Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra uses an OLED screen manufactured by TCL

Xiaomi recently launched a unique commemorative version of the Mi 10 called the Mi 10 Ultra. This is the smartphone that can be considered as the most advanced of Xiaomi up to now and is only sold exclusively in the Chinese market. The device owns a large screen size 6.67 inches, using OLED panels with a scanning frequency of 120Hz. The special thing about this screen is that it is manufactured by TCL, not popular brands like Samsung or BOE.

In an article posted on its social network Weibo, TCL shared the screen of Mi 10 Ultra is one of the screens for the best display quality with 10-bit color display, covering all DCI-P3 color range, supports HDR10 +, brightness 1120 nits, has a 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch refresh rate. This monitor supports up to 4090 different brightness levels in auto mode.

One of the other notable features is the display of the Mi 10 Ultra also incorporates MEMC technology (technology for predicting and compensating motion) that allows smooth display of media content at frame level. low figure. Additionally, this screen is also certified by TUV Rheinland for eye protection.

In addition, TCL also announced that the company has achieved a remarkable milestone in the successful production of LCD panels with a thin 2.4mm “chin” part. This will help smartphones equipped with TCL’s new LCD panels will have super thin bezels, especially the lower bezels instead of having to use OLED panels.

This milestone of TCL is achieved after 2 years of developing and using COF architecture. Currently, it is not clear when TCL will commercialize this new display panel.