LTPO OLED adoption confirmed for all iPhone 17 series models

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120Hz support for iPhone 17 regular models? Expectations rise with LTPO OLED




Declining demand for iPhone 16 regular models




120Hz support for iPhone 17 regular models? Expectations rise with LTPO OLED




Chigeun Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects iPhone 16 production to decrease by about 10 million units compared to its predecessor. This drop in sales is noticeable in regular and plus models, and the biggest reason is that it does not support 120Hz scan rate. Meanwhile, there is news that all models of the iPhone 17 series will have LTPO OLED displays, and there is a growing expectation that regular models will be able to support 120Hz scan rate.




iPhone 17 OLED Exclusive Supply from Samsung and LG







According to domestic media, the iPhone 17 LTPO OLED displays will be sourced from Samsung and LG Display. Furthermore, since China’s BOE has no history of supplying LTPO OLEDs to Apple, the OLED supply for the iPhone 17 series will be mainly supplied by Korean display companies LG Display and Samsung Display. Therefore, China’s BOE is expected to focus on supplying displays for the iPhone SE fourth generation.




LTPO OLED Display Advantages and Battery Efficiency




The reason why all models of the iPhone 17 series are expected to be equipped with LTPO OLED is because battery efficiency is expected to be greatly improved. LTPO OLED has the advantage of reducing battery consumption and increasing usage time due to low driving power.
This is expected to stimulate a desire to buy not only for users who prefer a professional-grade lineup, but also for regular model lineup users who want high injection rates.



The excitement of 120Hz promotional displays




Reports from local media have raised the possibility that the 120Hz refresh rate promotional display, which was previously only available on pro models, will be implemented on regular models. This is expected to significantly improve the user experience by making screen transitions smoother and more fluid. If Apple extends this feature to the regular models, many consumers will be able to enjoy pro-level display quality on a lightweight regular model.




Expected changes with the introduction of LTPO OLED




The availability of LTPO OLEDs in all iPhone 17 models is expected to significantly increase the purchasing power of regular models, especially if high refresh rate support is confirmed. Consumers will have more options for balancing weight and performance, and can expect a more satisfying experience.




Finalize



However, even if LTPO OLED displays are expanded, it’s still not a sure thing, as the name is a promotion, so it’s possible that it’s only for the Pro lineup, and Apple hasn’t expanded high refresh rate displays to lower lineups like the iPhone and iPad Air or MacBook Air. Still, demand for the regular lineup has been declining, so it’s time for a change, and Apple can’t afford to sit on its hands.





Consumers also prefer relatively lightweight models, but are often forced to opt for the pro lineup due to the lack of 120 Hz capability. While 120 Hz is not a must-have feature, we believe it has the potential to significantly increase general demand. With so many people pinning their hopes on the iPhone 17 slim model, we would now like to see an expansion of LTPO OLED displays that support 120 Hz refresh rates.




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