Apple to start replacing OLED displays for all new iPhones in 2025

Apple plans to use OLED displays in all future iPhones

1. Nikkei reports that Apple will use OLED displays in 2025 All iPhone models sold in 2018 and beyond will use organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, completely abandoning liquid crystal displays (LCD).
2. OLED displays are popular for their vibrant colors and sharp contrast, making them ideal for high-definition videos.
3. The move will impact Japanese display manufacturers Sharp and Japan Display (JDI), which once accounted for 70% of the iPhone display market share but currently only provide LCD displays for the iPhone SE.
4. Apple has begun ordering OLED displays from China’s BOE Technology and South Korea’s LG Display for the upcoming iPhone SE models.
5. Apple first used OLED panels in iPhone X in 2017, and later high-end iPhone models also switched to OLED.
6. Apple adopted OLED screens in its latest generation iPad Pro models launched in May.
7. Sharp, Japan Display and LG Display declined to comment, and Apple has not yet responded to a request for comment.

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