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Samsung Display has introduced the M16 OLED panel, marking the first 6.9-inch smartphone display globally to offer a 2K resolution coupled with a 165Hz refresh rate while consuming around 30% less energy. This panel boasts a remarkable peak brightness of 10,000 nits and will first make its appearance in the forthcoming iQOO 16 on the Android platform, with plans to extend to Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series and Google's Pixel 11 range. According to Samsung, advancements in pixel wiring thickness and reduced driver chip size enable quicker pixel charging and lower power consumption.
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00:00Smartphone screens are about to get a serious upgrade, and Samsung Display just showed off the panel behind it.
00:05The company unveiled its new M16 OLED display, which it calls the world's first 6.9-inch smartphone screen to
00:13combine full 2K resolution with a smooth 165Hz refresh rate, all while using about 30% less power than before.
00:21That combination has always been a tricky balancing act, since more pixels and faster refresh rates usually mean more power
00:29draw and heat.
00:30Samsung says it solved that by thickening the pixel signal wiring at the nanometer level and shrinking the display driver
00:36chip's manufacturing process, letting pixels charge faster with less energy wasted.
00:41The panel can also hit up to 10,000 nits of local peak brightness, according to reports.
00:46The first phone to actually ship with it will be the upcoming IQO 16 on the Android side.
00:52But industry reports suggest Apple's iPhone 18 Pro lineup, and Google's next pixel phones could adopt the same M16 technology
01:00soon after.
01:01Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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