TTB White LOGO TB
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Trending
Microsoft Blocks DeepSeek App to Protect Employee Data
Nutanix and NVIDIA’s New AI Plans Save Time and Money
How to Stop iPhone Calls and FaceTime Alerts From Disrupting Your iPad
Apple Watch Ultra 3 Unveils Health and Connectivity Breakthroughs
Google Invests in Advanced Nuclear Power to Fuel AI and Data Center Growth
Monday, May 12, 2025
The Tech BasicThe Tech Basic
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Follow US
LG & Samsung OLED TV Alliance, Consequences For Customer (1)
The Tech Basic > Electronics > OLED TVs: LG and Samsung Forge Alliance – with Consequences for Customers
ElectronicsNews

OLED TVs: LG and Samsung Forge Alliance – with Consequences for Customers

Emeka Victor
Last updated: 9 February 2024 16:55
Emeka Victor
Share
SHARE

No longer rivals: Samsung and LG Display have signed a 5-year contract for OLED and LCD TV panels. This expands Samsung’s offering of OLED televisions while simultaneously sourcing LCD panels from LG Display. For customers, this is likely to have both advantages and disadvantages.

Contents
Samsung and LG Seal TV DealTV Deal: Good or Bad for Customers?

Please follow us on Twitter and Facebook

Samsung and LG Seal TV Deal

Samsung and LG Display have entered into a strategic partnership unprecedented in the history of both companies. The agreement, spanning five years, secures Samsung a steady supply of OLED and LCD panels from LG Display, the world’s leading manufacturer of OLED technology.

This enables Samsung to expand its range of OLED televisions and offer them worldwide, while LG Display stands to benefit from increased utilization of its OLED factories (Source: FlatpanelsHD).

LG & Samsung OLED TV Alliance, Consequences For Customer

Interestingly, the agreement does not include LG Display’s advanced MLA technology, focusing instead on standard WOLED panels. Samsung will utilize these panels for its S90D series televisions, while continuing to use its own QD-OLED panels for flagship models. This decision suggests that Samsung maintains its commitment to QD-OLED technology, even as it now sources products from a direct competitor.

Read Also: TCL 55C805 Review: A Mini-Led Television At A Light Price And Good In Everything, Or Almost

TV Deal: Good or Bad for Customers?

The new partnership promises to significantly boost the OLED TV market. Best-case scenario, we can expect price reductions due to increased supply. Furthermore, the expansion of LCD panel supplies should strengthen Samsung’s position in the entry and mid-range segments.

Read Also: Samsung TQ55S90C Review: An Excellent and Affordable QD-Oled TV

However, caution is warranted: Samsung’s decision to differentiate panel technology not by model but by size could quickly lead to confusion. Consumers might find themselves puzzled in the future as to which technology is actually behind their new television.

Read Also:

LG Unveils 2024 OLED Smart TVs: 144 Hz Refresh Rate, AI Features, and More

TAGGED:Samsung
Share This Article
Facebook Reddit Copy Link Print
Share
Emeka Victor
By Emeka Victor
Follow:
Emeka Victor is a tech writer and journalist who loves exploring cultures and food. He tells exciting stories about technology and how it affects people. Making tech news simple and interesting for everyone to understand.

Let's Connect

FacebookLike
XFollow
PinterestPin
InstagramFollow
Google NewsFollow
FlipboardFollow

Popular Posts

Microsoft

Microsoft Blocks DeepSeek App to Protect Employee Data

S.Dyema Zandria
Nvidia

Nutanix and NVIDIA’s New AI Plans Save Time and Money

S.Dyema Zandria
FaceTime Alerts

How to Stop iPhone Calls and FaceTime Alerts From Disrupting Your iPad

S.Dyema Zandria
Apple Watch Ultra 3

Apple Watch Ultra 3 Unveils Health and Connectivity Breakthroughs

S.Dyema Zandria

You Might Also Like

Apple
News

Samsung’s Breakthrough Display Tech Powers Apple’s Upcoming iPhone Fold

Samsung
MobilesNews

Samsung’s New Foldable Phones Get Bigger Batteries and Better Cameras

Perplexity AI
Blog

Perplexity AI Challenges Google with Samsung and Motorola Partnerships

Samsung One UI 7
News

Samsung Stops One UI 7 Update After Phones Get Stuck

Social Networks

Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Pinterest Rss

Company

  • About Us
  • Our Team
  • Contact Us

Policies

  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy
Latest
Google Invests in Advanced Nuclear Power to Fuel AI and Data Center Growth
SoundCloud’s New Rule: AI Can Learn From Your Songs
Apple’s M6 and M7 Chips Set to Redefine Mac Performance by 2027
ChatGPT Explores Weekly and Lifetime Subscriptions to Expand User Access
Google’s New Tool Cuts AI Costs for Developers Automatically

© 2024 The Tech Basic INC. 700 – 2 Park Avenue New York, NY.

TTB White LOGO TB
Follow US
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?