LG Display’s new OLEDs are brighter and more powerful

LG Display is introducing its 4 OLED TV screens today, which aren’t just brighter than they look. appeared in 2024and use more energy and less light. The LG OLED and M5 It was one of Engadget’s favorite announcements Cost of CES 2025thanks in part to the LG Display panels they use.

LG Display’s 4th-generation OLED TV panel can be as bright as “up to 4,000 nits,” according to the company, 33 percent brighter than the previous panel. It’s worth noting that brightness isn’t the same as brightness on the same display panel, but it’s still a noticeable improvement where OLEDs tend to struggle with brightness. Especially when the gains are combined with increased power, which LG Display says is “20 percent greater” than the 65-inch 4th-generation panel.

The changes in the efficiency of the new OLED are due to the addition of “looks and lights” of the group where the light control is related to the intelligent to match the way LG is planning the LEDs in the group. The 4th generation OLED uses a “Primary RGB Tandem structure” that places independent layers of red and green elements with two layers of blue. Each component creates an additional light source that helps control light and “whiteness of color.”

LG Display is also helping to create color (and perhaps purity) with a new film barrier that reduces the amount of light that is reflected from the surface of the panel and the light that is absorbed and reflected inside the panel. The company says that all of this development is helping to create better “AI TVs” but if that doesn’t bother you, it looks like TVs with these new panels should look better too.

The 4th-generation OLED panel will appear in “top-of-the-line mass-produced” TVs this year, and LG Display says the “Primary RGB Tandem structure” will gradually be introduced into Gaming OLED monitors in the future, as well. .