MWC 2025: Samsung Display developed new OLED with brightness of 5,000 nits
07.03.25
At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Samsung Display announced an OLED panel with a peak brightness of 5,000 nits, improved energy efficiency and reduced thickness.
The main technological innovation was On-Cell Film (OCF) – a technology that eliminates the need for a polarizer. This allowed:
- Improve the visibility of the screen outdoors;
- Reduce power consumption and display heat;
- Reduce the thickness of the panel by 20%, increasing strength and durability.
OCF was first used in the Galaxy Fold 3 foldable smartphone, and is now used in standard smartphones as well as foldable laptops.
Comparison with competitors
- Samsung panel reaches 5000 nits in a 10% window and 3000 nits when viewed
- Chinese 6000 nit displays only show such values in small areas (1-5% of the screen);
- Samsung’s new display consumes 37% less power than previous-generation panels at the same brightness.
Samsung Display emphasizes that their new technology will allow smartphones and laptops to become thinner, more energy-efficient, and more comfortable to use in bright sunlight.
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