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Samsung’s QD-OLED Penta Tandem Upgrade Means Brighter Screens and Longer Life
Samsung Display's new five-layer blue-emitting stack boosts luminous efficiency by 1.3x and doubles lifespan for premium monitors and TVs, enhancing HDR and durability.
- Samsung Display introduced Penta Tandem, a five-layer QD-OLED upgrade it calls a panel-generation marker to boost brightness and longevity without raising power draw.
- By moving the blue emitting layer from four to five, Samsung Display says it spreads energy better to tackle luminance challenges on smaller high-resolution small screens and this approach has been used in top-tier self-emissive TV lineups since last year.
- Samsung Display cites up to 4,500 nits for TVs and 1,300 nits for monitors, says the five-layer stack improves luminous efficiency 1.3x and doubles lifespan.
- This year Samsung Display says panels with Penta Tandem can meet VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 requirements, including 27-inch and 31.5-inch models.
- Given the standards angle, buyers should dig into HDR measurements beyond tiny 3% OPR windows since larger bright scenes may expose heat and power limits.
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Samsung’s QD-OLED Penta Tandem upgrade means brighter screens and longer life
Samsung Display’s QD-OLED Penta Tandem adds a five-layer OLED stack that targets higher HDR peak brightness, better efficiency, and longer lifespan, with a 2026 rollout across flagship monitor sizes and premium TV panels.
Samsung Display’s new ‘Penta-Tandem’ tech will make standard OLED look dim — here's why it's set to be the 'ultimate choice'
Samsung Display unveiled its new QD-OLED Penta Tandem display tech, and it looks to bring "premium value" to your next TV or monitor with picture quality, efficiency and peak brightness.
Samsung Display has introduced QD-OLED Penta Tandem. The five-layer QD-OLED structure is designed to bring higher brightness, more efficiency and longer service life especially for premium monitors.
Samsung’s OLED Surge Leaves LG Reeling as Display War Escalates
LG Electronics’ once-dominant OLED television business is under mounting pressure, squeezed at both the consumer and manufacturing ends as rival Samsung accelerates a rapid and aggressive expansion that is reshaping the global premium TV market. Losses are building inside LG Display, the group’s panel manufacturing arm, while market share is being eroded in key regions
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