It is rumored that the new iPhone will not use double-layer OLED screen for the time being because of 'extremely high cost'

[CNMO Technology News] You all know about the release of the new iPad Pro. After watching the press conference, many people probably only remembered two points, one is "expensive" and the other is "the screen is good". CNMO learned that the new iPad Pro uses Tandem OLED, a double-layer series OLED, which is known as "a major innovation on the iPad Pro." So, will future iPhones use this double-layer series OLED screen? The answer is "no", at least "not yet".

According to digital bloggers, news from Apple’s panel channel shows that

1. iPhone will not have dual-layer tandem OLED screens for the time being.
2. Putting this screen configuration on the iPad Pro brings a 32% price increase, which is extremely costly.

In other words, until Apple has brought down the cost of dual-layer tandem OLED screens, the new iPhone should not be eager to adopt this new technology. In addition, the difficulty of applying this technology on tablets and mobile phones may also be different.

However, the domestic manufacturer Honor has already achieved it first.

The Honor Magic6 RSR Porsche Design, released in March this year, is the world’s first Honor stacked light Oasis eye protection screen, achieving the best in the industry in six core indicators of the screen:

1. Global brightness 1800nits
2. HDR peak brightness 5000nits
3. Lifespan increased to 6 times
4. Screen brightness decay in 3 years

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