Apple’s 2026 OLED lineup will reportedly rely entirely on Samsung and LG
Samsung and LG lock down Apple’s 2026 OLED orders According to ETNews (via MacMagazine), Samsung Display and LG Display will reportedly supply all OLED panels for Apple’s second-half 2026 launches. BOE was left out after quality issues disrupted its iPhone 17 Pro panel shipments last year, with deliveries only resuming in April. LG Display, meanwhile, will exclusively supply 34 million OLED panels for the Apple Watch Series 12, while both companies will supply a total of 90 million panels for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
- ▪Samsung and LG lock down Apple’s 2026 OLED orders According to ETNews (via MacMagazine), Samsung Display and LG Display will reportedly supply all OLED panels for Apple’s second-half 2026 launches.
- ▪BOE was left out after quality issues disrupted its iPhone 17 Pro panel shipments last year, with deliveries only resuming in April.
- ▪LG Display, meanwhile, will exclusively supply 34 million OLED panels for the Apple Watch Series 12, while both companies will supply a total of 90 million panels for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
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