Apple is exploring the integration of tandem OLED displays into future iPhones, a technology that provides advantages such as enhanced brightness and lower energy usage. This display innovation features two stacked OLED panels, with a proposed simplified design for iPhones that includes a second panel focused on blue subpixels only. LG Display and Samsung Display are both engaged in discussions with Apple regarding this advanced display tech, with the potential introduction indicated for 2028, possibly exclusive to Pro models.
Apple is currently evaluating plans to bring tandem OLED displays to the iPhone, a technology that debuted on the iPad Pro (2024).
Tandem OLED displays consist of two OLED panels layered on top of each other, providing higher brightness output and reduced power consumption.
Apple appears to prefer a simplified implementation for the iPhone's tandem OLED display, focusing on only blue subpixels in the second layer.
Apple's evaluation suggests that the first iPhone featuring tandem OLED displays could be released as early as 2028, likely for Pro models.
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