OLED panel
Self-lit pixel array
An OLED panel is a display screen using organic light-emitting diodes—tiny organic compounds that emit light when electricity passes through them.
Unlike LCD screens, OLED panels need no backlight because each pixel produces its own light, enabling true blacks, thinner designs, and more vibrant colors.
Common in smartphones, televisions, and high-end monitors: The new phone features a stunning OLED panel.
- displayPresentation for viewing
- screenDisplay or barrier
- pixelsDisplay's smallest points
- pixel densityDots per inch onscreen
- backlightIllumination behind a display
Samsung · LG · television · monitor · burn-in · contrast · brightness · vibrant · thin · flexible · curved · true black · HDR · refresh rate · motion blur · resolution · smartphone · always on display
- TV partspower button, volume control, tuner, speaker system, circuit board
- color-changing thingsmood ring, transition lens, liquid crystal, smart glass, disappearing ink
- touchscreen techtouchscreen, multi-touch, gesture control, swipe, tap
- video hardwarevideo card, video converter, video mixer, graphics card, GPU
OLED panelLCD panel
Screen with liquid crystals
plasma panel · LCD screen · CRT · e-ink display · mini-LED
OLED panelCRT monitor
Electron-beam display device
cathode ray tube · CRT television · tube TV · plasma screen · LCD monitor