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Breaking Into the Global Top Three for Premium Displays, Chinese Smartphone Brand iQOO Set to Unveil a Breakthrough Display Product

The phone pairs 2K resolution with a 165Hz refresh rate and 2,800-nit peak brightness, Samsung Display said, while cutting panel power use 31% at 150 nits.

  • On September 14, Samsung Display and iQOO announced the iQOO 16 at a Display Technology Session in Korea, marking the first Android smartphone to feature the Samsung M16 2K 165Hz Display.
  • Samsung Display and iQOO launched the 'Future Display Exploration Program' to move beyond traditional supply models, jointly tackling technical barriers and creating innovative solutions that did not exist before.
  • At a display brightness of 150 nits, the 6.9-inch panel delivers 2800 nits peak brightness and consumes 31% less power than 1.5K displays, utilizing a 22-nanometer process to improve efficiency.
  • Competing with Apple and Samsung in the Premium Display Smartphones market, iQOO has established itself as a key player by focusing on gaming performance and display calibration for high-end mobile devices.
  • Expanding 165Hz support across high-frequency gaming scenarios, iQOO aims to deliver 'Crystal Clear' and 'Effortlessly Smooth' experiences as the iQOO 16 approaches its September launch event.
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Samsung Display has developed the world's first Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) for smartphones that simultaneously achieves 2K resolution and a 165Hz high refresh rate. On the 14th, Samsung Display announced that it has developed a 6.9-inch 2K/165Hz OLED and will supply it for the 'iQOO 16,' a gaming smartphone launching this month by Vivo's premium brand, iQOO. The recently released high-spec gaming smartphone O

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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