Apple is Evaluating iPhone 14 OLED Display Panels Ahead of Mass Production in July-August Time Frame
According to a new report by The Elec, Apple is testing and evaluating the OLED panels for the iPhone 14 models. To be precise, the OLED display panels being tested are for the standard iPhone 14 model, and mass production is reportedly scheduled to begin between July and August. As mentioned earlier, the iPhone 14 Pro models will feature a circular and pill-shaped cutout for the front-facing camera and Face ID components. The iPhone 14 OLED display panels will be made by BOE, which became part of a controversy earlier this year. In return, Apple banned the supplier after it discovered the circuit width of the thin-film transistors on OLED panels for the iPhone 13. The supplier’s executives recently visited Cupertino to address the issue and soon after the OLED panels were approved once again. BOE being part of Apple’s supply chain makes things competitive for Samsung and LG being the major suppliers for the company. BOE is expecting to receive orders from Apple before the end of this month. Moreover, Apple will cap the orders from the supplier at around 5 million units. The supplier is also weeks behind schedule compared to Samsung and LG. Nonetheless, the iPhone 14 is expected to launch at its usual time frame. We have previously heard that Apple will host the iPhone 14 event on September 13. This is all there is to it, folks. Share your valuable insights with us in the comments section below.
