipated to use Samsung’s rearmost high- end OLED panels with advanced brilliance and better flicker control.
Vivo has formerly blazoned its coming- generation flagship smartphone, the Vivo X90 Pro. It uses Samsung’s E6 OLED panel with QHD resolution, up to,800 nits peak brilliance, LTPO4.0 refresh rate control,,440 Hz PWM( palpitation range Modulation) system, and Dolby Vision.
Also, Vivo’ssub-brand iQOO is launching the iQOO 11 with the same E6 OLED panel featuring 2K resolution, a 120Hz LTPO4.0 system, up to,800 nits peak brilliance, and over to,440 Hz PWM system. Interestingly, it can drive two separate parts of the screen at different refresh rates. For illustration, it can run a YouTube videotape at 60Hz in one member and the commentary system at 120Hz for smoother scrolling. This can further ameliorate the fluidity of the UI while conserving battery life.
iQOO 11 Samsung E6 OLED PWM
Xiaomi’s Mi 13 and Mi 13 Pro, its flagship phones for coming time, will be launched on December 1 in China. They will reportedly use Samsung Display’s E6 OLED panel with 2K resolution, up to 120Hz refresh rate, LTPO4.0 technology, and,800 nits peak brilliance.
We also know that Apple is formerly using Samsung’s E6 OLED panels in the iPhone 14 Pro series, and the bias in the lineup can reach a peak brilliance of over to,300 nits. Samsung’s own Galaxy S23 Ultra will use the same E6 OLED panel with a reported peak brilliance of,200 nits or over. In comparison, Samsung’s rivals BOE and LG Display are still unfit to reach the performance of the South Korean establishment’s OLED panels.
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