Recently it was announced thatpomegranatewill be released in its upcomingiPhone 17LTPO Variable Refresh Rate screen technology has been fully adopted on all series of cell phones. This technology was previously only available in theiPhonewhich is featured on the higher-i end Pro Series models, while the standard models have traditional LTPS screens.
It is reported that LTPO (Low-Temperature Poly-Silicon Oxide) screens have higher refresh rates and lower energy consumption, providing a smoother and more power-efficient display experience. This technology is becoming more and more popular in high-end smartphones and is considered one of the key technologies to improve the performance and battery life of cell phones.
According to a report from Korean media outlet The Elec, Apple is planning oniPhone LTPO screens on all four models of the 17 series, including two Pro series models and two standard edition models. This initiative is expected to further enhance iPhone's product performance and user experience.
However, it's unclear which supplier Apple will source these LTPO screens from. Previously, Apple has been sourcing fromthe belt of Orionand other South Korean companies to purchase OLED screens, but in recent years has also been actively seeking cooperation with Chinese companies. Chinese companies such as BOE have reportedly provided Apple with samples of LTPO OLEDs, but have yet to formalize a supply agreement.
Some industry insiders said that if BOE's LTPO technology can meet Apple's requirements, it is expected to become one of Apple's key suppliers. However, there are also voices who believe that since BOE's LTPO technology is still immature, Apple may keep an LTPS model in the iPhone 17 series to ensure product quality and user experience.
The use of LTPO screen technology will be a major highlight of the iPhone 17 series, which is expected to bring users a more excellent display effect and longer battery life. At the same time, Apple also needs to carefully choose suppliers to ensure product quality and user experience.
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