Apple started switching iPad and MacBook series to mini LED displays last year. Apple’s next step will likely be to switch to an OLED display. According to new rumors, display supplier Samsung Display’s Gen 8.5 OLED technology will be used in the upcoming iPads.
Apple’s iPad with Gen 8.5 OLED technology could launch in 2025
It is estimated that Samsung Display will begin production of panels for Apple’s second-generation OLED iPad towards the end of 2024. The Gen 8.5 OLED display technology, which will be used in the second generation OLED iPad, is quite intriguing. Because it is said to extend the battery life and provide a better quality screen experience.
It is estimated that Apple will switch to OLED display in the near future after switching to mini LED displays in display technology. Unlike mini LED displays, OLED panels use self-emitting pixels and do not require backlighting. This could improve contrast ratio and provide longer battery life on future iPad and MacBook models.
The first OLED iPad models are scheduled to launch in 2024. That’s why screens targeted for second-generation models could begin mass production towards the end of 2024, and devices could launch in 2025.
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