Apple reportedly uses Samsung Display, the industry leader in OLED, as its primary OLED supplier.Over 70% of the OLED panels required for Apple’s most recent iPhones are said to be made by Samsung, according to reports.
Additionally highlighted for the iPhone 14 are the essential boards for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Or more, as well as the LTPO show for the iPhone 14 Star and iPhone 14 Ace Max.According to a South Korean news outlet called TheElec, Apple plans to produce 120 million of the most recent iPhone 14 series in 2022.
At least 80 million Samsung Panels will be required for 120 million units.We will acquire approximately 6 million from the Chinese company BOE and approximately 20 million from LG Display.Obscure at present is the maker of the leftover number of boards.Although BOE only produces 6.1-inch LTPS OLEDs for the iPhone 14 base model, Samsung and LG Display are said to supply panels for all four iPhone 14 models.
The higher-priced iPhone 14 Pro models, which are in greater demand than anticipated, will receive more than 60 million of the more than 80 million screens that Samsung Display will produce.As LG Show is presently encountering creation issues, quite possibly Samsung Show will build its assembling share.
The iPhone 14s, which uses Chinese BOE panels, didn’t sell well, and there were concerns about a contract review because they changed the circuit design without telling Apple first.
