BOE and OnePlus jointly launch next-generation OLED display to offset panel price decline pressure

On October 9, BOE and OnePlus jointly launched the fourth-generation Oriental Screen, which will debut on the upcoming OnePlus 16 flagship phone. The screen uses BOE's f-OLED high-end flexible display technology and adopts industry-leading new-generation luminescent materials. It is the industry's first screen to achieve a global ultra-high refresh rate of 165Hz through full-chain hardware, 185Hz in specific scenarios such as esports, and to comply with dynamic clarity standards. Previously, BOE, OPPO, OnePlus and others jointly released the group standard 'Test Method for Dynamic Clarity of Ultra-High-Definition OLED Display Devices'. The fourth-generation Oriental Screen is the first OLED phone screen mass-produced under this dynamic clarity standard after its release. According to the introduction, the fourth-generation Oriental Screen improves picture continuity by 47%, reduces afterimages by 52%, increases display speed by 35%, shortens control time by 11.1 milliseconds, and improves control speed by 25%. In terms of ultra-low power consumption, it is equipped with the first 22-nanometer display driver chip and the first touch chip customized for OnePlus. Compared with the previous generation, brightness increases by 10% while power consumption decreases by 15%. BOE currently has three mass-produced sixth-generation flexible OLED production lines and one mass-produced 8.6-generation OLED production line. According to Omdia data, its flexible OLED shipments have long ranked first domestically and second globally.

Ruilian New Materials announced it has signed a technology license agreement with Guangzhou CSOT Printed Display Technology Company Limited, officially entering the printed OLED terminal materials track. CSOT Printed Display is affiliated with TCL CSOT, a global leader in printed OLED technology with more than 1,200 related patents. Its 29.5 billion yuan investment in the world's first 8.6-generation printed OLED production line is expected to begin production in 2027. Under the agreement, CSOT Printed Display licenses its relevant patents and technical know-how in the printed OLED materials field to Ruilian New Materials. The company and its subsidiaries may carry out research and development, production, and sales of printed OLED materials within the licensed scope. New technological achievements and intellectual property generated through joint development by both parties will be shared by both parties. In the first quarter of 2026, Ruilian New Materials achieved revenue of 379 million yuan and net profit attributable to the parent company of 43.65 million yuan.