Samsung Display Unveils New OLED Technology with Enhanced Color Gamut and Health Sensing Features

Samsung Display announced new OLED technology at SID Display 2026, featuring the world's widest color gamut with BT.2020-96 coverage and up to 3,000 nits of brightness. The company also updated its health-sensing OLED, capable of measuring heart rate and blood pressure. These advancements are expected to influence the smartphone display market.

By Jess Weatherbed · The Verge · May 5, 2026, 11:18 UTC

Topics: color gamut display innovation OLED technology Samsung Display

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