Apple with the iPhone 18 Pro is preparing for another major shift in the field of displays. According to new information, the key suppliers of OLED panels are Samsung Display and LG Display, which are expected to undergo final approval for use in the upcoming smartphones in the coming weeks. Pro models.
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What is particularly interesting is that the Chinese BOE is set to drop out of the premium chain. Although it still supplied panels for this year, iPhone 17 Pro, but on the iPhone 18 Pro has reportedly already encountered a problem with production quality and yield. Specifically, it concerns LTPO+ technology, where Korean manufacturers have significantly more stable results. And LTPO+ is the key word in this case.
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The new generation of displays is supposed to be an evolution of current LTPO panels, which Apple has been used in iPhones for several generations. LTPO+ is supposed to offer finer refresh rate control and more efficient power management, which in practice can mean better battery life without any compromises in display smoothness. Simply put, the display should better "understand" when to go full speed and when to save power, without the user noticing it.
Another interesting aspect concerns Face IDAccording to previous information, the iPhone 18 Pro It also plans to use under-display infrared technology, which is to be supplied by Samsung. This could move some of the sensors under the display itself, which is a step towards an even cleaner front design.
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if Apple actually moved part Face ID below the display, this could mean its further reduction. But will this happen with the iPhone? 18 Pro, or later, is not yet clear. Speculations on this point vary and Apple traditionally leaves room for final decisions until just before production. But what is certain is that iPhone 18 Pro is supposed to be the next step towards a "cleaner" display without distracting elements. And the combination of the LTPO+ panel and new sensors under the screen may be one of the most fundamental shifts in recent years.
