The screen of the Apple iPhone 15 Pro will be produced in 2023 by the Chinese BOE

A new report suggests that the BOE may be the company that will launch its LTPO Super AMOLED screens for Apple’s higher-end iPhone smartphones in 2023. These panels will most likely be produced for use in iPhone Pro phones, which will be the high-end devices and the crown jewel of Apple’s iPhone 15 series. According to The Elec, the Chinese display maker will produce and supply LTPO super AMOLED panels to the Cupertino giant next year. The company made a number of efforts a few years ago in order to be able to attract the favorable opinion of the tech giant, Apple, to its Super AMOLED displays. Along چیکاو Be.

BOE has already made great efforts to produce at least a small percentage of the Apple iPhone 12 Super AMOLED displays alongside the Samsung Display and LG Display. The company even went so far as to sign a contract with Apple at that time, but in the end, the screens produced by this brand could not attract the favorable opinion of Apple, and although it failed to do so, it finally managed to enter the chain. Supply the screen of the current generation iPhone 13. However, it only made panels for the base model of this series of Apple smartphones, while the screens of the more advanced phones of both the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro were produced by Samsung Display.

But now, that may change as the BOE seeks to expand its LTPO Super AMOLED panel to produce a 120Hz display. In other words, the report also shows that the iPhone 15 Pro will have a variable refresh rate of 120 Hz. With the upcoming iPhone 14 series, BOE will also continue to offer displays for the lower model of the series, while the screens of the Pro and Pro versions of Apple Max will continue to be available with Samsung Display and LG Display.

Although the iPhone 15 series will only be available until next year, and also the iPhone 14 series will enter the market in the second half of this year, but it is expected to finally bring the iPhone redesign and Apple instead of a very large cut. At the top of the screen, use the sleek, beautiful front punch hole for your selfie camera and TrueDepth system. Earlier, an event was reported in which it was announced that the BOE would launch its 15-inch Super AMOLED displays for future Apple iPads. So it looks like the company is moving faster and faster into Apple’s parts supply chain to succeed in producing more screens for future Apple devices, including tablets as well as Apple iPhones.