TCL shows off its Super Pixel and Inkjet-printed OLED displays at MWC

Posted on March 7, 2026, 8 a.m.

TCL Revolutionizes Displays with Super Pixel and Inkjet-Printed OLED at MWC

TCL, a powerhouse in display manufacturing, has once again demonstrated its commitment to innovation at MWC, unveiling groundbreaking advancements in display technology. Following their debut at CES, TCL's Super Pixel and Inkjet-Printed OLED displays are set to redefine the visual experience across a broad spectrum of devices. TCL showcased a diverse portfolio, highlighting the future of next-generation displays.

TCL's Super Pixel technology enhances display sharpness and clarity by incorporating an additional 1.8% of sub-pixels within the OLED layer. This innovation significantly reduces the processing demands on the display controller, leading to an impressive 25% decrease in energy consumption. Furthermore, Super Pixel technology unlocks higher refresh rates, with TCL achieving up to 165Hz for incredibly fluid visuals.

TCL displays showing city skyline with lens accessory.

Super Pixel Smartphone Displays: A Closer Look

TCL presented a trio of 6.9-inch Super Pixel smartphone displays. The first boasts exceptional clarity with a resolution of 1,200 × 2,608 pixels and a density of 420 ppi. This panel features an 8T LTPO backplane, Full in Active Area (FIAA) technology, and adaptive brightness reaching up to 2,000 nits. Impressively, TCL achieved ultra-thin bezels, measuring just 0.5mm at the top and bottom, and 0.8mm on the sides.

TCL CSOT inkjet-printed OLED displays show kiwi fruit.

Another 6.9-inch Super Pixel panel was highlighted for its industry-leading energy efficiency. This 8T LTPO OLED panel, with its 420 ppi density, reduces IC power consumption by 10% and chipset consumption by 25% compared to conventional OLEDs.

The third Super Pixel display, built on 7T LTPS architecture, offers a dynamic 60-165Hz refresh rate. It maintains a 420 ppi density and can reach up to 2,000 nits in High Brightness Mode (HBM).

TCL CSOT inkjet-printed OLED laptop display

Inkjet-Printed OLEDs: Versatility and Thinness

TCL revealed a 14-inch Inkjet-Printed (IJP) OLED laptop screen, remarkably thin at just 0.77mm and weighing a mere 77 grams.

The company also demonstrated a portable folding IJP OLED monitor, capable of expanding from 16 to 28 inches through its innovative tri-fold design. This display is only 4.48mm thick and features the world's first waterdrop hinge.

For smartphone applications, TCL showcased a 5.65-inch IJP OLED display. This panel achieves a stunning 490 ppi density and utilizes a Real Stripe RGB pixel arrangement for superior visual fidelity and sharpness.

TCL CSOT Super Pixel OLED phones display sunflowers.

Extreme Brightness and Eye Comfort

TCL pushed the boundaries further with a 6.9-inch OLED panel achieving an astonishing 15,000 nits peak brightness, likely in HDR scenarios, representing a remarkable engineering feat.

TCL Super Pixel and Inkjet OLED displays at MWC.

For enhanced user comfort, TCL also presented a 6.9-inch OLED display incorporating 2nd generation circular polarizer technology. This design significantly reduces glare, offering a "book-like" reading experience.

Micro LED for AR: The Future of Miniaturization

TCL offered a glimpse into the future with the world's smallest Silicon-based Micro LED display designed for AR glasses. This compact display features a 256 × 86px resolution, an incredible 5,080 ppi density, and a staggering 4 million nits peak brightness.

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